Death of N S Michener Recalls Long Civic Life
Nathan S Michener died at his Gospel Ridge home at 9:25 last Thursday from injuries after a January 11 fall that fractured his hip. Born August 14 1839 in Bebmont County Ohio, he moved through Iowa to Nebraska, settled in Polk County, then Osceola. A former state senator and longtime Christian church leader, he helped form the Farmers Alliance and the Farmers Advocate. Funeral services were held at First M E church and at Wayland, with interment in Blue Ridge cemetery. He leaves seven children and thirty grandchildren.
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Gospel Ridge
Nathan Smith Michener
Bebmont County
Ohio
Iowa
Cedar County
Nebraska
Hackberry Precint
Polk County
Mary Ann Briggs
Guernsey County
Charlie
Alice
William A. Michener
Mary E. Campbell
Gresham
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Walter Michener
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Oliver W. Michener
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David Michener
Mollie Burgess
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Notice to Creditors in Estate of Isaiah Paisley Deceased
In Polk County Nebraska the estate of Isaiah Paisley is probating with creditors urged to file claims by 28 February 1910 and debts payable by 3 August 1910. Hearings will occur at the County Court Room on specified dates to receive examine and resolve all duly filed claims. Dated January 27 1910. Henry Campbell County Judge Seal.
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Henry
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Five Acre Apple Lots Offered With 200 Trees Each
Property listing offers three five acre tracts each planted with 200 apple trees. Prospective buyers urged to call to view and learn pricing. Terms described as reasonable. Contact W Gregg for details.
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