Deaths of Helferstine and Pratt Rice in Missouri
Alvin Rice and wife died at their home in Dade County near Lockwood. Pneumonia claimed both lives last week with Mrs Rice dying Monday and Mr Rice Tuesday. They were long trusted residents of Putnam County and left eleven children. Funeral and burial took place in Pennville with interment at Burnett Cemetery. The family gratefully acknowledges sympathies.
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Alvin © Rice
Dade County
Lockwood Mo
Rice
Pennile
Green City
Pennville
Burnett Home
D . Col
Burnett
Wayne County
Kentucky
Pulaski County
Iowa
Missouri
Putnam County
Frank Eubanks
Milan
Ed Rice
Web Eubanks
Eliza Eubanks
Alice
Peter Rice
Henry Shearer
Lola
Made County
Alli
More Better Corn More Better Corn Book Boasts Corn Knowledge
A bulletin notes a book titled More-Better Corn More-Better Corn aimed at corn growers with extensive corn information. Also listed is Muller & Wentworth Merc Co and a post office notice for Unionville Missouri with letters remaining at the close of business March 7, 1908, including Grace Davis.
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Muller & Wentworth Merc Co
Unionville
Missouri
Grace Davis
Oard
Unionvillian Passenger Dies After Burlington Wreck
A Burlington No. 4 train derailed near Kearney Saturday morning killing E R Wilcox of Kansas City and injuring about twenty others. F E Van Fossen and C L Anderson, Unionville locals, suffered chest and body injuries. samples of Pollock was severely hurt but stabilized.
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Burlington
F. EB. van Fossen
C. L. Anderson
Hannibal
E R Wilcox
Kansas City
Pollock
Unionville
Kansas City Star
William Cuthberson
Liberty, Mo
Samples
F E. van Fossen
Warenville Chautauqua discussions with bureaus
Mr Holladay of the Midland bureau visits with the Chautauqua board while the Redpath bureau representative met two weeks ago. The outlook favors the acceptance of one bureau’s proposition for a Chautauqua in Warenville this year.
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Warenville
Chautauqua
Holladay
Midland Bureau
Chautauqua Board
Redpath
Colingwood Holocaust Claims 174 Young Victims at School
A devastating blaze at a Col Hogwood Cleveland suburb school killed 174 children aged 6 to 15 among about 325 pupils. Fire trapped in basement blocked exits, panics ensued, 20 pupils perished further, two teachers died heroically. Identifications progressed including Richard Kelley, 10, son of Walter Kelley. Officials worked to rectify mistaken identifications amid funerals for unidentified victims.
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Col- Hogwood
Cleveland
Schouw
Richard Kelley
Walter Kelley
Cleveland Leader
McNeil
Marshall National Bank Offers Safety Deposit Boxes in Vault
The Marshall National Bank promotes safety deposit boxes for valuables like wills, deeds, notes, insurance policies, mortgages, and silverware. The bank touts a burglar proof vault and a secure, fireproof facility with a key system and a dedicated room for reading papers and writing letters under government supervision.
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Marshall National Bank
Service Includes Children of Scandal-Burdened Parents
The article notes that children whose parents cannot bear the scandal were included in the service, implying care or support for those affected by family disgrace.
Mrs Hellyer Dies at Home of Daughter in Unionville
Mrs Hellyer died last Saturday around noon at the home of her daughter Mrs Joe Ward in Unionville Mo. The funeral was held Sunday at the Ward home with Rey Baker of the Christian church officiating. She was 73 years old and had lived in Putnam County and Wayne County before moving to Missouri. She left two daughters and several grandchildren. Her first husband Newton Torr and nine of their eleven children preceded her. She later married James Hellyer who died in 1907.
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Hellyer
Joe Ward
Ward
Rey Baker
The
Christian Church
Rumpacker
Jemima Miller
Putnam Co
Tod
Newton Torr
Better Land
James Hellyer
Wayne Co , Lune
Mio
Unionville
Melissa Wohler
Trenton
Church community mourns devoted mother's death
The church and family mourn the loss of a kind and devoted mother whose death deeply saddens friends and neighbors.
Photographer Sells Business to M. E. Dye
Thom as Stour announces sale of his Unionville area photography business to M. E. Dye of Milton, who will take charge on April 16. After 39 years in the trade and poor health, Stour retires, thanking locals for generous patronage and wishing his successor similar success.
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M. E. Dye
Milton Iown
Unionville
Thos. Stour
End Gate seeder prices from Miller & Wentworth Merc Co
End Gate seeder price list provided by Miller and Wentworth Mercantile Company shows multiple models and costs. The excerpt emphasizes available models and catalog pricing without further details.
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Miller & Wentworth Mercantile Co
Miller & Wentworth Merc. Co
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Benahee
Wil Bert
Unionvillians
Benjamin Oliver
Benjamin
Wid
Glendale
J. S. Fowler
Nan
Fo Faa
Collingwood Holocaust
Ohio Town
Mrs. Hellyer
Old Trusty
Red Bird Poultry Farm
Unionville, MO
Rhode Island
Underwood
McCutchen:& Son
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