William Moore Loyal Customer of Stuhler Stores Sixty Four Years
William Moore recalls buying shoes and groceries from the Stuhler stores for 64 years. A longtime Richland township resident, he moved to Monticello and maintained a lifelong friendship with the Stuhler family that began in his youth.
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Stuhler
William Moore
Moore
Jones County
Stahler
United States
Matthew and
Matilda Moore
Illinois
Richland Township
Monticello
John Welbels
Sinclair
Mr. Moore
William
George Stuhler
Christ Leibenthal
Matthew Moore
Forest Ely
F. W. Bruechert
Rev. Bruechert
Presbyterian Church
Mr. Stuhler
Grassmeyer
Praying Mantis Described as Inager of Orthoptera Heritage
The Praying Mantis is an inager of Orthoptera named for its resting attitude. Its front legs fold as if in prayer, and its stance resembles a prayer book. Ancient Greeks used it in soothsaying and Hindus revered it. In southern France it was said to point out a lost way. The Hottentots saw its light on a person as a sign of saintliness and good fortune.
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Stuhler
A. J. H. McNeill
Casper Kehrli
Marion Sleeper
Stahler Shoe and
Eastwood & Chase Hardware
Joseph King, Sr
Robert Williamson
Billy Hogan
John Haeussler
Cedar Rapids
Fred Stuhler
Marshall Hauss
Bud Hauss
William Stuhler
Harry Stuhler
George Stuhler
Charles Scherrer
Jacob Gesse
Jim Matthews
Bill Aldrich
al Kiburz
Grant Albertson
Tom Miller
Orthoptera
France
The dollar’s early role in 18th century currency
The text traces the dollar as a currency unit in the United States from its introduction in 1787 and establishment in 1792. It notes Spain’s piece of eight circulating in British colonies after 1797, stamped with royal marks, and identifies the dollar as the ancestor of several regional currencies.
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United States of America
England
Bank of England
George Q
G.R
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Geo. Stuhler’s Sons Co
The
Spaide Shirt Company
Butler, Penna
Geo. Stuhler’s Sons Company
KUP
Penheimer
Kuppenheimer
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