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The Rich Hill Tribune, Rich Hill, Missouri · · page 3
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Rev. Otto Roerich who has been preaching for some time past for his people at Prairie City has been compelled to give up his work on account of ill health and remove to a better climate. Mr. L. Hegnauer and Jacob Finklang brought his household goods to Rich Hill for shipment Tuesday.
The study’s reading
28. Rich Hill Tribune, Thu 16 Apr 1903, p. 3 (61646901).
The pastor's church is not named. It was presumably the German Reformed congregation at Prairie City, and his name is a lead for the church's history.
29, 31–33. Rich Hill Tribune, visits to Rich Hill.
- 13 Aug 1903, p. 3 (80082533): "L. Hegnauer, from near Prairie City, was in Rich Hill last Friday, looking as hale and hearty as ever."
- 26 Nov 1903, p. 3 (80084795): "L. Hegnauer of the Prarie City neighborhood, was in the city Monday and made THE TRIBUNE glad."
- 14 Jan 1904, p. 5 (50601926): "Mr. L. Hegnauer, from the Prairie City neighborhood, was in this city yesterday."
- 1 Sep 1904, p. 5 (92623116): "Mr. L. Hegnauer, one of our substantial citizens of the Prarie City neighborhood was in the city Tuesday and called at the TRIBUNE office."
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