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Farm program begins in Overton County
care contract approved for jail
Early Childhood lease approved by School Board
Farm program begins in Overton County
MaryJane Young/OCN staff
Three families fill out applications to be sent into the state
to become certified as Century Farms. The Century Farm Program recognizes
farms that have been in the same family for 100 years or more. Upon
certification, the farm receives a sign to be posted on the property
and a Century Farm certificate. Filling out applications are, seated
from left, Mike Allred, Louise Stover, Sue (Hancock) Pope, and Mayme
Catherine Swallows, as Extension Agent Ron Johnson, standing left,
and County Historian Ronald Dishman look on.
By RON JOHNSON, Extension Agent
From Lake and Shelby counties in West Tennessee to Greene and Carter
counties in East Tennessee, the Century Farm Kick-Off is underway.
Century Farm families are recognized with a new sign
- a bright yellow one that announces to all passersby: ÒThis is
a Century Farm.Ó
Any farm that has been in the same family for 100
years or more can qualify for Century Farm recognition. The farm
does not have to have the same acreage as it did 100 years ago,
only be in the same family.
Each family desiring an application may call Overton
County Extension Service at (931) 823-2735, County Historian Ronald
Dishman at (931) 823-8864, Ralph Robbins at (931) 823-5525, or Gary
Howard at (931) 823-5506.
Organizations responsible for the Century Farm Program
include the Center for Historic Preservation (CHP) at Middle Tennessee
State University and Tennessee Department of Agriculture (TDA).
Each Century Farm will be recognized with a certificate and sign
to display at the applicant's residence.
The ongoing Century Farm sign program is funded by
the "Ag Tag" specialty license plate. Funds from the sale
of Ag Tags go to the Agricultural Development Fund, which supports
statewide innovative marketing projects and activities.
Century Farm families, including those who were awarded
similar signs in the 1970s when the program began, and those certified
since, are all eligible to receive signs. Designations are made
for farms over 100, 150, and 200 years. One sign is provided to
each farm, compliments of TDA, though family members may purchase
additional signs if they wish.
The oldest Century Farm in Tennessee is the Masengill
Farm in Sullivan County, which was founded in 1775, one year before
the Declaration of Independence was signed, and 21 years before
Tennessee became a state.
Before 1796 when Tennessee became a state, 30 Century
Farms had already been established in what would become counties
of East and Middle Tennessee.
Before the Civil War, more farms (28) were established
in 1850, more than in any other year. In 1866, the year following
the end of the Civil War, 32 Century Farms were founded. In the
following decade, 176 Century Farms were created.
The Overton County Century Farm Committee encourages
all eligible families to apply for certification and be recognized.
care contract approved for jail
By DEWAIN E. PEEK, OCN staff
Overton County Legislative Body held the regular monthly meeting
Monday, June 13 with Commissioners David Dorminey, John E. Phillips,
Shaun R. Hale, and Chris Neal absent.
The Legislative Body approved a $125,000 note for
expansion at Livingston Airport. The note is in addition to funds
previously provided by the county. The airport is receiving grant
money for 90% of the more than $2 million expansion cost, with the
city and county splitting the remaining 10%.
Commissioner Donald Jeff Keyes asked, "How does
this airport benefit the taxpayer?"
Commissioner Johnie Webb and County Mayor Kenneth
Copeland both said that the airport helps local industry.
Mayor Copeland added, "Plus, the state is wanting
to make this a regional airport up here, eventually, because Pickett
County doesn't have one, Jackson County has a small one and they're
not going to spend more money down there, and Clay County doesn't
have one."
Commissioner Keyes then asked, "What will that
do for us by making it regional?"
Mayor Copeland said, "It should help the industry
that looks at us, and we'll have more airport traffic that comes
Unconvinced of the need, Commissioner Keyes said,
"I just think right now that we could use that kind of money
for a lot of other things we're needing a lot worse."
Commissioner Webb then compared the airport to a new
road, saying it will increase transportation to the area.
Commissioners Alan Atnip, Frank Martin, Jean Moore,
Stanley Carter Jr., Billy Parrott, Randall Boswell, Gail Reed Arney,
Gary Hollars, and Johnie Webb voted for the note, and Commissioners
Keyes and Ben Danner voted no.
A contract with Southern Health Partners was approved
for healthcare services at Overton County Jail.
Commissioner Boswell informed the County Commission
of a similar jail in Kentucky that Southern Health Partners has
saved $100,000 in 11 months.
Commissioner Boswell said, "They provide the
nurse, doctors, the dentist, the x-rays. Most everything is done
in-house, you don't have to send them out. We'll have an RN on duty
6 hours a day, 30 hours a week, 2 hours on weekends and holidays."
Commissioner Boswell then told of the rise in Overton
County Jail's medical costs in recent years.
"Our medical in 2001-2002 was $111,000 and in
2003-2004 it was $250,000. These people want to come in and do it
for $144,300 a year," he said. "On top of this, they carry
a $1 million medical insurance per claim, with a $3 million rider."
Commissioner Keyes asked about the necessity of contracting
the private company.
Commissioner Danner said, "We're just trying
to save a little money here."
Commissioner Carter added, "We're going to have
to do something, because we've got a hole in the bottom of this
ship and it's sinking fast."
Commissioner Keyes voted against the contract.
A resolution was adopted to refinance school bonds.
According to Overton County Director of Schools Bill Needham, the
bonds have been on a variable rate and now is a good time to lock
in a rate.
"That's why we're asking to do that at this time,"
Director Needham said. "It looks like the market is still going
to rise."
Mayor Kenneth Copeland said the rate will probably
be locked in at 4.25%.
A continuing resolution was adopted for operating
Overton County until the new budget is set.
Year-end budget amendments for Overton County were
Year-end school budget amendments were also approved.
The Library Board was approved with the following
members: John Moore, Dian Franklin, Marla Kay Etheredge, Betty McCormick,
Sue Eldridge, Randy Dodson, and Elmo Garrett, chairman.
The bond of Budget Director Debra Maberry was approved.
Larry King and Michael A. Qualls were approved as
notaries at-large.
The meeting adjourned.
Childhood lease approved by School Board
By DEWAIN E. PEEK, OCN staff
Overton County Board of Education held the regular monthly meeting
Tuesday, June 7, with all members present.
In executive action, the School Board approved the
operation of the Early Childhood fee-based program under a lease
agreement with an approved and licensed private day care provider,
effective June 1.
Director of Schools Bill Needham said, "That
lease is in the process now of being worked out. That will continue
through the summer, and probably extend then on into next year."
In new business, the Board approved application of
the Pre-Kindergarten funds from the state of Tennessee.
Amendment #3 to the General Purpose School 2004-2005
budget was approved.
The Board approved 2006 Federal Project: Title I,
Title IIA, Title IID, Title IV, Title V, and Title VI.
The meeting adjourned.
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Since they took office the Administration has been holding a gun to the head of nearly every American in its quest to exact maximum pain on each of us to achieve Barack Obama's political objectives. First, printing and spreading money around to their supporters, then bribing members of Congress to pass legislation, and now engaging in activity and cover-ups such as Fast & Furious, the Sequester and now the murders in Benghazi.
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But now the reality of Benghazi is finally being extracted: Our federal government knew our consulate in Libya was under attack by terrorists, but from the State Department to the White House on down they lied about it. In their zeal to hide a full-on Al Qaeda, Islamist, terrorist attack on U.S. soil just before an election they concocted a story, conspired and lied in order to divert your attention – less Mitt Romney get a head of steam.
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"What difference does it make?" Those are some balls on you, Ms. Clinton. I'm over Barack Obama, because I think I figured him out. But we should all keep our eye on Hillary. Keep the political pressure on her, everyone. Do not let this lying hack of evil get elected President.
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DescriptionScoopFree Ultra features all the things you love about the ScoopFree but offers 3 additional features for the ultimate in cat care. Like the ScoopFree it is an automated litter tray that you can leave for up to 30 days. Easy to assemble each replacement cartridge comes complete with crystal litter which locks away odours. Please note that this UK version does not contain FreshStep Crystals as in America but ScoopFree have sourced a comparable alternative for their UK customers. When your cat uses the box it will activate optical sensors. The crystal litter immediately starts to absorb moisture, dry out waste and lock in odours. CRYSTAL LITTER DOES NOT CLUMP.
A 20 minute countdown cycle begins when your cat leaves the box and a light on top of the unit will blink slowly. If your cat returns to the box the countdown cycle will stop and will re-set after the cat has left again. After the countdown, the rake sweeps through the litter and moves the dried-out solids into the waste trap. The crystals absorb the urine. The rake will then reverse to smooth out and level the litter bed. There is nothing to fill, empty or clean for up to 30 days, (this is based on an average sized healthy cat).
The box may require to be changed more frequently if your cat is a kitten, over 10 years of age or overweight. The ScoopFree Ultra also comes with a privacy hood to prevent litter from scattering outside the box. The Rake delay timer can be set to 5, 10 or 20 minutes after your cat uses the litter box. The Scoop Free Ultra also features a health counter which monitors your cats� use of the litter tray.
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Why did not buy earlier? posted on 14/09/2017 by L Franklin
This is amazing! Prior to this I had 2 litter trays and my cat would not use a tray if a poo was visible. I have used this for almost 4 weeks and not had to change the litter (I have redistributed it as cat goes in same spot all the time) and she is continuing to use it. The sound does not bother me and even through she is tiny she is able to get in (which was my worry as front is higher than a normal littler tray). The blue litter is staying in the box better than my previous tray.
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This is the best investment we have made for our cat litter tray purchases of which we have tried several semi automatic or scoop free types There has been no smell after 2 weeks and we have yet to empty it and our large Ragdoll has used it 58 times since we set it up We used to have so much cat litter kicked up on the floor and so far only had a couple of bits kicked up The smell used to bother me so much from all our other cat litter trays and this one has so far been absolutely brilliant with no detectable odour at all
So far so good posted on 05/12/2013 by developmeant
Id read other reviews however was a bit concerned that we have three indoor cats Would it stand up to the test The old lady decides to leave us a message if shes not happy with the state of the litter boxes I bought the ScoopFree with her in mind So far no accidents Weve had it nearly two weeks and have only used the litter the product comes packaged with while slowly removing the cats two old covered little boxes Pretty good going We were using a bag sometimes two of quite expensive litter before 910 a throw So even though the refills look like theyre slightly expensive along with the initial outlay for the machine I reckon it will pay for itself in due course PLUS theres no hassle It REALLY is a clever piece of kit One of the cats loves watching the rake moving back and forth Im really pleased I purchased the ScoopFree If your cat likes a bit of privacy ours do Id recommend the Ultra version as it has the hood included
Both cats took to it straight away posted on 25/05/2013 by gizmobambam
Very easy set up no smells so far or issues after a weeks use One of our cats is v fussy and he was in like a shot and we were able to dispose of usual scoop version litter tray in 2 days
Me and my 2 cats love this posted on 30/11/2012 by mheddsw
I have had a kidney transplant so have a depressed immune system and wanted to be ultra cautious regarding handling of litter I love this machine its clean efficient fairly quiet and cats used it immediately My downside with this is the cost of replacement trays as well I would rather pay a little more for a permanent tray in order just to purchase litter for it I have lined the cardboard before use and other crystal type litters work just as well but eventually you are forced to buy replacement trays However I have just bought another unit and am using 2 I like them so well Only use the Ultra though as I feel the usage counter would help me quickly identify if a cat had a toilet problem
What a boon but what a price posted on 02/01/2012 by Jane B
The ScoopFree unit is excellent. It is sad that the price of the refills is so high. We have two 8 month old kittens and they enjoy using the privacy box and watching it work The trouble is that it IS pricey. Pet planet is the only place I can find in this country where I can get them. To save a little I have lined a new tray with fablon sticky backed plastic so I can empty and reuse the tray with crystal litter after being cleaned well with antibac. Its also a shame that the scoopfree litter is not available without the trays Cant you help Pet planet and work your magic on the price etc
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A God send posted on 12/10/2011 by tomellingham
This has almost transformed my life No longer do I have to clean the litter box twice a day to control smells The unit is smart works very well and isnt as noisy as some would suggest in my opinion I still find I need to empty out the box where the cats business is raked to purely for piece of mind but I find overall this requires so much less effort than before My cats love it and never had trouble adjusting to it
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My cat is very old and I was worred when I bought this if she would get used to using this but within a day she started using it. It's brilliant.I love the fact that I don't have to worry about emptying her litter day every morning now. A worthwhile investment for me and my cat.
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Eight Signs Your Church May Be Closing Soon
Thom Rainer
We call it the death spiral.
I know. It's not a pleasant term. I can understand if it causes you to cringe.
By the time I am contacted about a serious problem in a church, it is often too late. The problems are deeply rooted, but the remaining members have been blind to them, or they chose to ignore them.
There are eight clear signs evident in many churches on the precipice of closing. If a church has four or more of these signs present, it is likely in deep trouble. Indeed, it could be closing sooner than almost anyone in the church would anticipate.
1. There has been a numerical decline for four or more years. Worship attendance is in a steady decline. Offerings may decline more slowly as the "remnant" gives more to keep the church going. There are few or no conversions. Decline is clear and pervasive.
2. The church does not look like the community in which it is located. The community has changed its ethnic, racial, or socioeconomic makeup, but the church has not. Many members are driving from other places to come to the church. The community likely knows little or nothing about the church. And the church likely knows little or nothing about the community.
3. The congregation is mostly comprised of senior adults. It is just a few years of funerals away from having no one left in the church.
4. The focus is on the past, not the future. Most conversations are about "the good old days." Those good old days may have been 25 or more years in the past. Often a hero pastor of the past is held as the model to emulate.
5. The members are intensely preference-driven. They are more concerned about their music style, their programs, their schedules, and their facilities than reaching people with the gospel. Their definition of discipleship is "others taking care of my needs."
6. The budget is severely inwardly focused. Most of the funds are expended to keep the lights on and/or to meet the preferences of the members. There are few dollars for ministry and missions. And any dollars for missions rarely include the involvement of the members in actually sharing the gospel themselves.
7. There are sacred cow facilities. It might be a parlor or a pulpit. It could be pews instead of chairs. It might be the entirety of the worship center or the sanctuary. Members insist on holding tightly to those things God wants us to hold loosely.
8. Any type of change is met with fierce resistance. The members are confronted with the choice to change or die. And though few would articulate it, their choice by their actions or lack of actions is the choice to die.
Churches with four or more of these signs have three choices. They can embark on a process of change and revitalization. Or they can close the doors for a season and re-open with a new name, a new vision, and some new people.
Of course, the third choice is to do nothing. That is the choice to die.
Thousands of churches will unfortunately do just that the next twelve months.
This article was originally published at ThomRainer.com on May 17. Thom S. Rainer serves as president and CEO of LifeWay Christian Resources. Among his greatest joys are his family: his wife Nellie Jo; three sons, Sam, Art, and Jess; and seven grandchildren. Dr. Rainer can be found on Twitter @ThomRainer and at facebook.com/Thom.S.Rainer
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High school teachers — the November presidential election is just around the corner! What better time to help your students learn about the American election process up close and personal.
One simple and meaningful way is to inform your students about the Student Poll Worker Program.
This non-partisan and highly-engaging program allows eligible high school students to:
- Set up and otherwise open the polling place
- Assist voters
- Close the polling place
- Count ballots
- Provide much needed support at polling place locations
From this experience, student poll workers learn firsthand how elections are run, the importance of voting, and the vital role poll workers play in making our elections operate smoothly.
In addition to the learning that takes place, student poll workers can be paid a stipend that generally ranges between $65 and $150, depending on the county.
To serve as a high school poll worker, a student must typically:
- Be a United States citizen or permanent legal resident
- Be at least 16 years old on Election Day
- Attend a public or private high school
- Have at least a 2.5 grade point average
- Get parent and teacher permission
- Attend a training session
The Student Poll Worker Program currently operates in 33 states and Washington, DC. and to encourage high school students to serve as poll workers in California, where I teach, the office of the California Secretary of State has produced a Student Poll Worker Recruitment Brochure.
The office has also produced a Student Poll Worker Program Packet, which describes the program in much greater detail and tells students how to apply.
Over the years, I have had many students "work the polls." It's always a delight to hear them enthusiastically describe their experience in class the next day. Overall, they truly seem to find great value in the experience, despite the 15-hour day. Spoiler alert: the term of service on Election Day begins at 6:00am and runs until approximately 9:30pm on what is often a cold day…even here in southern California.
I only wish I had directed my students over the years to describe their experience in writing so that I could now share. I will be sure to do so with the November election, then add to the bottom of this article.
Sidenote: I have one student this year, who will not only work the November election, but worked the primaries as well . . . with his mother. I can not even begin to describe in words what a great experience this was for him and how badly he wanted to share it all with the class the following day. Below, I've included a photograph of this young man working the California Primary polls this past June 6. Don't let the beard and hat fool you. He's a senior.
The program can not only prove of great value to the students who work the polls, but it can also prove of great value to the adults who work alongside and/or otherwise oversee the students' work.
Closing note: Teacher Coordinators receive $100 for recruiting students and an additional $25 for attending training (optional).
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"The overall experience of being a Pollworker was great. It was my first time volunteering in any community work, and I loved it. Working together with people was very easy especially since the people in my group helped each other out and worked as a team. I had no problem working the many hours since I knew it would only be for one day. I had very high hopes for this day and thought it would be fun. It actually turned out to be true. I defiantly had fun helping people fulfill their right to vote. I would love to work in the future as a Pollworker again!"
* Jesus Godinez, Senior, Edward R. Royal Learning Center
"As a Constitutionally Conservative Republican, I believe that students
should be encouraged to engage in the American political and electoral process whenever possible. For this reason, I gladly served as a poll worker during the California primary in March of 2016. Students who do what I did will be sure to gain a far greater appreciation of the voting and electing process and thereby not take for granted the US Constitution."
* Sayuzhdri Sarrafpour, Senior, San Marino High School
"I personally enjoyed the experience though the 16 hour day, boredom, and paltry pay convinced me — once was enough. So no, I would not do it again.
Yet I would recommend that other high school students do it.
Working the poll forces you to learn about the America political process and this is a good thing, for if you do not understand the process then you cannot protect it. It is the duty of every citizen to help preserve the ideals of America and part of that is keeping her politicians honest. And you keep them honest by watching them, understanding them, and preventing them from becoming corrupt. Working the polls helps you to do that."
* Noah Wilson, Senior, San Marino High School


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Introductory Genealogy.
This story begins with the birth of Henry Groves Clem, on September 22, 1823, in Ohio. He was one of a family of eight children, four boys and four girls, who moved with their parents at an early age, to Adair County, Missouri.
Earliest Recollections.
My memory reaches back as far as my fourth year in life, at which time a company of Union soldiers stopped at our home and the sight of their blue suits and big brass buttons remains indelibly stored in memory's treasure box. The soldiers made much of sister Florence and I and gave us some wonderful candy shaped like men and women, pink, blue and different colors, and how proudly we placed them on the old walnut bureau in the living room (bureau is a chest of drawers similar to what is now known as a chiffonier). One soldier named Bill Dabney gave sister Florence a black, white and green plaid ribbon about four inches wide and about two yards long, she treasured this for many years.
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I recall a visit made to our Grandmother Kelso's home one day. This visit impressed on my mind by a painful accident. The coffee pot was upset or boiled over on my arm. I remember mother laying me on the big fat bed consisting of a large straw-filled tick and over that a big feather bed and over all an old-fashioned hand-woven blue and white counterpane. The burn was so deep that I still carry the scar.
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Peters, and William Harrison Peters, called Had. Also a daughter, Lottie by name, a young woman in her early twenties. This addition to our little band brought our number to thirteen, and although thirteen is often spoken of as an unlucky number, I feel that each individual of this thirteen was enriched and their lives made better by the presence of the others, and I shall try to trace the life story of each one through this little narrative.
Pioneer Days.
My father was disappointed to find the claim which he had staked off, but failed to file the papers on, had been taken by another. There was a little log cabin in one corner of this one hundred sixty acres and as the man who filed the papers on the claim was not yet living on the land we decided to camp there temporarily, making use of the large fireplace to cook our meals and some of us sleeping in the cabin, others in the wagons.
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acres. It was built of logs, of course, and was about eighteen by twenty feet. The roof was made of clapboards, hewn from logs and the floor was old mother earth. Before the following winter father added a stone fireplace at one end. We were fortunate enough to possess a cook stove. I remember we had no fruit or anything to make pies of until one day sister and I discovered that the woods were full of sheep sorrel, a little three-leaved plant with a pleasant sour taste not unlike pieplant, so we gathered sheep sorrel for mother to make pies; also we gathered for Mrs. Peters, who gave us each an egg, which mother marked and set. Florence's egg produced a big Shanghai rooster, while mine was a little black hen.
Social Life of the New Community.
The first wedding in the new settlement that I can recall was that of my brother Dan, then a young man of twenty-two years. He decided to leave the parental roof and make a home for himself and on July 25, 1867, he was married to Miss Hannah Lutes. He built for his bride, just across the road from our home, the usual one-room log mansion, which seemed to be the limit in those days.
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The good fathers and mothers of the new community now faced another problem. That problem was religious training and education for their children. No churches, no schools, there was only one thing to do. The good people opened the doors of their homes and organized Sunday school and also had preaching services, first one place and then another. In the fall of 1867 a Mrs. Springer consented to teach school in her home. About nine o'clock each morning Mr. Springer would bring their baby, a child of a year and a half, to our home and leave it with my mother, while Mrs. Springer taught the children of the community. One thing of great importance in our young lives was a party given by our teacher for her pupils one afternoon. It was my first party and they were rare occasions in those days to all. She served peaches, cream and cake, and what a pleasant memory remains of this, the first social event of my life.
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The members of the Christian church organized at the Clem school house and in 1885 built a church at Crestline at which place Sunday school and church are still carried on.
Early Problems.
In the early pioneer days provisions were scarce and money was not plentiful. Father was forced to go over to Missouri and pay 50c. a pound for bacon and buy corn meal at $2.50 per hundred pounds. But God did not forsake we pioneers for as the Israelites were fed with quails and manna, so we were supplied with the prairie chicken and deer.
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Another arduous task was the making of soap. This required much time and preparation. First the wood ashes from the big fireplace must be carefully preserved in the hopper built in the back yard for that purpose. When the time came to make soap, water was poured over these ashes and drained off into a big jar. This made a strong lye solution, and to it was added meat scraps, cracklings and any grease which mother had been able to accumulate. This mixture was boiled down in a huge iron kettle out doors until it was thick. This made a soft soap, which was used for all laundry and cleaning purposes.
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The historian has already told you of the terrible scourge or plague of grasshoppers which swarmed in upon us and devoured almost all green vegetables. Looking upward the sky was entirely covered from view by these vast hordes of grasshoppers. They were everywhere. It was impossible to take a step without tramping them. Wagons trying to cross the country on the wagon trails, which served as roads in those days, soon had their wheels covered with the insects. Not a blade of grass was left. These were discouraging days, but some way or other we pulled through only to meet another disaster.
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Changes of Time.
The pioneers struggled on, endeavoring to make a living and improve their little homes, trying also to educate their children and give them a social and spiritual atmosphere that would be conducive to the best development of character and ability.
A loved one from our home has gone,
A gentle voice, forever stilled.
Dear Mother, how we miss thee,
Thy place can ne'er be filled.
Oh! dear little pioneer mother, with toil-worn hands, now folded in peaceful rest, how could we bear to give you up; a great anguish was in our hearts and we felt that our mother's life of love and devotion to us would live in our hearts throughout all the years of our lives. She was laid to rest in the Lovelake cemetery in Macon county, Missouri,
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near her three little daughters, who had died so many years before. Mother was the second one of our little band taken away by the Death Angel. Leaving us at the age of fifty years and I was now in my sixteenth year.
Romance, Sunshine and Rainy Days.
The friendship which had sprung up between our neighbors, the Wrens, young people and myself, was rapidly increased to a stronger
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emotion, for the young stepson, George Maxton. George was a tall, slim young man with dark brown curly hair and generally known by his nickname "Pretty."
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Shortly after his marriage on October 24, 1881, our first born, a little daughter, arrived to brighten our hearts and fill them with her sunny smile and winsome ways. We called her Lilly Mae.
Shifting Sands of Time.
We moved from the Peters place in January, 1884, to Lehi or Stringtown, near Carl Junction, Mo., and with brother Dan and his wife, Lou, we engaged in the dairy business.
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In June, 1884, we sold our interest in the dairy business to brother Dan and moved to Crestline, Kansas, back again in Cherokee county. George worked at various things during the three years which we spent in Crestline at this time, receiving the magnificent wage of one-dollar and a half for his own labor and that of a team. So you see our financial status remained very poor.
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The fifth of our little band of thirteen pioneers was now called to the other shore. Mrs. Lottie Peters Hubbard died November 4, 1900, and was greatly mourned by her husband and three children, Daisy, Lucy and Hubert, and her only remaining brother, Had Peters. She was a woman of gentle loving character and sterling worth, a helpful and inspiring friend to all. She, too, was laid to rest in the Messer cemetery by the side of her mother and brother.
Building a New Home.
We trudged along in the same old rut until 1900, when we came to a momentous decision. We had purchased a lot, and we now decided to erect a home. After much planning and scheming we completed four rooms of the new dwelling and on December 12, 1900, we moved into our new home. As the
years passed by the completion of an upstairs and a new kitchen gave us a nine-room house.
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man who was widely known, loved and honored throughout the entire country, having served as county commissioner for three consecutive terms, from 1895 to 1904, nine years in all. He, too, was laid to rest in the Messer cemetery and thus this cemetery became the resting place of the entire pioneering Peters family.
Drifting From Home.
The years rolled on and our little family grew older. The boys completed the grade school and worked on neighboring farms, saving their slim earnings until they had accumulated about $200 each, which they planned to use in securing a business education. Accordingly Earl entered the business college at Sedalia, Mo., and Willie went to Webb City Business College. This was the fall of 1905. Earl finished his course in March, 1906, and returned home, but Willie was unable to finish his course because of the failure of the Webb City college, which went bankrupt in February. However, he was fortunate enough to secure a position with the Frisco railroad at Webb City the following week, remaining until the following September when he was transferred to Joplin, where he has remained ever since.
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In the fall of 1908 another great convenience came to our community. Natural gas was piped in and Oh! how wonderful it was. It rapidly replaced the wood and coal stoves and the oil lights and everyone was delighted with the change.
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Martha Sproul, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Stiles, Mr. Will Stiles, Miss Chloe Stiles, Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Reed, Mr. and Mrs. T. N. Chenoweth and Mrs. W. L. Haner.
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raised him to manhood, at which time he married our Brother Ray's daughter, Nettie, so he is still a member of our family.
This letter resulted in hasty preparation for the visit which followed. Sylva and I left home October 15th. We were met at Pueblo by Brother John and his wife Kitty, whom I had never seen. They escorted us to their beautiful home in Salida where we spent a most pleasurable month's visit. They took us on many pleasure and sightseeing trips and endeavored in every way possible to make our visit a pleasant one. We returned home the middle of November, glad to again be with our own dear ones.
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A rock slide covered the track with huge boulders. When the headlight showed the immense barrier on the track he turned on the reverse, although it is said he had ample opportunity to jump for his life, he stood gallantly at his post and worked until the last moment to reduce the shock as much as possible. Had it not been for his loyalty it is probable many lives would have been lost. I was not able to attend John's funeral, as I had not been well that summer, but our son, Earl, left immediately for Salida and attended the funeral services. He left his wife, Mrs. Kittie Clem; a son, Earl Henry, and daughter, Florence; my brother, Ray, and myself, now the only surviving members of our family. He was the tenth of our thirteen pioneers to be taken away by death's angel.
Community Development.
George and I were now left all alone but the old house was filled with memories of our children's laughter, their childish griefs and dis-
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appointments and their early dreams and aspirations. Even our old black Carlo was sad and lonesome. He had been very fond of Sylva and used to go to meet her at the station every day and return home with her. Time after time he made the trip to the depot only to be disappointed and return home to look up at us with sad brown eyes.
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completed in 1921, another wonderful improvement for our community.
Life's Destinies.
On February 4, 1923, another little grandson arrived, Willard Lee. The fourth son of our boy, Willie. It had been eight years since the last grandson and the little stranger was gladly welcomed.
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On April 10, 1926, just sixty years after my arrival as a pioneer in Kansas, my son, Earl, was married to Miss Olena Goss. They were married in their own home with only the bride's mother and sister and myself as witnesses of the ceremony, which was performed by Rev. Powell Smith of the South Joplin Christian church. After the ceremony at 7 o'clock in the evening, a wedding supper was served by the bride's mother and sister, Mrs. Leila Stevens. Although a great home lover, Earl had remained a bachelor for forty-two years before he found and married the lady of his heart's desire.
Facing Life Alone-Travel Days.
My new house was completed and I moved into it October, 1926. After having lived for so many years surrounded by family or boarders, the little house seemed very quiet and for a time my worn nerves appreciated the peace and transquility surrounding me. No hurry and bustle in the mornings to prepare a hearty breakfast and fill dinner pails, as was my custom in the boarding house days. Now I could lie abed as long as I wished, but I found that the habit of early rising was so firmly fixed with me that I could not lay abed. What a change; how could I who had been used to cooking for fifteen or twenty-five men, cook for only myself? I almost had to learn to cook all over again. It was difficult to have any variety, especially of vegetables which required a long time to prepare, as it seemed such a waste to cook such small amounts. I could not be content idle for long, so I soon got busy quilting or sewing for my children and grandchildren. Sylva and her dear little twin girls lived in the old home and what a comfort they were to me. Sylva was always finding excuses for eating a meal with her. I know she was afraid I was neglecting to prepare the right things or variety I should have. Quite often when I refused to eat so many times with them she would bring over food from her table. My other children had the same loving solicitude for me, doing all they could to cheer and comfort me.
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My little granddaughter, Joyous, was not doing well. The Joplin doctors seemed unable to help her, or at least we felt she was not improving. So, at a family consultation, we decided that my daughter-in-law, Edna, should take little Joyous to Rochester to the Mayo clinic, and that I would keep house for Willie and the boys while she was away. Edna left with Joyous in April and was gone four weeks, as the doctors placed Joyous in the hospital for that length of time before consenting to her return to Joplin. After her return, Joyous grew stronger by following the line of treatment which had been outlined for her and is now as strong as the average child. I felt very glad that I was able to help at this time of need and am very happy over Joyous' recovery.
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Grandson, Jack, had been sick all night and had a high fever, so we decided it was best to get him back home. We packed up and were soon home again. Jack's sickness did not prove serious and as the old saying goes, "All's well that ends well," and we had certainly enjoyed our little outing even if we didn't bring home any fish.
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don't need a new cook stove, you can cook all you need on this one. Take your money and go on a visit." I said, "Where would I go?" Sylva replied, "Go to Mobile, Alabama, to visit cousin Dora." Dora you remember was George's brother's girl. She and her husband, Will Hainer, and family had moved from Crestline to Mobile several years before and often wrote how lonesome she was for the sight of someone from home, and begged me to make her a visit. Prompted by these family remarks I began to think of taking the suggested trip and in April, 1930, I started on my journey, going by way of Springfield, Memphis, Birmingham and Montgomery. I left Joplin Monday, 9 a.m., arriving at Mobile 4:10 p.m. Wednesday. Dora and her daughter, Louise, met me at the depot and we began a very wonderful visit. After a separation of twelve years, of course, the children had most of them grown and changed until I would not have recognized them. The youngest, Mary Jane, was just five months old when they left Crestline. We went to see many points of interest, each time we went I saw something new. It was interesting to watch them unload merchandise from the big steamers. They would unload 60,000 bunches of bananas a day.
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A New Home.
After a few days' rest the little home in Crestline began to seem very lonely, for I was indeed alone since Sylva and Lee and the dear little twins were gone. There was no one of my own to keep me company. I began to worry for fear I might take sick there all alone. Then the children were not satisfied either to have me live alone so far from any of them. So after due consideration I announced my intention of renting my home and moving to Carl Junction, and began preparing for the move.
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Mrs. Mae Bunch and myself left Carl Junction bright and early Monday morning, October 18, 1930, en route to the World's Convention of the Disciples of Christ, Washington, D.C., arriving at 6:00 p.m. Thursday, October 16th, in time to attend the evening session.
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pew which he had occupied and also the pew of Robert E. Lee. From the tower of George Washington monument 555 feet high, we viewed the Potomac river and Abraham Lincoln's monument and had a wonderful view of the Capital City. We also enjoyed visiting the largest library in the world, the capital building, army and navy buildings and yards and many other places of interest.
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Her son, Horace Ulrich, lives in Springfield, Mo., and her daughter, Mrs. W. A. Boys, lives on a farm near Linwood, Kansas.
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It was decided to make the homecoming an annual affair and officers were elected for the following year. I was selected for president, Mrs. Carrie Walker, vice president, and Mrs. Jessie Buchanan, who acted as secretary for the day, was elected for the office next year.
Sixty-six long years have rolled by since our first arrival in the Neutral Land, now known as the State of Kansas, and what a change those years have wrought, not only in our own little community, but all over the state. Development and improvement has been in progress. The waving fields of prairie grass have been converted into towns, cities and communities. Broad fields of waving grain replace the wild prairie. The buffalo, wolf and deer have been driven from their haunts and replaced by herds of fine cattle, sheep and hogs. Big industrial centers have been established; transportation has developed from the lowly oxen teams to the powerful steam railroads, the swift motor busses and trucks and pleasure cars of today. Great manufacturing plants produce in a few hours the things we pioneers struggled months to supply our families. Electricity, gas, telephone, telegraph and radio brings us in closer touch with affairs hundreds of miles away than we were into the affairs of our nearest neighbors. Great institutions of education have been founded and developed. Modern schools, high schools and colleges replace the little log school houses. Beautiful churches tower skyward and men of culture and spiritual understanding lead our people upward. Community halls with vast auditoriums accommodate our people when they meet to discuss civic affairs; public parks and play grounds, theaters and ampitheaters for our pleasure and recreation. All these things have come to us during these years. We have gone forward by leaps and bounds and now take our place in this great nation as one of the leading states of the union.