Letters From Devils Lake North Dakota Visit
A. H. Bowen writes from Devils Lake about moving from Minot to Cando then to Devils Lake, noting steady work, a pleasant climate, and a large nearby Indian reservation. He compares prices with Indiana, lists costs for potatoes bananas celery pork beef sugar sugar eggs, and hopes to visit Silver Lake for Thanksgiving.
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A. HE. Bowen
Devils Lake
North Dakota
Minot
Cando
Pevile Lake
Indiana
Silver Lake
A. H. Bowen
Obituary of Robert Reed of Kosciusko Indiana
Robert Reed born December 5 1836 in Wayne County Ohio died May 23 1901 at his Kosciusko County Indiana home aged 74 years 5 months 18 days He moved to Kosciusko at 18 and married Margaret Burns at 22 to whom he had four children After her death he remarried Eliza Swalley and had four daughters The record ends with the continued listing of children.
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Robert Reed
Wayne County
Ohio
Kosciusko County
Indiana
Margaret Burns
Dauhter
Guna
Eliza Swalley
Daughers
Funeral of a Beloved Father and Elder at Fairview
The obituary recalls a devoted father, eight children, and a large family, noting his faith and wish to stay at his post of duty until death. Funeral services were held at Fairview on May 26, 1901 with Elder Simons officiating, a tribute to a life of piety and service.
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Fairview
Simons
U. B
J. Martin
Burket
New Hicksville Decatur & Southern Railroad Proposed
Fulton Leader reports a planned survey next year for a new railroad from Hicksville Ohio to Decatur Illinois. The line would pass through Columbia City Silver Lake Wagoners Fulton Fletcher Lake Royal Centre Reynolds and Fowler and cross several rail lines, promising coal region feeder traffic and strong agricultural area returns.
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Fulton
Fulton County
Hicksville
Decatur & Southern
Baltimore & Ohio
Ohio
Decatur
Columbia City
Silver Lake
Wagoners
Fletchers Lake
Royal Centre
Reynolds
Fowler
Wagoners and Hoopton
Ilinois Central
Rantoul
Ilinois
Alate
Program of Women’s Foreign Missionary Society May 31 1902
Devotional exercises led by Mrs. Jaques with paper The Wail of the Women. Mrs. A Kline presents The Mission Crisis in China by Ralph Wiltrout. Mrs. E Wiltrout offers a hymn. Items of Chinese News read by Mrs. S Self and Anna Jaques.
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of Women’s Foreign Missionary Society
Jaques
A. Kline
Ial Sia
Ralph Wiltrout
China
E. Wiltrout
S. Self
Kdoz
Willige
Anna
Local Marriage Licenses Issued Since Last Report
The list shows marriages issued to pairs including Wolfsm Grege and Artamissa Paul Miles Clarke and Mary Keister Riley Fisher and Arrilla D Coch ran George Marquart and Nettie Muffley John McCloughn and Mertie A Leedy Harry Scribner and Rhodo Horn Schuyler P Curtis and Ain M Richardson Fred Reese and Myrtle Kincaid Walter E Horn and Anna Pearl Phillips Edward E Strieby and Lizzie Dyaner.
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Wolfsm Grege
Artamissa
Paul Miles Clarke
Mary Keister
Riley Fisher
Arrilla D. Coch
George Marquart
Nettie Muffley
John McCloughn
Mertie A. Leedy
Harry Scribner
Rhodo Horn
Schuyler P. Curtis
Ain M. Richardson
Fence Crossing Prohibited at Local Cemetery Notice
A formal notice posted at the cemetery entrance warns that anyone crossing the fence will be prosecuted under the full extent of the law. The order is issued by the trustees.
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Teusttees
Old Soldier's Experience
Civil war veteran M. M. Austin of Winchester Indiana writes of his wife being sick long time and finally cured by Dr King's New Life Pills praised as a wonder cure. He notes the pills are sold for 25 cents at C-Rayer's drug store.
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M. M. Austin
Winchester
Ind
Epworth Church Event Noted for June Sunday Evening
The Epworth M E Church schedules a Sunday evening gathering on June 2 with note of a service or program to be announced. Members are urged to attend for fellowship and worship in the local community.
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Epworth Lasque
M. E
Ehurch
Fragmentary Locker Room Riffs on Division in Debate
Fragmented OCR text hints at a discussion distinguishing two groups among men. The lines suggest a philosophical or rhetorical division rather than a concrete event or named entities. No clear person, place, or organization is readable.
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Stout & Son
Record Cq, Publishers
Neekinsly- Hale
Christ
Brethréfi
Jesus
Reed
Grant
Aleepa
Fred Reese
Myrtle Kincaid
Walter E. Horn
Anna Pearl
Edward E. Strieby and
Lizzie Dyaner
Jacob Rager
Grogeries
J.P. King
Coulter Block
Frankfort
W. A. Rantz
Wabash
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