Wisconsin farming vigor and highway costs discussed
An article surveys Wisconsin farming success and Great Plain road improvements. It notes farm prosperity amid adversity, urges initiative, and critiques heavy buses and profit driven road use. It argues public highways should benefit residents, not shipping firms, as transport costs rise.
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Wisconsin
Conea House
Kansas
Aheedom
Ian Sears
Arid Press and Bergen Arts Push Front in Maree Py
A fragmented report notes arid press activity and Bergen Arts and Pan involvement in Maree Py. Details remain unclear but indicate cultural and press interests shaping the area.
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Arid
Bergen Arts Pan
Death notices and family history in Unionville obituary
The article records the death and long family history of a woman linked to Unionville and Mount Sterling. It notes her birth, moves from Ohio to Putnam County, marriage, and that she raised six children. It mentions her church membership, residence with Ella Helferstine, and that the funeral occurred with interment beside her husband.
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Bailey
Ohme
Uzvile
Ser Na
Moroc
Unionville
George A. Hard
Ganien City
Kansas
Bar William D. Hard
Ohio
Mount Sterling da
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Putnam County
Sind
Hhey
Reneeare
Nara
Ella Helferstine
Id Meteoace
Helferstine
Garby
George Ie Cn
Obituary of Ray Hurlburt of Linneus Missouri
Ray Hurlburt born May 23 1885 near Lemons Mo died August 10 1925 at his Linneus home aged 40 years 2 months 17 days He married Effie Houston October 5 1904 Lemons Mo and they had four children Elden Fern Lois and Preston The Church of Christ member for over 20 years his upright life and strong morals earned him respect His battle with illness extended for many months and he remained patient and steadfast throughout.
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Ray Hurlburt
Jesse
Lois Hurlburt
Lemons
Linneus
Effie Houston
Elden
Fern
Lois
Preston
Church of Christ
Obituary Notices From Local Church Activities Terminate in Services
A deceased individual remembered for church involvement is mourned by Hazel Ma and other relatives. Funeral services were held at the home with W. T. Wharton directing and interment at nearby Needs cemetery near Pol pace. The fragmentary text notes long involvement in church work prior to death.
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Hazel Mace
W. T. Wharton
Pol
Local Social Notes Mention Hockett and Christie Families
Elmer Hockett called on Mrs James Hockett Monday after neers Haas and child were seen. Mrs James Ockett helped Mr Henry Nelson. The Waite Boddy Canady family were with Bob Mee and We Flarley Shultz and children spent Sunday with their parents. Mr and Mrs Tekh Richard and Mrs Bisasenna and children were mentioned. Henry Nelson and two others visited Micwert Wyoming. Mr and Mrs Glen Crist and their daughter Louise spent Sunday.
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James Hockett
Haas
Chan Haas
James Ockett
Henry Nelson
Bob Mee
Flarley Shultz
Sunda
Tekh Richardvif
Bisasenna
Are. Enry ‘Nelson
Peane Ae
Micwert
S. Hockett
Glen Crist
Louise
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