Purdin Items Show Local Happenings and Growth
Reverend Henry preached at the M E church both services. Mr and Mrs J E Myers of Browning visited relatives here. Mrs A M Hunter visited near Linneus the past weekend guests of Geo Drays family. Miss Maggie Browning returned home from the west. Local boys attended a Browning play and praised it. Town painting improves appearance and value. Purdin may get fire protection soon. Lewis Shanks building a rental residence in southeast town. Will Chambers left for Illinois to try for the State league baseball team. Several new houses planned this spring signaling growth and a population rise.
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Will Chambers
Illinois
Purdin
Local social notes and farm program outline from Missouri town
South Sullivan social items recount visits and illnesses with names like Homer Creason A B Stewart and Roy Jones while a long dedication explains Missouri Farm Management plans. It notes county administration men, funding splits, and farmer testimonials with figures from Columbia and county residents.
Seed corn advertised Reid's yellow dent price per bushel
W R Haggard advertises pure Reid's yellow dent seed corn at 2.00 dollars per bushel. The notice identifies seller W R Haggard offering a specific corn variety and price.
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Reid
W. R. Haggard
New Missouri College of Agriculture Project Authorized
At its April 2 meeting the University of Missouri Board of Curators approved a new project for the College of Agriculture. The decision sets the stage for expanded programs and funding to advance agricultural education and research.
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THE
College OF Agriculture
University of Missouri
Notice of Browning Savings Bank Annual Meeting
Notice to shareholders of Browning Savings Bank Brown ing Missouri to elect a Board of Directors for the coming year. Meeting set at the banking house in Brown ing on Tuesday May 14 1915 at 9 o clock in the morning.
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Browning Savings Bank
Browning
Publication notice in Linn County land suit 1912
In vacation the Circuit Court of Linn County Missouri orders nonresident defendants Ben Holding Robert Holding Vic Holding William Holding Enna Fox and Fox Lillian Taylor and Taylor to appear for a land dispute over Let Five in Brook Twenty five in the original Browning town plot. Publication runs four weeks before the June term.
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Ben Holding
Robert Holding
Vic Holding
William Holding
Enna Fox
Taylor
Missouri
Adjndge
Brook
Browning
Lion County
Linnens
Linu
J.D. McLrop
Circuit Court of
Linn County
Notice of Final Settlement in Edward Allen Estate
Administratrix Mira Allen announces final settlement of the Edward Allen estate in the Probate Court of Lian County Missouri at Lomaeus on May 13. Creditors and interested parties must appear. The notice names Mira Allen as Administratrix and seeks approval of the settlement.
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Edward Allen
Mira Allen
Lian County
Missouri
Lomaeus
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Geo. Drays
Maggie Browning
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Lewis Shanks
South Sullivan
Homer Creason
Brookfield
A. B. Stewart
Milan
H. Clay Jones
Roy Jones
Green Castle
M. R.jenkins
Chillicothe
Max Jenkins
Scott Browning
Colorado
George Crockett
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Alf Browning
W.J. Ford
J. L. Lynch
Anna D. Lynch
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Lynch
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Fae
Courlege of Agriculture
Columbia
State of
D. H. Doane
Farm Management Dept
Ben Russell
of Hempel
J. S. Russell
King Cole
F.C. Thutlos
Satan
Sim
Gold Mine
Dreyfus II
G W. Fuller
Humphreys
Creyfus
Paties
R. F. Fuller
State OF Missouri
OF Linn
Circuit Court
Charles E. Rinehart
Edison Phonographs
Edison
Chicago
Kansas City
A. A. Healy
Optician
Beal
Clark
Gibbs
Ben Johnson
King Nelson
Kentucky
Spandler
Cambell Jack
Royal Duke
Jennetts
Jack
Jennett
Napoleon
Daniel
France
Pioneer Stud Farm
Napeleon
Meadville
Meadville Horse Co
Ose Broyles
Big Horn Basin
Powell, Wyo
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Powell
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D. Clem Deaver
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Farnam Street
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