Death of W D Atterberry in California
The death of Willie D. Atterberry 27, of Lawson Missouri, occurred in Los Angeles. His father E M Atterberry and mother were with him. burial set for LaPlata Missouri. He had suffered diabetes five years and moved west for health. survived by parents sister and aunt Mrs V R Asbury.
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W. D. Atterberry
Los Angeles
California
E. M. Atterberry
Willie D
LaPlata
Mr. Atterberry
Ottie
Willie D. Atterberry
Lawson
West
Williston
V. R. Asbury
Investments of Permanent School Funds in 1907
State Superintendent W L Stockwell reports that since March 1 1907 the Board of University and School Lands has invested 1 086 000 in farm loans school bonds municipal bonds and county township bonds Farm loans reached 401 400 surpassing all outstanding loans prior to March 1 1907 by more than four times Pending farm loan applications exceed 175 000 and school fund loans now exceed the available investment funds Bismarck N D December 16 1907.
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W. L. Stockwell
Board of University and School Fands
Board of University and School Lands
Bismarck
N. D
Williston Land Company Invites Loan Applications
The Williston Land Company would file a number of choice loan applications at once. Call and see them.
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Williston Land Company
Tragic double murder suicide at Oxford flats
Minneapolis report says O. M. Colby, sixty five, killed his wife and then himself with a razor at 1208 Harmon place. The wife’s daughter, Mrs. Ernest Boyd, aged twenty two, fled for help but returned to find both parents dead.
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Minneapolis
O. M. Colby
Oxford Flats
Harmon Place
Ernest Boyd
The Bureau Drawer by Wilmot Waring
Martha Earle lies dying on a New England farm and confides to her daughter Almira a secret kept in a locked bureau top drawer. She asks Almira to burn letters and keep the dried lavender and rose petals for her coffin, hinting at a hidden love and a lost summer.
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Martha Earle
New England
Martha
Almira Earle
Almira
Allers
Allera
Honey
New York
Gillian
Enow
Shev
Campaign Badges Dominate War Department Notices
The war department answers inquiries on campaign badges for Civil War, Indian, Spanish, and Philippine campaigns. About 140,000 badges are minted in Philadelphia and will be distributed by the adjutant general using entitlement records. A two year delay was due to ongoing mint work.
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War Department
China
Philippines
United States
Philadelphia
Army
Xmas Gift Line Promises Glassware and Dolls for Sale
They invite you to view a wide line of glassware and china with dolls and souvenir items. Santa holiday shoppers can find affordable pieces and assorted toys, all presented as merry Xmas offerings.
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Periah
Watertown
N. Y
Charles Gilbo
Harold
Flossie
Moscow
Guernhelmann
Carle J. Blenner
Williams County Bank
Wilmot Waring
McAvoy’s Cash Grocery
Williston, N. D
Greengard
Greengard Brothers
North Dakota
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