Joseph Columbus Minor Dies At Home Near Moberly
Joseph Columbus Minor died at 2:20 AM at his son in law Himer Kitchen home three miles southwest of Moberly. He was born September 12, 1858 and left four daughters Isabelle Kitchen Opal Kitchen Mikes Jessie and Stella Minor one son William Minor two brothers Jas Minor and John Minor a sister and three grandchildren. The funeral is set for 2:40 PM tomorrow at the residence with interment in Hagars chapel cemetery.
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Joseph Columbus Minor
Joseph Columbus
Himer Kitchen
Moberly
Isabél. Kitchen
Opal Kitchen
Mikes
Jessie
Stella Minor
Wm, Minor
Jas
Minor
John Minor
Glas- Sow
Hagar's Chapel
J. P. Murphy
Gertrude Murphy
Ofice of the Recorder
Randolph County
W. P. Cave
Randolph
Missouri
Wisdom
I. W. P. Cave
Alisson
Memorial fund seeks pennies for Nelson Kneass tribute
The piece urges contributions to the Nelson Kneass Memorial Fund at 10 cents per person so no child is denied the patriotic privilege. Donations are to be mailed to the Ban Bolt Memorial Byund care of the Chamber of Commerce, Chillicothe.
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Merce
Nelson Kneass
Printer Operator Wanted for County-Seat Weekly
Help wanted advertisement seeks a printer operator or combination man for a county-seat weekly. Offer is $30 per week to start. Requires fairness, ability to operate and care for the machine. Herald Huntsville Wo 87a2.
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Herald
Huntsville
Notice to the Public on Mohenly Country Club access
A public notice announces Thursday opening of the Mohenly Country Club area with the main road under construction and no detour required. Contractors Lynch McDonald Construction Co indicates access will be open Thursday afternoon and night.
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Lee
Mohenly Country Club
Tiny Visitor Quips On Authors Works In Fairy Tale Tale
A visitor candidly questions a young son about his father the famed novelist and his illustrated stories. The child insists stories are for pay and not for enjoyment, revealing a literal, mercenary view of literary labor. Similar anecdote recounted from Bryant family.
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Dean
Bryant
Julia
Milton
Dore
Jutta
Papas
Philadellphia Inquirer
TWO MONTHS OF DAYLIGHT
The piece describes Arctic summer in Norway and Sweden with continuous daylight from late May to late July. It notes perpetual sun, absent stars, pale moon, brief flourishing wildflowers, and short harvest windows. By mid August the sun retreats, air cools, foliage fades, birds migrate, and twilight returns with the northern lights returning in winter.
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Norway
Sweden
New York Herald
Repair Shops for Airplanes in War Time
Portable airplane factories first used by the French are described as marvels of ingenuity. They include lathes drilling machines forges and equipment to rebuild aircraft except the engine. Powerful motors allow rapid speeds and swift response to crashes, with roof openings to watch flights.
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Cleveland ‘News-Leader
Futile Love and Peace Views From Boise Dinner
Senator Borah urged that love of universal peace be matched by action, while a Boise dinner conversation devolved into a humorous sailor tale about beef and pork. The exchange contrasted idealism with practical steps toward harmony.
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Borah
Boise
Ants Rampage Hit Italian Riviera Flower Industry
Large, vicious, prolific ants ravage Italian Riviera flower fields. Wor tictulturists must report sightings immediately and follow prescribed destruction steps. Reported to have been introduced from Argentina.
Flapster Cartoon Dialogue Reveals Family Mockery
A fragment from a humorous exchange shows a character urging another to remove war paint to impress an aunt. The judge comments on old fashioned virtue as the dialogue hints at social manners and appearance.
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Madge
Tommy
Death of Mrs. Julia M. Durham at 76 in Sedalia
Mrs Julia M Durham aged 76 died at her home 916 Rothwell street after a lingering illness. She leaves husband Wood Durham two sons J T O Durham and Luther Durham of Sedalia and daughters Ada Slaughter of Moberly and Mrs Durham of Sedalia. She was a member of Timberland Presbyterian Church. Funeral at 9 30 tomorrow at home with Rev A M Buchanan. Interment in Suit Creek cemetery. Card of thanks expresses gratitude to neighbors and L M M eberly Foundry staff for sympathy.
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Julia M. Durham
Julia, McLain
Durham
Lelogk
Rothwell Street
JT. O
Luther
Sedalia
Cone
Ada’ Slaughter
Moberly
Timberland Presbyterian Church
A. M.buchanan
Susi. Creek Cemetery
Grattan's Repair Shop Offers Varying Services
Notice states the shop owner will not be responsible for any items sent for repair after the date. Read text mentions repairs including trunk, gun and firearm servicing, lawn mowers, knife grinding, and stove repairs at 616 North Ault Street. Also references Mrs 0 R Smith Corsairs and LaRue Shop.
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Grattan
Yale
Seni
R. Smith
C. Resmith
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