Funeral of William Conrad At LA Jones Parlors
The Sunday funeral for William Conrad, a cavalryman who died at Washington Hospital, drew many mourners in uniform. Rev C W Klein delivered a comforting sermon as a quartet sang, and friends recalled his life and hoped for his future. The article notes a long posthumous journey from Salt Lake City to Denver and visits to several Colorado and Nebraska towns.
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L. A. Jones
William Conrad
Washington Hospital
C. W. Klein
The
Valley Church
Salt Lake City
Utah
Denver
Colo
Colorado Springs
Manitou
Pike's Peak
Greeley
Lincoln
Nebraska
Shenandoah
Iowa
Connor
J M and E W Skinner attend funeral of sister Ella McKee in Crawfordsville. Ruth Lewis returns to Farmer City Illinois to teach high school after summer with her father Dr S J Lewis. Mae Wehr pupils recital at Conesville with mothers as guests. Missionary society plans meeting with C A Stephens hosting. Extend list of small community notes.
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Columbus Junction
J. M
E. W. Skinner
Ella McKee
Crawfordsville
Ruth Lewis
Farmer City
Ill
S. J. Lewis
Mae Wehr
Clyd Wolford
Conesville
Conelake
Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
C. A. Stephens
John Hoover
Effie Kelly
J. W. Haxton
Mildred
Lucile
Maxine
Coshocton
Ohio
Allen McCurdy
Presbyterian Sunday School
Eleanor Wehr
Des Moines
Wendell Wescoat
Linden
Iowa State College
Ames
Ada Kemp
Burlington Hospital
Dewey Coffman Reports Early Seed Corn Prospects
20 VERDI reports alfalfa sowing by James Baird and George Clapper with plowing for wheat. They note ground dryness and urge rain. Dewey Coffman recalls roasting ears from three weeks earlier and favors his field for seed corn due to an early northern variety. A social trip summary follows through Washington to the Black Hills and beyond as the party visits President Coolidge and travels toward Idaho.
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Verdi
James Baird
George Clapper
Dewey Coffman
Dewey
Frank Libe
Madison Jones
Earle Libe
Lester Orr
Frank Libe and
Washington
Black Hills
President Coolidge
United States
Big Horn Mountains
Yellow Park
West Entrance
Pocatello
Idaho
Wellston Obituary and Local Notices Highlight Kracaw Funeral
The Wellston neighborhood mourns Lloyd Kracaw drowned in Skunk River. Details trace his birth on Griffith farm and upbringing with grandfather Lewis Brinning. Nearby, barn fire at Mrs John McKinstry’s drew many onlookers. plans note extended community activity and local moves.
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Wellston
Lloyd Kracaw
Skunk
Mr. Kracaw
Griffith Farm
Lewis Brinning
Ralph
Chris Brinning
John McKinstry
Keota
Feltz
Chet Stewart
Will True
Ottumwa
R. E. Brinning
O. L. Miksch
Beulah
Longstanding Roles of Shepherd Dogs Across Time
The article notes that shepherd or sheep dogs are among the oldest domestic breeds, existing since prehistoric times. It cites Darwin’s view that all domestic dogs descend from a few wild forms such as wolves, jackals, and possibly dingoes.
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Darwin
Dawn in Palestine Described as Fiery Morning Leap
A writer notes in Palestine the sun leaps over the horizon at daybreak with no long dawn. The sun is described as a fiery chariot bursting from darkness signaling morn.
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Palestine
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