Public Speaking to Civil Engineering: A Boyhood Bond
In a Nebraska memory, two school friends Fred Gabelman and the narrator pursued different paths. Fred failed at a debating moment on woman suffrage but later shaped Kansas City's boulevards and cliff drive as a planning engineer. The author credits that single incident with redirecting both lives.
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Fred
Old Washington Country School
Fabius Township
Queen Victoria
Iowa University
Kansas City
America
Tresser
Fred Gabelman
Emma Stoner
Moulton
Nostalgic Riff On Lover’s Lanes And Youth Romance
A reflective piece recalls old style courting and secluded spots once common in small towns. The writer contrasts past terms like sparking spooning and necking with modern dating, lamenting loss of private lovers lanes and the imagined safety of such spaces. It catalogues cultural shifts across generations and hints at enduring temptations.
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New York
Chicago
St. Louis
New Orleans
Unclear Spring Appearances Noted On Shared Roadways
Fragmentary text describes spring onset and cars parked along unshared roads. Mentions driving awareness and focusing on car lights. Phrases appear disjointed with odd punctuation and stray markers, offering no coherent event or outcome to report.
Obituary of Sarah Horton Horton woman known for family ties and long life
Mrs. Sarah Ellen Horton born April 8 1858 in Cass county Missouri died August 21 1936 aged 78 years 4 months 13 days She was daughter of Samuel and Merriva Henderson from a large family with six siblings deceased and Thomas and F M Henderson among survivors She married Robert TD Horton September 11 1879 he died eight years earlier They had five children Mine F Jones Mark Verba J Campbell Ella M Horn and Sarah E Gorman plus one infant son all surviving along with 12 grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren
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Sarah Ellen Horton
Cass County
Samuel
Merriva Paulina Henderson
Martha Jane
Nancy Ann
Joseph
William H
Elizabeth
John C
Thomas Henderson
Bloomfield
F. M. Henderson
Moulton
Robert TD. Horton
Mine F. Jones
Mark
Verba J. Campbell
Ella M. Horn
Monterey
Sarah E. Gorman
Europe a Lesson Seeds of Inflation in Banks
The Tribune opinion column warns that hatred within America mirrors Europe’s civil strife and urges restraint by preachers and citizens. It argues American liberty rests on tolerance and that internal hostility weakens the republic. It also analyzes bank money and credit, predicting inflation once the credit dam breaks.
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Europe
America
Spain
Amercia
Republic
Mother's Gone From Our Hearts in Monterey
An obituary notes the passing of a beloved mother and neighbor who united with the Monterey Christian church in 1914. Funeral services were held at the Monterey Christian church with six granddaughters as pallbearers. Interment followed in Johnson Cemetery. The family expresses sorrow yet faith in reunion beyond grief.
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Christian Church
Monterey
Monterey Christian Church
J. W. Altheide
Bloomfield
Sam Johnson
Jerry Johnson
Charles Evans
Edna Henson
Garden of Prayer
Jesus
Zelma Campbell
Delpha Spurgeon
Opal McNary
Delorus McClurg
Dortha Kinsler
Iva Campbell
Johnson Cemetery
Wanted Representative to handle magazine subscriptions
WANTED Representative to look after our magazine subscription interests in Moulton and vicinity. Our plan enables you to secure a good part of the hundreds of dollars spent in this vicinity each fall and winter for magazines. Oldest agency in U. S. Guaranteed lowest rates on all periodicals, domestic and foreign. Instructions and equipment free. Start a growing and permanent business in whole or spare time. Address MOORE-COTTRELL, Inc., Wayland Road, North Cohocton, N. Y.
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Moulton and Vicinity
U. S
Moore-Cottrell, Inc
Wayland Road
North Cohocton
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A. B. Chapin
Raphiel
Michael Angelo
da Vinca
Cicero
James G. Blain
Daniel Webster
Washington School
Kansas
Garden of Eden
Sarah Horton
TOC
House of
Knowledge
the Tribune
Iowa
R. R. Eby
United States
Dll
The
American Weekly
Chicago Herald
Ex'aminer
Centerville, Iowa
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