Visitors and sales notes fill Purdin area ads
Local notices list visitors including Merton Street near Purdin and Noel Tully of North Salem. For sale ads promote Reid's yellow dent 1933 seed corn at $2 per bit and Kruge seed corn at $2.25 per bit while car and tire promotions echo Gamble Crest pricing. Community updates mention subscriptions, school promotions, and street traffic resuming after good weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DR. Hanna
Owl Pharmacy
Merton Street
Purdin
Ross Shipley
Ben Cattey
Near Brookfield
van Vencill
K. W. Vencill
John Cotter
Brookfield
Carr
W. P. Nickel
R. E. Harris
James Street
W. J. Cokerham
Enterprise Township
Sarah Keithley
Roy Taylor
Jeff Fields
Roger
Alda Brookshier
Ella
Joel
Paul Roach
Addie Dell
David Tunnell
Galt
Fred Tunnell
Dick Williams
B. H. Barrows
Lee Allen
Boone
Iowa
Gamble
Miss Maude Fields
Chula
E. P. Harvey
Harvey & Neet Hardware
James Shipley
Near
Reger
L. O. Wykoff
Reid
Columbia
H. E. Creason
G. T. Bagley
Orbra Jones
Vern
J. V. Jones
Marjorie Moore
Helen Wykoff
Near Purdin
Genevra
J. D. Lay
Herbert Sayre
Ray Maggart
Beryl Taylor
Near North Salem
J. A . Carmack
North of North Salem
Guy Crowdis
Near Reger
Kollasch
A. F. Eastman
A. L. Maylay
Milan
Roy Marlay
Hardin Tharp
Cora
Herbert Hamilton
Near Enterprise
Austin Watson
Austin
Nolan Arnold
B. G. Arnold
Ed Arnold
North Salem
Nolan
Jerry Jennings
Mariynn Jane
Harris
Jerry
Modern Roofing Company and Lumber Co
Trenton
Chester
Bagley
Caroyln Ann
Mary Harper
Meadville
Lloyd Bowyer
Bowyer
Baled hay for sale and local soil erosion concerns
Classified item offers hay for sale by Donald Larkins and Leon Mitchell in North Salem. The note shifts to a North Missouri soil erosion discussion, warning that spring rains have washed away large amounts of topsoil from cultivated fields, with estimates of erosion risks across decades and the potential impact on farming communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Larkins
Leon Mitchell
North Salem
John Crowdis
Near Roger
Soil erosion threats prompt call for action in Missouri
A Linn County delegation reports soil loss near Bethany Missouri underscores the need for expanded soil conservation measures. The piece cites U S Department of Agriculture tests and soil loss projections, warning that continued erosion could devastate farmland in the corn belt and Mississippi Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethany
Missouri
Linn County
U. S. Dept. of Agriculture
Corn Belt
Mississippi
Mississippi River
China
J. Robert Hall
Linneus
Pleasant Grove Items Mrs Tom Foster Visiting
Pleasant Grove items note Mrs. Tom Foster is visiting her relatives and calling on friends. The short column lists social tidbits and greetings from the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Grove
Tom Foster
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