Obituary Notice for Flora Plumley Plumley DeWitt Roots
Flora Plumley Plumley DeWitt of Arkansas City Kansas died September 20 1932 at age 80 years 6 months and 20 days following a long life married to Milo Plumley in 1876. She leaves four children two sisters and many grandchildren. She was a Baptist and active in Christian work with services held September 22 at the Baptist church Romviek with Rev Falvaraéh officiating. Burial was at Glery Cemetery. Card of thanks from Mr and Mrs Ja4 Phualey Vermels Phillos.
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Mira
Flora Phimley
Bert DeWitt
Jay
Arkansas City
Kans
Milo Plumley
Oklabow
Boone Towoshin
Ate Hid
M. Plumley
Oakland
Calle
J. Avaf
Arkaneas City
Kan
Tulan
Okla
Rage Pritoler
pPeeatonien
Misa Bliy
Tulle
Oaklahoma Gly
Algo -Alx
Death notice of A. Gorrell in Cherakee area
Word of A. Gorrell's death reached the family on Wednesday morning. Mrs. Gorrell and children Roylond Ruby and Ann Clowes with Charlotte visited Cherakee on Tuesday. They planned to bring him home but found he was gone. The death news arrived in a brief alert Tuesday. Further particulars and a will are to be issued next week.
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Gorerel
Cherakea
Onraing
Gorrall
Royuiond
Ruby
Ann
Clowes
Charlotte
Cherakee
Air
Gorrell
Taft Nini
Trouile
Lone Civil War Veteran Recalls Lincoln and Gettysburg
Ninety year old German born Civil War veteran Mr. Rice of Renwick recalls Antietam and Gettysburg battles, Lee’s surrender, and postwar life near Clinton Iowa. He has a family of eight, long service as postmaster, Justice of the Peace, and a passion for Civil War relics. His memories cover 1842 to 1911 and include a 1913 Gettysburg commemorative visit.
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Stinley Heggen
Ewan Lincoli
Hiete
Grint
McClelany
Gettysborg
Rice
Renwick
Numboldt
API
Mr. Rice
Lee
Appomattox
Washington
D. C
Koghostar
N.Y
Germany
Bavaria
Rochester
MN. Y
Antietam
Jong
Mir
Riew
X. Wetayy
Anthileran
Gattysturg
New York
Sterling
Acrosa the Finn
Cinton
Cecilia Hopland
Hare
Clinton
Reawick
Pesilion
Vaul Migi
Cngar
Rice’ Storiva
Gattysburg
Rovhestar
Gettysburg
Jonofon
Mya
Mira
Wilt Rica
Cheyenne
Wye
A. N. Overboush
Hulk
Emily Cavtar
Ames
Nell Wallace
Lloyd Nicholson
Gueimoré City
George Ries
Bone Pick
The End of the One Room Schoolhouse Era
The article argues that the traditional one room schoolhouse is fading as over 10 000 such buildings have been abandoned. Consolidated schools with better facilities and bus transport will replace them, improving teacher preparation and organization. Yet rural teachers and their sacrifices fueled national progress and education remains essential.
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America
Ita
Unethical Mail Order Sales Prank Cited by Doctor
A Michigan paper reports a dishonest mail order push delivering $10 worth of cigars with a return option. A doctor replied that if unused he would accept two prescriptions worth $10 to sell to a friend, highlighting deceptive sales tactics and the burden on busy professionals.
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Michigan
Roosevelt Wins in Times Straw Vote Leads Nation
The Times straw poll shows Franklin D. Roosevelt leading the presidential race with 7 votes to Herbert Hoover 26 to 19. Norman Thomas tallies seven. Louis Murphy defeats Henry Kield 27 to 23 for senator, Dan Turner beats Clyde Herring 80 to 20 for governor. Bonus cash payment opposed by 86 to 1. Repeal of the eighteenth amendment narrowly fails 27 to 26. Details on all offices follow in the paper.
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Franklin D.roosevelt
Herbert Hoover
the Times
Norman ‘Thomas
Louis Murphy
Henry Kield
Brookhart
Dan Turner
Clyde Herring
Three Years On Conspiracy Charge In Humboldt
Republican Glenn Stoddard, mentioned in this paper, pleaded guilty before Judge Davidson in Humboldt Wednesday. He received a three year sentence at Fort Madison to begin immediately for conspiracy linking Jane Stauffacher and Harry Montfacher. They have been bound over to the grand jury to meet at the Calaber farm of the district court.
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Humboldt
Glenn Stoddard
Livermore
Davidson
Fort Madison
Jane Stauffacher
Harry Montfacher
Jared
Qelaber Farm
Fake Prize Schemes Target Unwary in US and Canada
A leading business magazine warns of prize schemes selling simple puzzles with promised big rewards like a building lot. Suckers pay up to 7.75 dollars or more for deeds and transfer costs, netting crooks around 200 dollars per scam. Fraudulent offers exist across legitimate prize ads, but cash upfront requirements mark them as fraudulent.
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Belhy
United States
Canada
Ian
Stoug
Feeding Prejudices and Narrow Reading Habits
The passage argues that many people consider themselves broadminded yet avoid opposing viewpoints. It claims readers favor media matching their views, ignore alternative perspectives, and read to confirm beliefs rather than learn. It cites a recent writer on tolerance of only familiar facts and biases.
Pocahontas Board Adopts Corn Fueled Heating Plan
Pocahontas county supervisors authorize replacing coal with corn for county heating. The resolution notes corn, a major local crop, now sells well below production cost and at about half the coal price. Officials favor using surplus grain to boost local market and support corn producers.
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Board of Supervisora of
Pocahontas
Pocahontas County
County Federation of Women's Clubs Meets in Renwick
The fall meeting of the County Federation of Women's Clubs will be held at the Baptist church in Renwick on Saturday October 1. The host club Renwick Women's Club will serve luncheon at noon and a program will follow in the afternoon. The event is hosted by the Renwick Women’s Club.
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County Federation of Women’s Clubs
Renwick
Wirst
Baptist Church
Heard
Baptist
Winter Welfare Plans Face Saveride Warning
Saveride warns Flumboldt county faces winter hardship for the poor and unemployed. The board of supervisors, Vernon, Lake and Norway townships, is urged to raise funds beyond the three mill tax. Options include issuing county bonds, a 1.75 mill emergency tax worth about 10000, or cutting road construction. Waste flour distribution via Red Grass continues, with cotton goods pending for free aid.
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Flumboldt
Board of Appervisora
Lawra Saveride
Vernon, Lake and
Norway Township
Saverude
Atatea
Vncd
Stork
Board’ of Supervisors
Evangelical Church Schedule at Lawrence Solil Pastor
The Evangelical Church in Lawrence Solil led by Pastor Solil lists Sunday school at 10 a m and worship times at 11 a m and 7 p m. A midweek service occurs Tuesday at 7 p m in Mrs Anna Schneider’s home. Junior Eye G. BE discussed on the 1st and 3rd Sundays, Ladies Aid on the first Tuesday, Woman's Missionary Society on the second Wednesday, and choir practice Thursday evenings at 7:30.
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Anna Schneider
G. BE
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Ladies’ Aid” Society
Woman’s Missionary. Society
First Baptist Church program announced by Pastor Hurley
The Sunday schedule lists 10 a.m. Sunday School with no preaching due to Pastor Hurley's vacation. Evening Worship and a youth meeting are planned. Choir rehearsal at 7 p.m. Friday at the church. Everyone is invited to attend.
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Hurtey
St Pauls Lutheran Church Service Notices
St Pauls Lutheran Church led by Pastor Geo F Dirks invites attendance at Sunday School 9 00 a m and American Service 11 00 a m German worship held on the last Sunday each month at 9 00 a m Luther League devotional meets first and third Sundays at 7 30 p m Ladies Aid meets first Wednesday at 2 00 p m Youth welcome to the church premises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Pauls Lutheran Church
Geo. F. Dirks
Luther League
Younys Welccome
McDowell Leads M E Church Notes and Sunday Schedule
The M E Church notes George R. McDowell as pastor with Sunday School at 40:15 a.m. and Morning Worship at 14:15 a.m. The entry mentions Americana and a note about borrowing money from folks, implying a repayment expectation.
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M.E
George R. McDowell
Department of Agriculture Releases Two Booklets on Vegetables
The department issued two new illustrated booklets describing vegetable varieties with colored pictures. The aim is to help a layman recognize cotton potato and similar crops, through an intensive study of the publications.
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Silinenays
Department of Agriculturs
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See
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