Flora Journal-Record

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PART ONE
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VOLUME XIV
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FLORA. ILUNOIS, THORSDAY. SEPTEMBER 2, 1926
NUMBER SI
CUk\ OO0NTV   PiniLIC  SCHOOIiS DEATH HAS CLAIMED
CU^ttBCENCEMBBrr   EXKRCIHES' WtfE AND HOfHEB
Over six hnntfred trtende and proud niMte of Sereml Meatke' ttmtetiem IiereBU orowded into the Urge H. S.^     Her Vaeelmg Away Ctmted Bfaeh
T. H. S. e«dltortnm for Clay Cetmty'e 19H Cottinencement, Aug. 2gth.
,^ke claae ot one hundred and fifty liHiptt ntemberi comprising the largeet jipildiiatlng class in    the
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Th'9 death ot Mrs. JeliBle HarreU-
^._, . 8te«aft..wife of A. J. 8t«w«rt ot this
^ ^ , ""^^ ?'i «>ty«' »>i*d«y af^r¦oon   after e loss
theeoaaty marched in and took their ^n^ palatal Uin*l, of eereral months
FU)RA HOePITAl. ]>1RB
Monday morning about    7: SO ^a fire, siren called the city flre   depet*" ment to the    Flora    HoepttaJ.    IM iUunen were found enreloplBg the M» stAry annex on the    east    side gradually eating their amy under roof of the    main    ftnUdlng work by the firemen wtth two atrasitt ot water soon extlngQlehed the biipk
UNOOLN DURLAND
PASSES AWAY,
DAKUfO ROBBBRt NEAR.
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