Marriage Unites Evan Bearer and Miss Haxtel Are
At E J McKinley’s home in Utontonville on Saturday February 1 1913 the marriage of Evan E Bearer and Miss Haxtel Are was solemnized by a writer on the marriage altar. The groom is a worthy young man and the bride a highly regarded young woman noted for independence and moral character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. McKinley
Evan E. Bhearer
Misa Haxtel
Bagavery
Steel Rods Pierce Man on Scaffolding Tragedy
Don Lightfoot suffered a severe scaffold accident when a steel reinforcing rod pierced his leg and groin area. The rod also penetrated the abdomen but spared vital organs after surgery by Doctors Bronson and Jones. Lightfoot, a well known local, is recovering at Newlere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Lightfoot
Toneath
Lightfoot
Bronson
Augh
Obituary of William J Buck 77 in Putnam County
William J Buck died January 27 1913 after a five day illness at age 77 years 9 months and 18 days He was born in Jackson County in 1835 and moved to Iowa in 1855 later settling on a farm in Ap noose County before moving to Putnam County He married Nancy J Hudson in 1870 and had children Thomas John William Corre ct Mary Olle and others all surviving except the son Sitter He joined the Baptist church in 1870 and funeral services were held
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J Buck
R. Ae Bos Torn
Jackson County
Iowa
Apnoose Co
Aeste
Putnam Co
Nancy J. Hudson
Ayio Lows
Thomas J
John L
William T
Corre Act Mae F
Martin
Y Anns W. Mi
Mary M
Olle J
Tila “Sn
The
Baptist Church
Remains Await Interment After Tragic Loss
In a local notice mourners gather as the deceased are laid to rest. Relatives and friends express deep sorrow while the Thompson Gardasary prepares for interment and a morning service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bia
W. T
Remembered Soldiers, Mr Berry Dies in Mendota Home
Arkson N Berry of Mendota dies at age 57 after a yearlong illness from heart disease and dropsy. He was born in Shelby County on August 31 1855 and moved to Mendota as a child, living there the rest of his life with his brother Lou. He joined the United Brothers church about fifteen years ago and lived by its tenets. He is survived by three brothers and four sisters and a funeral was held at Lou Berry's home conducted by Rev E J McKinley before burial in Perkins Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkson N
Shelby
County
Lou
Mendota
Mr. Berry
United Brothern Church
Johny Ot
Wall
Wild Brower Abr
Prother
E. J. McKinley
Perkins Cemetery
Hartford
W.H. Holtman
W. W. Golman
Thore
Fannie G
Homer L
Jurney H
Aubrey W
G. W. Cook
Sidney WB. Cook
Queen City
J. B. Cook
Douglas County
Cumberland Hyterian Church
Robert Jardine
Thompson
Sale of Joseph Ward estate draws large crowd
Administrator's sale of the Ward estate near four miles southwest drew a large crowd. Livestock prices ranged from $8.50 for shoats to $19.50 for small calves, with steer calves at $5 to $80 and three-year-old horses $122 to $132. Cows sold $47 to $68, yearling heifers about $82, corn sold by the bushel at cents and hay at five dollars a ton. total value $1,464. McKshimsy oversaw the bidding and sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Ward
Mckshimsy
Pire Narrowly Averted Fire At John Jobs Panatorium
Smoke issued from a John Jobs panatorium on Saturday morning causing a crowd to rush to assist. Investigators found the blaze was not from flames but hot ball bearings in Mat Duckworths finishing machine, which had smoked from heavy use. He plans to fix your shoes when he has time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aquare
John Jobs
Mat Duckworth
Pioneer life and schooling in early county history
The piece recalls a long pioneer life near Hartford, tracing family roots, church ties, and a move to a longstanding farm later owned by a husband. It notes the subject's late-life reflection on nature, religion, and community memory, and mentions a January funeral in Thompson cemetery. It also discusses school governance and the debate over three-year teaching terms to improve consistency.
Card of Thanks to thank friends for kindness after death
The Hofman family expresses deep appreciation for kindness and sympathy shown during the illness and death of their wife and mother, from friends and neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Hofman
Resolutions of Respect Adopted by Missouri House
Unanimously adopted resolutions honor Hon. Jamon B. Harper former Putnam County representative. Recalls his service across multiple General Assemblies and his faithful advocacy for constituents and state. notes sympathy for his family and calls memory an inspiration to public service. Copy to widow at Valentine Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Representatives
T. B. Valentine
Jamon B. Harper
Putnam County
Missouri
General Assembly
James B. Harper
Mt Aynton- Wie Missourit
Monarch Theatre Change of Ownership Report
Pictures show changes as Sag Re Gibson and Parcy Jones purchase the Monarch Theatre from Clove Exhine. Mr. Bixice has run the theatre briefly. new managers plan to launch more shows. Marvel Pickenpaugh was notified and may take on a role in the revival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parcy Jones
Clove'Exhine
Bxlice
Marvel Pickenpaugh
Turoah
Marriage Licenses List From January to February
Jan 29 couples F F Wells of Exitue Ia and Leota Leine of Mendota Mo both 19. Tau 31 Brae B Sherer of Unionville Mo 20 wed Hazel Arnaman of Unionville 18. Feb 4 Curtis Weat Worthington Mo 28 with Giella M Triptett Worthington Mo 18. Feb 4 J Walter Kelsey Mendota Mo 23 w Ethel M Wharton Lucerne Colo 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cfis F. Wells
Exitue
Leota Leine
Mendota
Tau
jBrae BE. Sherer
Unione
Hazel Arnaman
Unionville
Curtis Weat
Worthington
Gtella M. Triptett
J. Walter Kelsey
Ethel M. Wharton
Lucerne
Coljo
Farm Sale Notice At Numa Indiana February 19
Fifteen horses mares colts and yearlings seven cows ten brood sows eight gilts and one registered mare hog will be sold at our sale February 19 on the farm at Numa Indiana 2712 Oliver and Dargaveil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Numa
Oliver & Dargaveil
Child’s desperate death attempt ends thwarted
An eleven year old boy in a hop garden near Sandwich England attempted to hang himself with yarn after being chastised for poor hops picking. He was found in time and cut down, preventing a fatal outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gemien
Sandwich
Enland
Mrs V Rose Ends Life at Glenwood Junction
Mrs V Rose of Glenwood Junction shot herself with a revolver after weeks of declining health and mental distress. Her husband, three sons, and many relatives mourn the tragedy as Dr Heaton assisted but could not prevent the suicide. The incident occurred at the family home near the water tank, Schuyler County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose
Schuyler County Republican
Manley & Campbel Stage Faust Draws Strong Business
Chicago firm Manley & Campbel presents Faust on tour with high praise from critics. Lead Mephisto actor Geo. G. Wakefield headlines this season production. Prices are affordable with seats on sale at Campbell's Restaurant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Manley & Campbel
Faust
Thelra
Mephisto
Geo. G. Wakefield
America
Asle
Campbell's Restaurant
Seer’s Rock Apparition Near Blue Hill Mentioned
The fragment notes a rare sea rock near Blue Hill Bay at Maite with a six foot diameter projecting just above the surface from a depth of 78 feet. The rock’s exposure is cited as evidence in a discussion of underwater hazards and local mystique.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Hill
Harper's Weekly
Danger Gign In Heres: The Appearance Ray White Eye
The text describes how a horse showing the white of the eye can signal danger or fear and how quick eye movement reveals a large surface of white, indicating the animal’s alert state. It reads as a fragmented observation about horse behavior and perception.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Citizens Bank of
South West Corner Public Square
er-Armamag
Sale
Pire
TiNational Bank of
K. Saat
F. C. Elson
Bite International Dal Bank of
St Loni
Ita
Pila
Cew
Europe
National
Alwayes
Marshall National Bank
N. B. Marshall
Cashier
J.B
Findley
Bea
Dr. Gelsinger
Ospank
Comepany
Mike Inte
Tryon
Loaum
Fitiiers Bank
Datoayillé
Oxli
Wwe