Old Settler Cooper Dies After Long Pioneer Life
Joseph Thomas Cooper born April 24 1834 in Constableville New York moved with family to Michigan and Illinois before settling in Republic County Kansas as a carpenter and pioneer. He served in the 126th Illinois Volunteer Infantry for three years and died March 18 1908 aged 74 years and 11 months. He left eleven children ten with his wife Nancy J Cain surviving. Burial in the Pensbyterian church grounds followed services led by Rev Zimmermian with six surviving comrades as pallbearers.
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Joseph Thomas Cooper
Constableville
New York
Jackson County
Michigan
Mercer County
Illinois
Nancy J. Cain
Rock Island County
Co. G
126Th Illinois Volunteer Infantry
Iowa
Republic County
Kansas
Missouri
Scandia
Cooper
Scandia Presbyterian Church
Levi Cooper
Sioux City
Cooper Sc
Zora Green
Alton
B. Cooper
Concordia
Newell S
Lemuel’ S
Grace
Mae Cooper
Pensbyterian Chaurch
Zimmermian
Seabolt
Wilson
Mrick Nelson
Godfrey McDowell
Henry Falcomer
J. L. Coleman
Organs Repaired by Beames Firm
Organs will be here in three weeks for cleaning and repair. All work guaranteed. Inquire at Beames’ shop for details.
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Beames
Ww tVan
Scandia
Weielogel
Pastors Assigned in Salina County Conference
The M. E. conference finished its labors at Salina Sunday and assigned ministers to county towns: Belleville H O Holter Courtland W A Pierce Cuba Mr C Ruth Hollis Clair W Moor May Munden I L McKean Narka J H Craven Republic supplied by A J Neill Scandia W C Jordan Talmo Carl M Corrie Rev James Kerris at Alton again this year and Rev Seamens at Claflin Spring Millinery Opening Friday and Saturday April 3rd and 4th Mrs Zora Eaa
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M. E. Conference
Salina
Belleville
H. O. Holter
Courtland
W. A. Pierce
Cuba
C. Ruth
Hollis
Clair W.moormay
Munden
I. L. McKean
Narka
J.H. Craven
Republic
A. J. Neill
Scandia
W. C Jordan
Talmo
Carl M. Corrie
James Kerris
Alton
Claflin
Runaway Buggy Injures Mrs Brigham and Sister Near Wayne
Mrs Brigham her baby and sister were in a buggy when a wheel part broke loose causing the horse to bolt. The buggy overturned on prairie leaving Mrs Brigham with head and ear wounds and a bruised arm while her sister suffered severe head and shoulder injuries. The child was unhurt. The buggy was demolished. The women, though shaken, felt fortunate to escape more serious harm.
Rural Mail Totals for March Awarded Carrier Norris
During March carrier Norris delivered 567 letters and 173 postal cards. He delivered 2,848 newspapers 307 circulars and 75 packages for a total of 3,970 items. Norris collected 297 letters and 104 items.
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Norris
A Store Full of New Goods at Gulicks
The largest and most varied spring assortment opens at Gulicks. Dress goods silks allover silk and cotton nets embroideries laces trimmings linings of all colors white goods wash goods of all descriptions. A better stock cannot be found in much larger cities.
Shoes for Every Member of the Family
An advertisement touts the latest shoes for all ages and stresses quality and satisfaction with phrases claiming the best shoes are available and widely recognized. The copy emphasizes variety and dependable customer satisfaction across the family range.
Produce Buyers Offer Top Prices at Gulicks Market
Gulicks market advertises high pay for fresh produce with strong buyer demand. Declares willingness to pay premium prices for local fruits and vegetables, inviting farmers to bring crops for appraisal and sale.
Mailroom totals show decline in pieces handled
Postal records report 9 packages totaling 410 and money orders 10 amounting to a grand total of 4390. Compared to last year, mail handled fell by 296 pieces with cancellations up 92 cents and sales down 46 cents.
School Monthly Attendance and Grade Rankings
Present enrollment shows 26 students with 14 boys and 12 girls. Seventh grade rankings list Lillian Larson first with 96, followed by Kiffa Mick and Paul Preble. sixth grade leaders Nettie Davis and Warren Johnston noted. Grammar and intermediate rooms report attendance averages and top students with several names repeated across grades. Overall month totals: 53 enrolled, 49.3 average attendance.
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Aee
Lillian Larson
Kiffa Mick
Paul Preble
Louise Soderquist
Agnes Albro
George Sigsbee
Ralph Cooper
Arthur Sjoholm
Clair Stice
Ake ‘Tingstrom
Harold Coleman
Chan Cullers
Justin Smith
Nettie Davis
Warren Johnston
Carey Downing
Renak
Ruth Olson
Vernie Holmes
Guidberg Lundin
I Toneth Chade
Rauk
Heorge Sorick
Maxell
Aimee Johnston
Ande
Arukeb
Asrid Luudin
Blanche Davis
Oy Eeden
Alta Beek
Wit Wifred Beekman
Agnes Maxell
Ruth Olsdar
Kiddie Boman
Vernia Holmes
Neil Riley
Mila Maxell
Victor Berggren
Charley Roberts
George Sorick
Ada Hawkins
Geneva Johnson
Carolyn
Edith Kimball
Andy Berggren
Martin
Clarence Larson
James Sorick
Arthur Wrigley
George Aiumerman
Charles Gulick
Karl Hawkins
Arena Swanson
Anna Brandt
Flossie
Albert’McCaul
Irace Larson
Lazel Soderquist
Dagny Lundin
Frank Peterson
Valeni Hendrix
Robert Merrill
Milo Johnson
Ralph Lewellyn
Madeline Beckmen
Katherine Gulick
Mildred Nystrom
Violet Nystrom
Alice Johnston
Ethel Granstedt
Lyla Loring
Clara Goldstein
Georgie Preble
Dassab Davis
Isvla Loring
Mildred
Nellie Mick
Ella Hawkins
Lily Sorick
Belle McCaul
Rufus Ogg
Emily
Medicines and Fancy Toilet Articles Go to DA
Local notice directs disposal or turnover of medicines and toilet articles to the district attorney, with specifics on handling and location. The instruction references NywaLn as the source or jurisdiction tag.
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Wma. T. Beames
Fridday and
Sapneiay
Zora Eaa
Mrs. Brigham Hurt
Rural Mail
Gulicks
Ghilick’s
Sam Summers
Charley Goold
Kansas City
John Olson
Emma Deere
Manhattan
Olson’s Cash Grocery
Privary Com
R. I. Elevator
E. W. Belfield
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