Easton McFarland Dies Suddenly at Home
Easton McFarland died Friday afternoon at 2 10 in his home after a brief illness. He was born January 26 1833 in Ralls County Missouri and moved to Monroe City in 1886. He married Susan Cassady in 1871 and left four sons, all well known, with a long rural life and steadfast church devotion. Funeral at Methodist church followed by interment in St Judes cemetery.
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Easton McFarland
Susan Cassady
Rensselaer
Monroe City
Mr. McFarland
Business and newspapers in town development critique
The Brookfield Gazette argues home papers advance town interests more than others, noting editors' unpaid labor and impact. It cites the Missouri Historical Society in St Louis praise for Thomas Targee, a volunteer firefighter who died heroically during the 1849 great fire after using powder to blow up buildings to save others, with remnants found later.
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The
Brookfield Gazette
Macon Republican
Democrat
Missouri Historical Society
St. Louis
Targee
Carnegie
Pittsburg
Dingley
Palmer and Wrights Per fumes always in stock at B O Woods Drug Store
Palmer and Wrights Per fumes are advertised as always in stock at B O Woods Drug Store, highlighting a steady availability of the product. The notice reflects a local merchant promoting everyday household items to customers.
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Palmer and Wrights
B. O. Wood
A Lie Nailed and Local Gardon Gossip
Waterloo Republic editor Isaiah Van Meter faces backlash for a fictitious tale about Pat Crowe as townsfolk condemn his stunt and he offers an apology. Kansas reformers and waves of commentary from Rev Dr Smith, Mrs Nation, and Susan B Anthony echo broader tensions over law, suffrage, and public duty. Local notices describe barbershop andцен Henry Dirigo's Missouri ties and schooling remarks amid ongoing Missouri Kansas lines.
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Isaiah van Meter
Waterloo
Iowa
Republican
Gulivar
Pat Crowe
Pat
Metropolitan Press
van Meter
Land
J. Smith
St. Paul Mino
Kansas
Susan B. Anthony
Indian Creek mourns May McGill death in pneumonia
F May McGill a popular young man in Indian Creek township died Friday after a brief pneumonia illness. His brother D A McGill, who had traveled from Louisville to nurse him, took the body back that afternoon. He will be sadly missed in social and other circles. Special to the Post-Disputes.
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F. May McGill
Indian Creek Township
D. A. McGill
Louisville Ky
Mr. McGill
Tei Set Gave Away and Won Yesterday
Readers puzzled by a phrase claiming the tei set was given away and won in a single event. The wording suggests a misprint or cryptic report about a prize or game outcome, prompting questions about how an item can be both relinquished and secured in the same instance.
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Ira Searcy
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Mary Carson
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Carolyn McClintic
Ada MecClintic
Bessie Asbury
Lou Jordan
Anna Boulware
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