Rock bass goggle-eye angling notes Missouri game
G. M. Kirby details Missouri Game and Fish Department hatcheries and goggle-eye bass behavior. Describes bait, spawning in May to July, cannibalism, and best fishing methods. Also covers a federal waterfowl tax proposal and local notices and community updates.
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Missouri G Game and Fish News
G. M. Kirby
Misuri Game and Fish Department
Missour
Chesapeake State
Tober
Egg and Broiler Prices Hint at Slow Market Recovery
In a letter to poultry raisers the writer notes low city egg prices of 12 to 15 cents a dozen in Chicago, suggesting gradual price increases as demand rises and storage declines. He warns the broader financial woes may temper gains and compares current broiler oversupply to last winter, with fresh broilers now entering markets from early-hatched flocks.
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W. F. Priebe
Poultry Raisers
Chicago
Noah Head for Sheriff in Linn County Primary
Noah Head of North Salem township announces his bid for sheriff of Linn County. Son of former sheriff Wess Head he is a veteran of the Philippine Islands and a former North Salem tax collector now seeking the Republican nomination.
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Noah Head
North Salem
Linn County
Wess Head
Linneus
Phillipine Islands
U. S. Infantry
Organization of Veterans of Foreign Wars
Married man sought to work on local farm
Resolutions of Respect note the death of Bro. George Hooker of Browning Lodge No. 373 10. C. F. of Bowning Mo. The lodge offers sympathy to his widow and children and commends them to the Great Comforter. Signed by W. B. Arnold C. R. Lantz and B. H. Peterson.
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George Hooker
Browning Lodge
Bowning
W. B. Arnold
C. R. Lantz
B. H. Peterson
Bro
J. B. Harvey
Browning, Mo
W.B. Arnold
Browning Lodge Mourns Loss Of Brother J B Harvey
Local I C O F Browning Missouri notes the passing of Brother J B Harvey. Resolution expresses sorrow and reverent regard, commending his memory to the care of the Great Architect. Signed by W B Arnold C R.
Texans Play Key Roles in Drive for Business Recovery
EXAS backs the Reconstruction Finance Corporation under General Charles G. Dawes with Jesse H. Jones tapped as a director of the 2 billion dollar credit body. Melvin A. Traylor, a Kentucky native and former Texan, helped shape the bank rescue plan by advising loans to bank receivers, aiding thousands of small depositors nationwide.
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EXAS
New Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Charles G. Dawes
Great Britain
Jesse H. Jones
Houston
Jones
Southwest
Melvin A. Traylor
Kentucky
Reconstruction Corporation
Mr. Traylor
Chicago
Washington
Senate
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Traylor
Congress
Texas
The
First National Bank of Chicago
Local social notes from Kirksville area Sunday visit and school travel
Leo Hurdle took Miss Hazel Hurdle and Miss Esta Foster to school in Kansas City on Sunday with Fay Foster and Dorothy Hurdle. Mrs. Amanda Neely visits her son Roy Neely. Wilburn Bunch Eunice and Lorane Lawrence visited Kirksville. Ruth Lawrence and Esta Foster attended the last day of school at Red Brush and had a fine day. Mrs. Dan Foster and Mrs. L. W. Lawrence called on sick Ray Lawrence. Young folks sang at Sylvia Neely's Sunday. Mr and Mrs Floyd Gilpatric were dinner guests at W. A. Tharp's. Pleasant Grove ball team played Yellow Creek at Pleasant Grove.
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Hida Rush
Melia Thurlo
Brookfield
Mildred Bradshaw
Loyat Bisby
Linneus
W. H. Dickinson
Kansas City
Kenneth Myers
Los Angeles
Calif
Ernie Warren
Martha Barrows
R. H. Warren
Hannibal
W. J. Dodson
Forrest Jacobs
True Blue
Kittie Wilson
Seattle
Wash
N. W. Phillips
Miss Wilson
Leo Hurdle
Hazel Hurdle
Esta Foster
Fay
Foster
Dorothy Hurdle
Amanda Neely
Roy Neely
Wilburn Bunch
Eunice
Lorane Lawrence
Kirksville
Ruth Lawrence
Red Brush
Dan Foster
L. W. Lawrence
Ray Lawrence
Sylvia Neely
Floyd Gilpatric
Pleasant Grove Social Visits Mentioned
Mr and Mrs Otto Mundenhall of Brimson visited at the Edd Franklin home one night last week Hugh Murphy of Iowa visited his mother Mrs Henry Law rence Sunday Chas Swearengen and family visited her parents Mr and Mrs Tom Foster Sunday
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Pleasant Grove
Otto Mundenhall
Brimson
Edd Franklin
Hugh Murphy
Iowa
Henry Lawrence
Chas. Swearengen
Tom Foster
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Treasury
Department’ of Agriculture
Secretary of Agriculture
Browning
Baker
Consumers Independent Oil Company
Paker
Skelgas Company
Madison Avenue
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Old Town
Regeat
Flan
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