Mrs. Lewis Long Celebrates Seventy Fifth Birthday
The city woman marked her seventy fifth birthday with a Sunday family gathering. About twenty relatives and friends attended with baskets and boxes of food. A noon feast followed by music and conversation left plenty of leftovers as guests extended birthday wishes. Attendees included J E Marvin Charles White H L Long Linneus Orwell Elliott Lucile Marvin Richard Bauer Vernon Gerald Long Harold Elliott Anna Havens James Long Martha Bailey Arnold Long Frances Taylor Ceola Adair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. and Mesdames
J. E. Marvin
Charles White
H. L. Long
Linneus
Orwell Elliott
Lucile Marvin
Richard Bauer
Vernon
Gerald Long
Harold Elliott
Anna Havens
James Long
Martha Bailey
Arnold Long
Brookfield
Frances Taylor
Ceola Adair
Obituary: John Fosher Dies in St Louis at 82
John Fosher born September 23 1843 in Buchanan County Missouri moved with his parents to Linn County in 1851. He died March 26 1926 aged 82 years 6 months and 3 days.
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Minnie Smith
D. S. and
Anna Smith
Sullivan County
Missouri
Linn. County
Purdin
J. F. Southerland
Milo Street
Falcon
Colorado
W. R. Southerland
St. Joseph
C. E. Potter
Pardin
Southerland
Church of Christ
Grantsville
W. S. Garrett
Montrose
S. D
A. E. Smith
Valparaiso
Nebraska
Harrison Smith
R. C. Smith
Marceline
Mary E. Blackburn
Stella
Elmer
St. Louis
Elizabeth Guyer
Anna Hungerford
Linn County
Hattie Brackenship
Hazelton
John Fosher
Buchanan County
Farmers Are Doing a Big Business in Missouri Eggs
On February 27 the Missouri Farmers' Association signers owned 5 164 957 hens. In one year they would lay over 3 300 cars of eggs tripling prior volumes and making them the third largest carrot shipper in the United States. The central plants buy nearer terminal prices and reduce handling costs while moving eggs directly to eastern distributors and along the Atlantic Coast and Great Lakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Farmers’ Association
United States
Chicago
New York
Atlantic Coast
Great Lakes
Florida
Dr Palm to Visit Owl Pharmacy for Glasses Fitting
Dr Palm will arrive from Milan next Tuesday at 10 30 A M and fit glasses at Owl Pharmacy until 10 30 A M Wednesday. Bring your old ones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Palm
Milan
Owl
Soybeans Build Up Soil Nitrogen Through Legumes
Extension specialists state soybeans return nitrogen to soil, boosting fertility by 23 pounds per ton grown and valued at 6.21 dollars per ton, provided the crop is fed to livestock and manure returned. Nitrogen is costly to replace and leaching makes legumes especially important in soil building. Soybeans, if inoculated, use less soil nitrogen than cereals, aiding sustainable crop production.
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Missouri College of Agriculture
Yellow Corn Boosts Egg and Chick Growth Says Missouri Experts
Feeders report yellow corn outperforms white corn for eggs and chick growth. Vitamin A deficiency in hens causes eye problems and poor hatch. Green feed or cod liver oil can supply needed vitamins, with sun exposure aiding vitamin D.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Henderson
Missouri College of Agriculture
Building Up Process Restores Vision, Says Dr Palm
Dr Palm offers a thorough eye examination at Owl Pharmacy Browning on Tuesday April 6. He claims the Building Up Process has restored usefulness to hundreds of eyes once deemed hopeless by leading optometrists and ophthalmologists.
Farmers Do Big Business in Kirksville Coop
The Farmers Elevator and Shipping Association of Kirksville posted 1925 sales of 332593.80 across 313 business days averaging over 1000 dollars daily. Managed to serve farmers with service over patronage dividends, with strong cooperation from Kirksville retailers and a modern two story brick building. Board of Directors and Manager C P Morgan credited for the institution’s growth and success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Elevator and Shipping Association of
Kirksville
Exchange
Missouri
C. P. Morgan
Owl Pharmacy Drives Eye Care Drive In Browning
Old Eye glasses wanted at Owl Pharmacy Browning on Tuesday April 6. Dr Palm will inspect eyes and show better glasses from his firm. Fully equipped to examine thoroughly. Right prices. Five Year guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owl
Browning
Florida Life in West Palm Beach in 1926 Letter
A West Palm Beach resident writes of Florida climate and growth. Describes Lake Worth, Palm Beach Island, wealth and hotels, 72 degree winters, 360 days of sun, and local life from November arrival to beach scenes and a shark encounter.
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S. L. Gibson
West Palm Beach, Florida
Florida
Lake Worth
Son Lyle
West Palm Beach
Palm Beaches
Palm Beach
North America
Ocean
Union
Royal Pomciana
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Minnie Southerland
St. Joseph Hospital
R. G. Shouse
Mr. Gillem
Ant
Collige
Ant Emmy
Acc
Wimen
Hix
Mitey
Sadie Letler
Slick Waters
Wood
Slick
Jewler
Alice
Palm Bealch
North
M& Electricity
Providence
Palm Beach Island
West Palm
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