Obituary of James Bowen 1837 1908 Agosta resident
Sunday morning May 24 1908 after two months suffering James Bowen age 7 years 7 months 12 days died at his home in Agosta Ohio He was born near Essex Union County Ohio October 12 1837 and moved to a farm near Agosta in 1906 He married Martha Jerew October 1 1867 and had four sons and five daughters Two sons and five daughters preceded him in death The widow and two sons survive John Bowen and Much Bowen live in Agosta and Prompeet respectively He was a devout man who lived by the Golden Rule and aided the church and the poor Funeral services were held at the home and at Wayex M P church then burial in Price cemetery The bereaved extend thanks for neighbors and friends kindness The clipping ends with an advertisement for Beatty Tony shoe buyers.
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James Bowen
Agosta
Jeno
Susanna Bowen
Essex
Union County
Agonta
Tarrino
Mies Martha Jerew
Bat
Much Bowen
Prompeet
John Bowen
God
Jesus
Sin City
Agoata
Sid
Iven
Wavex M. P
Fey. Sutton
Price
Sunday Schedule for Piva car on C D M
Sunday schedule lists Piva car lines from Marion at 6 a.m. with hourly runs thereafter, last car to Columbus at 8 p.m., to Delaware at 11 p.m., and final Columbus departure at 8:20 p.m. A matinee tomorrow afternoon in Schwinger's bath and a pickup of girls’ batter patent coal are noted with Beatty & Ono mentioned.
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Marion
Jaist
Columbus
Delaware
Laut
Piva
Royal Row on Chess Enthusiasm Through History
The article notes King Edward VII and other monarchs showing strong chess interest. It highlights William the Conqueror, Louis XII, Ferrand of Flanders, and John Frederick as figures whose fates intertwined with chess moves, temper, and dramatic outcomes during historical episodes.
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Edward
William the Conqueror
France
William
Thone Cane
Ceas
Ferrand
Flanders
Tietor
Princher
Bouvinor
Louis XII
Cannes
Scota
John Frederick
Elector of Saxony
Imitations vs real tortoise shell combs explained
A New York Sun report contrasts real tortoise shell with celluloid imitations in combs. It notes horn scarcity and substitutes, claims celluloid offers superior beauty and heat resistance, and warns heat may reveal true material by elasticity and bending. Also mentions a 700 year old Japanese organ and a Tokyo music academy scene for context.
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New York Sun
Money Madness Across Social Lines
The quote argues money madness crosses class bounds, saying the poor and the rich both pursue wealth in distinct ways. It notes envy from the poor toward the successful and relentless money making by the independently wealthy, highlighting a shared obsession with money.
Chicago Grain and Produce Market Notes May 29
Chicago and Toledo grain desks report mixed activity with wheat and corn futures edging lower and fats for oats soybeans and lard remaining steady. Chicago produce lists eggs butter and poultry prices, while New York markets show steady dairy and chicken prices amid modest demand.
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New York
White Nancy
Strange Tales From A Tinrine Corps And Far Lands
A jumble of odd notes recounts a tinrine corps rumor of cavew carrying men, a two foot silver headed staff, ten million hatchery fish at Woods Hole, Higgins the paralyzed cocker spaniel, a Worcester man claiming George Washington’s Chinese descent, a Patrodala house floor diamond burial, a 220 carat South American diamond, and a Denver golden eagle shot from the tail feather.
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Tinrine
Wareham
United States Fisheries Hatchery
Woods
Hole
Higgins
New York City
Jong Duck
George Washington
Confucius
Bia
Jong Anys
Patrodala
Brazil
South Almerica
Denver
George Bates
Adama
State Normal School
The Defense of Youth and Age's Bias
A political essay argues hostility to youth is a vice of middle age. It condemns delaying youth, urging to grant youth the present and leave the future to God. It questions assumptions that the young must always wait for opportunities, citing past writers as counterexamples.
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Keaty
Shelley
Byron
Burna
Bagshot
Daily Market Report East Buffalo and Union Stock Yards
East Buffalo market notes show steady oats and steady overall receipts around 2 000 with Quill to 6 75 for oats while hogs see 9 520 receipts and prices 5 60 to 6 80. Union Stock Yards reports 1 600 cattle and 16 000 hogs locally with mixed to strong trends and multiple price ranges across hogs sheep and cattle as of May 20 to 29.
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East Buffalo
Buffalo
N. Y
Union Stock Yards
Tamor
Local Grain Markets Corrected Daily Summary
Corrected daily grain market list by Marion Milling and Grain Co with prices for wheat corn oats rye clover seed timothy and Hungarian seed. Includes butter lard onions potatoes popcorn cheese cream and various other commodities with buying and selling figures and package sizes.
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Marion Milling & Grain Co
Chas. Turner & Co
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