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 | Obituary: William Henry Craig
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 | Obituary: Della Ann Craig 1950
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 | Della Craig funeral 1950
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 | Obituary: McPherson Craig 1958
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 | McPherson Craig funeral 1958
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 | McPherson Craig hospital admit 1958
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 | Funeral od Arthur Craig 1918
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 | The Toll of War 1918
"The other Americus boy was Arthur H. (should be W.) Craig, aged 20, who had been working in the government shipyards at Portland, Ore. He went to Portland September 24, in company with his cousin, William Stevens, of Emporia, and another Emporia boy. News was received Saturday from Portland that he had been mortally wounded in an accident and there was no hope for his recovery." |
 | The Stephens funeral 1951
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 | Mary Alice Stephens files for divorce from Frank G Stephens 1919
"Suit for divorce was filed in district court Wednesday by attorney for Mary Alice Stephens against Frank G. Stephens." |
 | The Cowser Funeral 1964
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 | Andrew Jesse Cowser 94th birthday 1964
"Andrew Jesse Cower, 28 South Congress St., will celebrate his 94th birthday anniversary on Wednesday. Mr. Cowser was born in Illinois and came to Kansas in 1891 and settled on a farm near Americus. Later he moved to Emporia and worked in rock and cement work in the building of bridges." |
 | Birthday wishes to Jesse Cowser 1964
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 | Miss Cowser's side 1913
Tracie Cowser's side of the Alva Peak neck slashing affair in which she corrects much of the original story: "Miss Cowser's father, J. A. Cowser says he never had objected to young Mr. Peak's attentions lo. his daughter, and that the young man always was welcome at their home....Also, Miss Cowser objects to the word, "slash," and says the wound on the young man's neck was merely a "scratch. With these corrections, Miss Cowser indicated that the story, in the main, was true. She said she and Mr. Peak had had some trouble lately, and as for him "paying her some attention - huh, we've been going together for two years" |
 | Bio of William Craig
This bio was published as part of a series to honor Union Army Civil War Veterans living in Lyon Co., KS in 1933. Much of the text was re-used for William's obituary when he died only a month after this article was written. The article contains several errors. William was born in Bernadotte, IL not Vernadott (there is no such place). The Battle of Racci should read Resaca and the Battle of Peach Creek should read Nickajack Creek. |
 | Obituary: Rebecca Isabelle Cowser 1932
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 | McPherson Craig in critical condition 1925
"W. H. Craig has returned from Topeka, where he was called recently by the critical, condition of his son. McPherson Craig, who is sick with pneumonia In a Topeka hospital following injuries received in a powder blast, In Scranton." |
 | Rev John Wagner dead 1931
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 | Wagner funeral 1931
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