Obituary of James H Steward Born May 18 1841 Ohio
James H Steward born in Marietta Ohio on May 18 1841 was the eldest of eleven children of George and his wife. He served in the Civil War and later lived in Indiana and Marshall. He died January 3 1910 at age 68 years and several months after a lengthy illness. He is survived by his wife Mary Bowman, a son Edward Steward and five brothers and three sisters in Ohio. Rev I J Nitsche and Rev Jo Mundorf conducted the funeral services.
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James Henry Steward
Marietta
Ohio
George Steward
Evangelical Church
Stewart
Mr. Stewart
Plum Street
Edward Steward
I. J. Nitsche
Jo Mundorf
Russia Surpasses U S Wheat Harvest in Record Yield
Country reports show Russia produced the largest wheat crop on record, surpassing the United States by about 600,000 bushels. U S Department of Agriculture revisions indicate Russia’s total exceeds prior records, marking a historic farming milestone. The rest of the text covers local social notes, business ads, and miscellaneous anecdotes.
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United States
Russia
I. Russi
United Stes
United States Department of Variculture
Matrimonial experiment ends in wedding contract twist
A comic tale of two friends offering to participate in a marriage experiment with a plan to avoid a misstep. The bride and groom set terms, the ceremony proceeds, but one partner breaches the agreement triggering an ensuing domestic and legal question about the contract and its enforceability.
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Bolkes
Elnegar
Thompson
London Chronicle
Tuma
John Auchincross
Helen Enghinder
Betty
Suelinstoss
Miss Boglouder
Carse Bette
Gte
Soadoon
Jean Viele Loss
Wott van Spreadiad
Nate
Elelen
Ember
Roy
Neal
Haley
Tony
Joho
Tustand
John
Ste
V Trank
Jobn
Hin
Lfe
Had Had His Sioux Chief Quote Featured In Paper
A brief fragment presents a quoted exchange about torment and marriage from the Buffalo Express and a Whately remark on emphasis. The text includes a Sioux Chief plate caption and a philosophical aside.
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Buffalo Express
Big Store Announces Six Special Saturday Offers
The Big Store advertises six major discounts for Saturday the 22nd including overcoats from 3.00, Hart Schaffner Marx overcoats, shoes from 1.98 to 2.48, mens moleskin pants, caps, and 25 to 68 cent silks and satins. Readily available linens, lace, ginghams, and embroideries complete the sale.
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Hughes
Church Notice Evangelical Association Preaching Services
Evangelical Association announces preaching services on Sunday January 24 at Marshall and Zion Big Creek locations. Grand Turn preaching at 7 o'clock p.m. All are cordially invited to attend.
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Evangelical Association
Marshall Church
Tovcheck P.m. Grand Turn
Fabria Om
CLL
Big Creek
B. C. Peters
U. B
J. B. Connett
Sunéeay
Robert Griffin
Mrs Homer Herring dies at Dennison after nine day illness
Mrs Homer Herring died at her Dennison home Friday morning from blood poisoning after a nine day illness. She leaves her husband four children two sisters and one brother. The funeral was from the family residence with burial at Dunlap cemetery.
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Homer Herring
Dennison
Dunlap
Hog Raising Profit Reported by Fairbanks Dealer
Good Interest James T. Scott a well known stock dealer of Fairbanks purchased two hogs for 70 dollars from which he raised 61 pigs. This week he disposed of them for 107 dollars. Hog raising is noted as a costly proposition.
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James T. Scott
Fairbanks
Infant Dies in Pneumonia At Lower Wabash
The two months old son of Mr and Mrs Albert Baggs of Lower Wabash township died Wednesday after a brief pneumonia illness. Funeral services were held yesterday at Bethel church with burial at Macke cemetery.
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Albert Baggs
Lower Wabash Township
Bethel Church
Macke Cemetery
Bargains and notices from local pages
A mix of listings and notices: a three room house for sale with well and barn near city limits. Edith Edens seeks divorce from Marquis Edens with child custody claim. revival services start January 20 1910 with local clergy. long time Big Four conductor Jacob Smith retires after 53 years service and 3.1 million miles. land-for-property trade offered in Clark and Edgar counties. Plum Street building lot for sale. E Taylor leases Kile barber shop. Doll's advert for sherbets custards glassware. fresh meat offerings from W S Spotts.
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T. W. Clark
Jacob P. Smith
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