He started out as a teacher and farmer. Later he had general store in Lewis, Iowa. He published the Lewis Independent for a few years which was more to his liking. In 1896 he with his family moved to Sarcoxie, Mo., and lived on
a fruit farm for a few years. In 1899 he established the Monett Times at Monett, Mo. By constant application and hard work he made a success of his business. When a young man he joined the Congregational church, after moving
to Monett he changed to the Presbyterian. He died suddenly. He was a loyal citizen and assisted in every movement for moral and civil improvement. His quiet influence was far reaching.
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Also see long clipping in photo section.
a fruit farm for a few years. In 1899 he established the Monett Times at Monett, Mo. By constant application and hard work he made a success of his business. When a young man he joined the Congregational church, after moving
to Monett he changed to the Presbyterian. He died suddenly. He was a loyal citizen and assisted in every movement for moral and civil improvement. His quiet influence was far reaching.
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Also see long clipping in photo section.
He started out as a teacher and farmer. Later he had general store in Lewis, Iowa. He published the Lewis Independent for a few years which was more to his liking. In 1896 he with his family moved to Sarcoxie, Mo., and lived on
a fruit farm for a few years. In 1899 he established the Monett Times at Monett, Mo. By constant application and hard work he made a success of his business. When a young man he joined the Congregational church, after moving
to Monett he changed to the Presbyterian. He died suddenly. He was a loyal citizen and assisted in every movement for moral and civil improvement. His quiet influence was far reaching.
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Also see long clipping in photo section.
a fruit farm for a few years. In 1899 he established the Monett Times at Monett, Mo. By constant application and hard work he made a success of his business. When a young man he joined the Congregational church, after moving
to Monett he changed to the Presbyterian. He died suddenly. He was a loyal citizen and assisted in every movement for moral and civil improvement. His quiet influence was far reaching.
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Also see long clipping in photo section.
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