If This Old Union's in for War by Stenton
A poem recalling Civil War era valor and veterans. The speaker, a Southern volunteer, claims to have fought with Stonewall Jackson and Lee, pledging readiness to forge more swords if the Union goes to war. The verse reflects on past battles at Manassas and other fronts, noting white hair yet steadfast memory of the sixties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stonewall
Lee
Sherman
Manassas
Stonewall Jackson
Union
Frank L. Stenton
Utah
Supreme Court
Chicago
Hoke Smith
Andrewsagasor
Philadelphia
Smith
Bir
Cleveland
Andrew Jackson
A. J
Hetge
Atlanta Constitution
Zalma letter comments stir local papers and G A R critique
The Zalma region letter page rumbles with praise and complaints about local papers and events. An A U W dinner draws a large crowd, while a court case between Speers and Wright unfolds. A G A R critique targets undernamed participants in a Banner piece, sparking defense from those involved and a call for fair treatment of all twelve young ladies who performed in the G A R program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Wright
Speers
Marion Corbin
Glen Allen
W. I. Vance
Cobden
Ill
L. B. James
Bert
Ong
Choi
Zalma
Lutesville
Nora Cubbage
Clara Peters
Edith Henley
Ollie Watkins
John Watkins
Mattie James
Lillie Hindman
Mattie Gaines
Ile Vance
Freda Whittaker
Monroe Hindman, Jr
Rditor
Local Notes and Church Services at Glen Allen and Lutesville
Glen Allen reports Rev Willborn preaching Saturday night and Sunday with visits from Mrs Walker, Jacob Deck and wife, and J W Revelle and wife from Lutesville. Ed Cavaness and T M Jones of Lutesville hunted nearby Saturday. Rev L L Pinnell preached at Point Pleasant Sunday at 11 am. Berry Son improved grounds around their store with gravel walks. A southbound freight derailed near the water tank early Thursday. three flatcars wrecked but no injuries. An artist takes photographs of locals. miscellaneous local updates on shopkeepers and residents conclude the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willborn
Mrs. Walker
Jacob Deck
Lutesville
J. W. Revelle
Ed Cavaness
T. M. Jones
Hol
L. L. Pinnell
Point Pleasant
Berry & Son
Rebekah lodge plans and an obituary tale
Odd Fellows lodges from Lutesville and Marble Hill met January 11 to organize a Rebekah lodge in Lutesville, with 23 signatures for a charter and funds to cover chart and supplies. Obituary notes the death of Margaret Graves Kinder at 22, detailing her education, teaching, church work, and the burial in Marble Hill with a sermon from Psalms.
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Odd Fellows of
Lutesville
Marble Hill Lodge
Lutesville Hall
Rebekah
Dew Lnge
Luma Rebekah
Loma Rebekah Lodge
Margaret Graves Kinder
Mason F. Kinder
D. H
Julia A. Graves
Marble
Montgomery College
Graves Academy
Sedgewickville
Patton
Mayferd-Smith Academy
Marble Hill
Kansas City
Bollinger County
Merble Girl Baptist Church
Baptist Church
B. L. Bowman
Litle Mar- Werite
Cliff Dwellers and Maqui Cliff Dwellings Legend
The Maquis tell of a Red country and Great Cactus region with cliff houses. Dr. Fewkes uncovered ruins between Verdi river and Moqui country, finding cotton cloth, fire-making sticks, rope, stone burial cysts, and a 400-person cliff village with ladders and peepholes. Evidence suggests a prosperous past before abandonment.
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Red Country
Great Cactus
Fewkes
Verdi River
Moquie
Atr
Sean Thay
Eivis
Also Mentioned on This Page
Swaun
Enoch Sheel
Milt Lindman’s
Joshua Jones
Eines
Big Pete
Pete
John Zimmerman
Ourtreets
Draper
John A. Harrold
Joseph Harrold
Grisham’s Mill
J. A. Harrold
United States Senate
Mormon Church
Jackson
Minas Minn
Legisl
A. P
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