Theodore Roosevelt as America’s Foremost Citizen Dies
The sudden death of Theodore Roosevelt stuns the nation. He stood as a representative American ideal, a man of action and courage who spoke for common sense and democratic values. Citizens mourn a leader who embodied American citizenship and leadership for two decades.
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Theodore” Roosevelt
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Hla Tommon
Theodore Roosevelt
Vito
Roosevelt
Commercial Club Plans Gravel Road and Telephone Overhaul
The Commercial Club met to begin gravel road work on January 20 guiding crews from the north town. Orris French to furnish gravel, with the club supplying labor while farmers provide teams. They aim to close stores Wednesday evenings and Saturday nights for the road effort. They also discussed poor telephone service due to outdated equipment and upkeep, urging solutions and action to remedy the issue.
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Litwag
Orris
A. R. Martin
Last of Albert Rowley Post 103 GA R Dens in Humboldt
The Albert Rowley Post 103 Grand Army of the Republic in Humboldt County is no longer active. Since June 25, 1888, 181 comrades joined the roster, now 22 remain aged 72 to 94. A bronze monument in Humboldt Union cemetery honors 119 comrades. the post has faded, with much of its mission completed and few bearing burdens now.
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Albert Rowley
Grand Army of the Republic
Humboldt Union Cemetery
Albert Rowley Post
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