Resolutions for Brother W McCollum Dead Feb 23 1908 Hartford Lodge
Hartford lodge No 171A F and AM notes the death of W McCollum on February 23 1908. The resolutions honor his devotion as a member of the lodge community and family. They express sympathy to the bereaved family and pledge to publish copies of the resolutions in county papers.
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W. McCollum
Brother McCollum
Hartford Lodge No
Erie Pe
Death of Miss Isal after long illness in North Union
Four months after an illness begun at baptism Miss Isal Noel aged 13, daughter of Mr and Mrs W Noel, North Union, died last Saturday at 10pm. Funeral Monday at Union Church with Rev Jones in charge. Burial at the cemetery. She joined the Christian Church shortly before illness, which included inflammatory rheumatism and heart trouble. Survived by father, mother, two brothers and two sisters. The family thanks those who offered kindness and sympathy during her sickness and mourning.
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Isal
W 1
Noel
North Union
Jones
Seymour
Union Church
Christian Church
Missouri Republican Convention Names Taft Delegates At Large
Missouri Republicans met in St. Louis naming four delegates at large to the national convention with William Warner and Hadley as top figures for big four. John Bothwell and John R. Holmes won the other two seats while Nagel edged Niedringhaus for national committeeman. The party praised Roosevelt and Taft, and endorsed Hadley for governor with pledges to support Taft for president.
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Taft
Nemes Charles Nagel
St. Louis
Wm. Warner
Hadley
John H Bothwell
Sedalia
John R. Holmes
Joplin
Missouri
Republican National Committee
Chas Nagel
Thost K. Niedringhsus
Nagel
Niedringhaus
Mr Nagel
Thos RK Marks
Kansas City
Henry W Kiel
Dickey
Cyrus F. Walbridge
William Warner
Bet
Theodore Roosevelt
William H. Taft
Republican Party
United State
National Committee
Warner
Narrow Escape From Death by Fire at Joel Jones Farm
Fire destroyed the Joel Jones farm house occupied by Wm Cooley and family. The three Cooley children were saved from the flames in a near tragedy after a light was extinguished an hour before the fire. Mrs Cooley fainted on seeing the blaze, but all three children escaped with burns to one girl and facial injuries to the father. The house and a smoke house burned, with an estimated loss of 1200 to 1500 dollars and 650 dollars insured.
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Joel Jones
Wm. Cooley
Bless
Mr. Cooley
Cooley
Mr Cooley
Safety deposit boxes at Marshall National Bank
Maintain wills deeds notes and valuables in a burglar and fire protected safety deposit box under government supervision. Visit our new burglar proof vault and use the read and write room to handle papers while in town.
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Notaries Public
The
Marshall National Ank
City Primary Set for March 24 Nomination Day
The Republican City Committee fixed Tuesday March 24 as the city primary date to nominate a mayor marshal two aldermen collector and attorney. Polls run 1 to 430 pm at the Mayor's office and Bert Robinsons office with declarations of intent and expense payments required by the middle of the month. The Princeton Telegraph endorses John C. McKinley for United States Senator to replace William J Stone and urges support for Clark County Courter as lieutenant governor.
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Republican City Committee
Marshall
Bert
Princeton Telegraph
John C. McKinley
Putnam County
United States
William J. Stone
Princeton
What & T
Mr. Stone
Clark County
Bonfoery offers superior abstracts for property titles
BONFOERY markets complete abstracts for real estate titles claiming superior facilities. The pitch highlights thorough record searches and reliable title conclusions aimed at finalizing ownership documents efficiently.
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Bonfoery
Poisoning at West St. Louis laborers supper shocks city
Thirty American laborers and new pipe men working on West St. Louis were poisoned at supper last week. Authorities suspect revenge by several foreign laborers who had been discharged earlier.
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West St. Louis
After Twenty-Nine Years Pain Relief With Sloan's Liniment
BeebeArkansas resident James Hyde suffered rheumatism at intervals for twenty nine years and endured bed confinement during severe attacks. A sample of Sloan's Liniment provided instant relief, leading him to purchase more and urge others with similar afflictions to try it.
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James Hyde
Beebe
Ark
Sloan
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