Local Notes On Residents And Yields In Bollinger County
Correspondents report George Rhodes enlarging his in, Miss Annie Tinnin recovering from a two week illness, Miss Lillie Shelley visiting from near, J F Henderson placing material to build a dwelling. A son of James Miller on Grounds creek died of typhoid fever last Friday. W B Yount has sixty seven pupils at Hahn's school house. He teaches four good school. Joan Q Stevens near Glen Allen yielded 24 and 34 bushels of wheat per acre this year. B F Slinkard of Rose finished threshing rounds over eight weeks in Bollinger county, totaling 81 200 bushes. yields ranged three to twenty four and four fourth bushes.
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George Rhodes
Annie Tinnin
Lillie Shelley
Near
J. F. Henderson
James Miller
Grounds Creek
W. B. Yount
Joan Q. Stevens
Glen Allen
B. F. Slinkard
Rose
Bollinger
Wanderer Tales on Calves and Chickens Row
The Wanderer reports a farmer Thomas Rigdon noting an unusual pair of calves aged eight and four months with the younger suckling the older and the dam producing milk despite no calf birth. A church figure Rev J A Russell weighs a grievance with commission merchant Hazzard over shipping chickens out of the county, arguing it opposes the ministry. Hazzard counters it is his business.
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J. A Russell
Hazzard
Mr. Hageard
Ministry
Dying in Warble Hill Typhoid Takes Mrs Norman
Mrs William Norman died in Warble Hill last night at about 8 80. Her passing leaves a husband five children and extended family in sorrow. The note recalls a devout wife mother and friend and honors her memory with a brief obituary tone.
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Mama
William Norman
Warble Hill
2Lth
The Churches Session Discusses Christianity and Buddhism
A church gathering compared Christian and Buddhist ethics under John 14 6. The talk outlined Hindu and Christian doctrines, noting transmigration, caste, Nirvana versus immediate salvation, liberty, equality, heaven and the divine presence. Rev Oswald plans Chicago study. Marble Hill ladies extend thanks for his service. A corrected Mayflower passenger list from 1620 is given for teachers and historians.
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Christ
Buddha
Age
Chicago
Christaan
India
Presbyterian Church of
Marble Hill
Oswald
8. V. Jaques
M. E. Corer
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