Crowder A Major Figure in World War I U S Army
General Enoch H Crowder of Missouri rose to Provost Marshal General during 1917 18 directing the Selective Service registration of over 10 million Americans and guiding U S mobilization He was born in Edinburgh Missouri April 11 1859 and died May 7 1932 buried in Arlington after a career spanning West Point Missouri law and global service
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Floyd C. Shoemaker
John J. Pershing
Enoch H. Crowder
Edinburgh
Grundy County
Washington, D. C
Crowder
Grand River College
United States Military Academy
West Point
Eighth Cavalry
Texas
Army
University of Missouri
School of Law
Columbia
Dakotas
Arizona
New Mexico
Department of the Platte
Omaha
Manila
Philippine Islands
Supreme Court
Philippines
Manchuria
U. S
Cuba
Department of State and Justice
Advisory Law Commission
United States
Pan- American Congress
Buenos Aires
Chile
Congress
Germany
Chicago
Arlington National Cemetery
Notice of Final Settlement for Mundell Estate
Notice to creditors and interested parties that I. W. A. Mundell as Executor intends to make Final Settlement of the Thomas B. Mundell estate at the next Probate Court term in Linn County Missouri to be held at Linneus on May 14 1934. W. A. Mundell Executor.
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Thomas B. Mundell
I. W. A. Mundell
Linn County
Missouri
Linneus
W. A. Mundell
Last Day of School at Bundridge
Last day of school at Bundridge with noon baskets and a cafeteria feast. Patrons enjoyed a fine program by pupils indicating progress under Miss Lawrence in her second term, meeting district approval.
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Bundridge
Bundridge School
Miss Lawrence
Chinch Bugs Threaten Corn? Plant Far From Wheat
George D. Jones notes the best control is to plant corn as far as possible from wheat and oats. Proximity to small grain fields drives red chinch bugs into corn, risking heavy losses, while proper timing and seed bed reduce damage. If near grain, use a barrier to block migration.
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George D. Jones
Advice on Poultry Chicks Density and Care for Profit
Farmer W F Priebe warns against overloading brooder houses advising one square foot per two chicks and 120 square feet for 250 to 300 chicks in a 10 by 12 space. He stresses room for growth to prevent disease, smothering, and stunted weight gain. recommends ample feed water and accessible self feeders and waterers. He urges raising fewer chicks with more space to maximize pounds per bird and profit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Priebe
Seeing America and Alaska as vacation options this spring
The piece notes travel shifts due to unfavorable exchange rates pushing travelers toward the United States and domestic destinations like Alaska. It highlights Fairbanks as a site with a mining school and agricultural college and mentions a broader American tourism idea alongside international travel trends.
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Alaska
United States
Europe
America
Artic Circle
North Pole
Fairbanks
Novelty Cane Adds Charm and Utility to Classic Style
A pair of canes made from similar material serve both decorative and practical purposes. The author thanks Mr. Taylor for providing the items, noting their novelty and usefulness.
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Mr. Taylor
White Oak Grove School Closes After Notable Term
White Oak Grove School under Mrs Lena Kenley closes last Wednesday marking a long successful run. The Sullivan county institution is top in county rankings and contests with pupils earning many honors. Patrons arrived early with a feast and much food remained after the meal. The afternoon program fit the occasion and signaled another successful term for Mrs Kenley.
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White Oak
White Oak Grove
Lena Kenley
Sheep Shearing Services Offered This Season
Harry Lambert invites farmers to pen their flocks for the season and have sheep shorn by Browning 144F2. Contact details provided.
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Call Browning
Harry Lambert
Shafter Items and Social Notes
Lovely spring weather brings plowing and pasture clearing as birds return to shrubbery. Sunday dinners include Mr. and Mrs. Tom Myers of Pur din and several local residents. Joe Smith recovers at home from mumps while others visit Browns and Browning for business or social reasons.
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W. L. Baker
Tom Myers
Purdin
Elizabeth Keithley
Alpha Rottmann
Joe Smith
Local families host weekend gatherings and visitors
Coulter and children James and Alice visited with Mr and Mrs Harold Campbell. Mr and Mrs Tom Kimbrough and family were Sunday guests of Mrs Kimbrough’s parents Mr and Mrs W H Pridemore. Mrs Harold Campbell stayed Friday night with her parents Mr and Mrs Gus Coulter. The Elmer Hammock family own a power washing machine. Nolan Creason and Eugene Baskett were Sunday guests of Bo Smith.
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Solomon Ameen
Sheriff Brown
W. P. Nickell
Rube Linhart
Paul Gooch
Brookfield
Hazel Ingraham
J. S
Cora
J. A. Carmack
Curt
Green City
C. FE. Rinehart
S. H. Linhart and
Walter
Ephonso
Luton
Millard Hall
Milan
Herman Adams
Kirksville
Adams
H. L. Long
Near Linneus
Mary F. Long
E. P. Harvey
John Harvey
J. D. Lay
D. A. Taylor
Ida May Eslin
Chula
Leader
John Mullins
Cora Shirley
Myra Harris
Tom McCown
Kanass City
D. I. Long
Charles
Thelma
Kansas City
Roy Hollon
S. H. Linhart
George Sidney Peters
Chillicothe
George Peters
H. & Day
P. C. Mullins
America Fleming
C. A. Fleming
John Lee Smith
C. B. Fleming
Carolee
Near Purdin
Harry Rhodes
Glenn Rhodes
Ray Nickell
A. M. Baker
Earl Nickell
Mildred Gooch
Princeton
Vera Freeland
Edward F. Williams
Ottumwa
Iowa
St. Olaf Choir
Northfield
Minnesota
St. Olaf
J. B. Taylor
East of Purdin
Town Crier Flour
F. M. Stamper
Comany
J. R. Williams
Mgr
Trenton
Gale, Baxter & Robertson
Trenton, Missouri
BABY
Missouri State
Hillcrest Farm Hatchery
Milan, Mo
Edgar Mor
Carl Hutchinson
Wm. Morris
Joe Long
Red” McNeale
Meadville
McNealey
Edgar Morris
Morris
George Phillis
Earl Jerom
Continental Teachers Agency, Inc
Downing St
Denver, Colo
Illinois
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