Easter Storm Drags On With Deep Snow Mess
Local reports recount a major late season snowstorm dumping up to fifteen inches more, bringing drifts of several feet that halted rural routes and disrupted mail. Trains ran with double headers and town residents shoveled walks while awaiting melt, with older residents noting unprecedented snow for the time of year.
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Winigan
Y Winigan
North Salem
Browning
C.b.&q
Hamm
Sol
Browning Missouri Community News and Easter Services
A week of cooler weather with slow snow. Farmers travel by field to town. Notes praise Browning and Salem towns, local printing shop visits, and a salutation to neighbors. Easter services held Sunday evening with sermons, music, and a planned Methodist union service between churches led by Rev. Clay.
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Mirs
Eunice Dickinson
Jesus
Clay
Hargrove
James L. Bate
For Sale Two Yearling Hereford Bulls Registered
Two yearling Hereford bulls registered for sale by R. G. Shouse of Purdin Missouri. Also a note on Linn county spelling contest with Ruth Lay taking first place and planning to compete in Kirksville. Weather hindrance affected attendance at country school. 240 acres pasture land for rent near Browning Missouri with blue grass pasture, pond, tanks, windmill, timber shade, fenced with four barb wires, price 2.50 per acre. Cor- respond S H Linhart Browning Mo P O Box 3.
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R. G. Shouse
Purdin
Missouri
S. H. Linhart
Browning
Rev J P Jessee Noted Evangelist Opens Revival at Christian Church
Rev. John Paul Jessee led a two week revival at the Christian church drawing a full audience. He preached on the Supreme Question from Acts 16 25 34 urging immediate obedience to God's commands. Mrs Grace Robinson directed a vocal service with a Booster Choir and strong solo work praising gospel singing. The Princeton Post reports.
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John Paul Jessee
The
Christian Church
Jessee
Grace Robinson
Paul
Silas
Princeton Post
Pretty Home Wedding Near Meadville
A pretty home wedding occurred last Tuesday evening as Edward A. Leppin wed Bernice Maurine Jennings at the bride's parents' home two miles northeast of town. The ceremony, by Rev. C B Olson with the wedding march by Mrs. C E Olson, was attended by close family and intimate friends. They will reside on a northeast Meadville farm, the home already furnished.
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Edward A. Leppin
Bernice Maurine Jennings
Charles V. Jennings
C.E. Olson
C.B. Olson
M.E. Church
August Leppin
Meadville
Laclede
Laclede High School
Marriage Congratulations From The Lacede Blade
Notice extends best wishes to a newly wed couple as they begin married life. The item notes favorable circumstances and the goodwill of friends and acquaintances in Lacede Blade. Advertisement offers residence properties for sale at bargain prices and town properties and farms for exchange with money at the lowest rate from Calhoun and Thornton.
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Ous
Calhoun & Thornton
Slats Diary Fragments Reveal Small Town Life
From Slats diary entries dated Friday to Thursday, a slice of small town life emerges. Vignettes include marriage as authority at home, a crossing at the dangerous rail road bridge, Elsie and Blisters at a Yung peoples meeting, a supper joke with a restaurant waitress, Raz Timmins seeking charity pension, Ant Emmy's WWI stories, and a Draftsman misunderstood as raisin and loring windows caretaker.
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Jane
Rale
Elsie
Yung Peoples
Emmy
Ant Emmy
Raisin
Loring
New Spring Hats At North Salem Millinery
Virgie Watson and Lydia Bailey offer spring hats and sewing services in North Salem with reasonable prices. The ad promotes new season headwear and alteration work.
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North Salem
Virgie Watson
Lydia Bailey
Former Browningite Sends Sub Payment and Goods
Mrs Ora McCabe of Browning Missouri writes from Spokane March 31 to Joe Nickell editor of Leader-Record enclosing a five dollar subscription payment. She notes arrears but praises the paper and home news. Special Bran one twenty five, gray shorts one forty five, Victor Flour two twenty.
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Spokane
Wash
Joe Nickell
Leader-Record
P.O
Ora McCabe
Victor
F.M. Stamper Co
Browning
Missouri
Florida’s booming growth paints Palm Beach as a world resort
A lengthy Florida opinion piece extols Palm Beach as a premier winter playground for the wealthy, noting climate, leisure, and investment appeal. It cites Asa Candler, John McGraw, and Morgan interests investing billions, argues against state inheritance and income taxes, and lauds Florida as a growing, untapped gold mine with vast tourism and building opportunities, warning of risks but praising development. Concluded on page 8.
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Palm Beach
Florida
North
Asa Candler
John McGraw
New York
West Palm Beach
United States
Apostle
Cme
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E. Church
J.P. Jessee
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L. Gibson
West Palm Beach, Florida