Farmers Till Railroad's Right of Way
Farmers near the Chicago Burlington and Quincy line cultivate adjoining land for $5 a year, yielding alfalfa up to eight tons per acre. About 600 families use three acres each, reducing weeds and prairie fires while saving the railroad mowing effort.
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Local Folks News Briefs From North Salem Area
North Salem notes W C Stahl of Quincy on business Friday. Mr and Mrs D V Mar dis welcomed a baby boy born Tuesday April 3. A snow storm lingered through Saturday. James Nevins Jr. a Kirksville Normal student, spent Easter with family. Everett Riley and family visited Elmer McClead’s on Sunday. Fay Jennings visited his in laws M W Head family Sunday. Mrs C Minor moved to town property. Ed Arnold headed to Kirksville to see his son John. Frank Belver and wife welcomed a baby girl born Monday April 9.
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Fay Jennings
M. W. Head
C. Minor
Ed Arnold
John
Farm Loans Offer With Low Interest and Prepayment Privilege
M Thornton promotes farm loans boasting the lowest interest rate and best prepayment privileges.
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M, Thornton
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