98 Years Ago

What Stocktonites Were Doing 90 Years Ago

Body The entire community was shocked last Friday morning when it became known that Art Miles had died suddenly at his home southeast of town, where he had spent his whole life. Death was due to a heart ailment, which it was not known that he suffered.
90 years ago

What Stocktonites Were Doing 90 Years Ago

Body Stockton has many couples who have achieved the proud distinction of having lived together in marital bliss for over fifty years, and several of them have been married for a good many more than fifty years. Still, it is to Mr. and Mrs.
90 Years Ago

What Stocktonites Were Doing 90 Years Ago

Body If there is such a thing as a million-dollar rain, and there is no question but what there is, Rooks County got one on Tuesday. The official rain gauge recorded 1.36 inches of moisture. It was more like a spring than a fall rain.
90 Years Ago

What Stocktonites Were Doing 90 Years Ago

Body One hundred and ninety- eight farm families in Rooks County who no longer have resources or borrowing power will benefit from a new program worked out by rural resettlement officials, according to words received here by Norris Nelson, county rehabilitation agent.
90 years ago

What Stocktonites Were Doing 90 Years Ago

Body Although there doesn't seem to be any lines forming at the county treasurer's office by Rooks County residents in a grand rush to pay their taxes, which became due on November 1st, Mrs. Edna Lambert reports that more tax money was taken in on the first day this year than in 1934.
90 years ago

What Stocktonites Were Doing 90 Years Ago

Body A tusk and part of the skull, evidently belonging to some prehistoric monster, were found on Sand Creek the first of the week and were on exhibit at the W. H. Keilhotz Shoe Shop. The tusk was about eight inches in diameter and a couple of feet long.
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What Stocktonites Were Doing 90 Years Ago

Body Work started this week on a new, modern duplex apartment house for Stockton. It is being built by Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hageman just west of their residence on South Second Street. It will be made of stucco, and the size is 28x40. The building will face west.
90 years ago
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