Cross Roads and Shelby Rural Notes April 9 1925
Local column from Brown ing Missouri reports community happenings at Cross Roads and Shelby. Residents visiting relatives include Mrs Eddie Ogle Jennie Ogle Joe Edens and families with updates on neighbors and church activities. Weather remains cool and dry with plans for rain and spring farming as several households coordinate travel and illness.
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Cross Roads
Shelby
Eddie Ogle
Jennie Ogle
George Spencer
Corn And Vicinity Spring Outings And Moves
Mrs. W. T. Jennings and Edna spent weekend with Mrs. Elizabeth Shipley. Dock Turner Haskell Hollen and Hardie Dillinger motored to Browning. James and Dan Brinkley went to Browning. Duff Jennings and Ted Dodson went to Milan. Ralph Morris Bev Franklin Neve Hoskins and Berney went to Milan. Earl Hoskins has pneumonia. Ed Almond bought a horse from Obrey Knifong last week. Dot Fanning works for Haskell Hollow. T. E. Bundridge family moved to George D. Franklin home. H H Brinkley family of Laclede visited. A R Dillinger family moved into A C Franklin property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dock Turner
Haskell Hollen
Hardie Dillinger
Browning
Ralph Morris
Bev Franklin
Neve Hoskins
Berney
Milan
Sincere reply to cemetery sexton about sample case sales
A businessman replies to a cemetery sexton proposing a commission sale. He notes that paying a commission would force price increases to match competitors, maintains a policy of no agents and no commission, and states bonafide letters are on file at his shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Summers
Cross Roads And Corn Plowing Ongoing
Cross Roads and corn planting fill the day as residents report visits and family gatherings. George Jennings spent a few days with W. T. Jennings while Fred Whiteaker and family visited George Lumsden and family. Alden Marley stayed with George Dodson, and Mrs Chas Dodson helped care for Mr Talbert and a sick baby west of Milan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Whiteaker
George Lumsden
Chas. Dodson
H. A. Talbert West
Milan
Mr. Talbert
Local Moves and Illness Reported in Cora Community
Sam Dell and family move to a house on G M Spencers farm east of Cora. Little Earlen Hoskins, grandson of J J Hoskins, is very ill with pneumonia fever at his grandparents home in Cora. Floyd Fanning, Cora merchant, moved his store from Reger to Cora.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noah Head
Noah
Sam Dell
G. M. Spencers Farms
Cora
Little Earlen
B. Hoskins
J. J. Hoskins
Floyd Fanning
Reger
Notice of Administration for Job B. Peterson Estate
Letters of Administration with the Will annexed granted by the Linn County Missouri Probate Court on March 30 1925 for the estate of Job B Peterson deceased. Creditors must present claims for allowance within six months after granting or be barred from benefits of the estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Job B. Peterson
Linn County
Missouri
Notice of Final Settlement in Missouri Estate
Notice is given to creditors and interested parties in the estate of James A. Nevins deceased that Rachel D. Nevins administratrix will make Final Settlement at the Linn County Probate Court Linneus Missouri on May 11 1925. Claims not exhibited within one year from letters granted are barred. Arthur L. Pratt Judge of Probate. Governor Baker speaks on beauty of homes using nature forms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Nevins
Rachel D. Nevins
Linn’ County
Home Grown Honey for Sale in Boxes and Crates
Will Bennett advertises pure honey for sale in boxes and crates. Interested buyers should call to specify quantity and delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Bennett
Governor Baker backs Coolidge forestry policy in Missouri
Governor Baker endorses President Coolidge's forestry conservation plan and urges wholesale tree planting in Missouri this spring. He proclaims Friday April 10 Arbor Day and asks citizens to beautify homes, groves, orchards, and shade trees along highways while teachers direct time to school improvements and ornamentation.
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Baker
Coolidge
Missouri
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Lee Foster
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Ted Dodson
Earl Hoskins
Ed Almond
Obrey Knifong
Dot Fanning
Haskell Hollow
T. E. Bundridge
George D. Franklin
H.H. Brinkley
Laclede
A.r.dillinger
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S. W. Summers
George Jennings
W. T. Jennings
Alden Marley
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