George Eckerman Dies in Colorado Funeral services set in Loveland
George Eckerman, longtime Washington County resident and former clerk of the district court, died at a Boulder hospital after an abdominal operation. Born February 1866 in Fort Loudon Pa his family moved to Washington in 1872. He leaves wife Eva McCobb and sons Dale Dwight and Clair. funeral in Loveland with burial there.
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J. B. Eckerman
George
Eeckerman
Loveland
Colorado
Boulder
Mr. Eckerman
Washington County
Havre
West Chester
Beckerman
Bekerman
First United Presbyterian Church
Washington
Fort Louden
Eva McCobb
Dale
Dwight
Clair
Monmouth College
Eckerman
A. L. Davidson
First Church
Will Eckerman
Canada
Marry Eckerman
Tombstone
Arizona
Chas
Ella
California
Mary Walker
Uonderstood
Miss Aner Gardner Dies After Illness at Home
Miss Aner Gardner died at 6 05 am at the Gardner home on West Main street after a heart illness. Burial will be at Elm Grove cemetery following services at 4 36 pm conducted by Rev J A Glendinning of the Methodist Church. She was born January 15 1870 near Lexington, lived in Washington since 1896, and is survived by her father Samuel Gardner a brother Howard Gardner and a nephew Hoyt Gardner. She was a longtime Methodist and active in church and community clubs including the Young Women's Home Missionary society the Fortnightly club the G T club and the D B A L R.
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Aner Gardner
Gardner
West Main Street
J. A. Glendinning
Methodist Church
Elm Grove
Miss Gardner
Lexington
Samuel
Jennie Young Gardner
Washington
Howard Gardner
Hoyt Gardner
H. F. Gilbert
Young Women's Home Missionary Society
G. T. Club
Db Alr
Re classification planned for Washington county registrants
Washington county will re classify 10 registered men as the draft board reviews all questionnaires with the government appeal agent and legal advisory board. Inspector reports will influence changes, and citizens are urged to assist in placing men into appropriate classes to equalize classifications nationwide.
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Legal Board
Exemption Board
G. F. Morrison
Col
C. J. Wilson
Guy E. Logan
Royal Sisterhood class plans park meeting for funeral
Members of the Royal Sister hood Sunday school class at M. BE. church are asked to meet in Central Park tomorrow at 3 30 to attend the funeral of Sister Aner Gardner.
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Royal Sisterhood
M. BE. Church
Central Park
Aner Gardner
Unhappiness Reflects Our Faults Not Fate
A reflective line asserts that most unhappiness stems from personal choices, urging self accountability and modest admission of fault rather than blaming external circumstances. The piece frames misery as a habit formed by individual conduct more than external fate.
Obituary: Rob ert D Lemon to be buried at Elim Grove
Funeral services for the late Robert D Lemon will be held at 2 pm Tuesday at his home 733 E Washington St with Dr W G Thorne preaching. Interment is in Elim Grove cemetery. Lemon, born November 6 1851, lived his life in Washington and died of tuberculosis of the throat after a long illness. He married Salina Darbyshire in 1880 and Hannah Burrows in 1903. survived by wife Hannah, one brother J O Lemon and sister Mrs J J Weldin.
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Robert D. Lemon
E. Washington Street
W. G. Thorne
Elim Grove
Lemon
Washington
Mr. Lemon
Bob Lemon
Methodist
Ile
James
Hannah Sloan Lemon
Tle
Salina J. Darbyshire
Hannah M. Burrows
J. O. Lemon
J. J. Weldin
East
Washington Street
Will Sell It All In JournaIt Classified Ad
Brief want ad notes item for sale in the JournaI column. Reads like a plain notice seeking buyers or inquiries with minimal details and no explicit price.
The Law of the Northwest Invoked at Star Theatre
The Star Theatre presents The Law of the Northwest a photoplay about Hal Sinclair framing Petain Monest for theft and exile in the Canadian wilderness Monest dies but the film claims his innocence supported by Margery Wilson Will Jeffries and Eugene Corey star with director David Wark Griffith credited for influence The picture opens Tuesday night at the Star Theatre.
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Hal Sinclair
Northern Trading Company
Fort Roscher
Petain Monest
Monest
Great Northwest
Triangeles
Sinclair
Margery Wilson
David Wark Griffith
Will Jeffries
Eugene Corey
Star Theatre
On Peacemaking as War's End Subversion
The passage argues that a patron seeking peace merely to end war and rest perverts the war’s true purpose. It compares such a motive to a traveler riding a coach going the opposite direction, highlighting the misalignment between peace as relief and peace as objective of conflict.
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Coleridge
New American Army Formed With 200000 Trained Troops
A newly formed American army unit includes about 200000 men trained in France. Maj. Gen. Hunter Liggett is reported as commander, with long training and readiness noted for this force. The development signals a major strategic buildup in the European theater.
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France
Hunter Liggett
Mind as national agency in Hob’s analogy of cells
English writer Professor L. T. Hob argues the mind of a nation functions as a real agency. He compares it to the human body where vital processes occur across numerous independent cells. The body is more than the sum of its cells, not simply another cell.
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L. T. Hobhouse
St John’s Bread Carob Widely Planted In Palestine
In Holy Land lore the carob is called St John’s bread and is said to satisfy the locust and wild honey devoured by the preacher in the desert. The plant grows practically everywhere planted in Palestine.
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St. John’s
Holy Land
Palestine
Pure white mineral wool made in Yarraville Melbourne
A new product process yields pure white mineral wool from basalt rock or blue stone. The facility at Yarraville a Melbourne suburb produces the material for insulation and related uses.
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Yarraville
Melbourne
Naming the Cherry and its ancient roots
The cherry name traces to Cora fos an ancient Greek town on the Black Sea. It explains how Europe received the first garden cherries and their early cultivation.
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Cora Fos
Black Sea
Europe
Cast Iron Rust Proof For Molding Purposes
Cast iron is preferable to steel for molding because it is comparatively rust proof.
Valuable byproducts from old shoes detailed
From a ton of old shoes, metals valued at $4.70, grease $7.25, animal black $850, and sulfate of ammonia $22.50 produce a total of $683.45 about 15 cents per pair. The grease serves as a lubricant and the bone black equivalent is praised by English chemist M. C. Lamb.
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Armonia
M. C. Lamb
Would Be Big Pne
If the conscience fund collected all money due it uncle Eben jokes that no income tax would be needed.
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Eben
Optimistic Thought on Self-Government and Republicanism
A brief musing on collective governance and individual capacity. The text links self control to republican ideals and suggests each person can govern themselves within a common framework.
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Himmelf
Old Cheese Cheesebars Sold After Four Year Seasoning
A Patlan cheese, reputed as one of the finest grades, is sold only after it has aged and seasoned for a minimum of four years, ensuring enhanced flavor and quality. The process highlights traditional craftsmanship and long aging.
Reputation of Those Praised and Hated
A terse reflection on how a person’s fame and ill will shape public opinion and personal satisfaction, noting the balance between praise and enmity in shaping reputation.
No Bald Heads Among Them
A fragment notes a belief that black people rarely become bald and contrasts optimism about effort with partial success, suggesting social stereotypes without clear context or events.
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W. Main
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Wila
McCleary
Crawfordsville
Iowa
Ida Long
Frank Flaherty
Marion Avenue
Klein Klo, Ko
C. W. Busby & Co
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John Putman
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Theda Bara
Mary Pickford
Clara Kimball Young
Washington, Iowa
Winfield Smouse
Reed Baby Carriage
Livingston
R. G
A. J. Peterson
J. H W. Baird
Parred
P. Rock Baby Chicks
E. RR. Palmer
Comté
Dorahey
W. W. McFarland
Fred Long
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Crawfordville
Harper & Gardner
Prote Tie
St. John's Bread
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