Family obituary and farm notes from Sullivan county
The narrative records Sarah Croslin Schrock born 1839 in Sullivan county Missouri and her family history in Sacred and Browning. It lists eleven children, migrations to Mont and Washington, and notes on grief and piety with a funeral by Rev. Dell. Also mentions experiments on cocklebur plant safety for pigs and a brief farm update.
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Sarah Croslin Schrock
Perez D. Schrock
Sullivan County
Anaier
Sacred
Congregational Church
M.e.south Church
Browning
Clara Florence
Flora Austés
Grace Augilia
Cora May
Sanford Byron Schrock
Samuel Don
Estella Gertrude
Effie Lee
Charles Curtis
Virgil True
Ana Blanche
Flora A. Dell
S.b.schrock
Effie L. Nickell
Charles
Mizpah
Mont
Flora
Hoover
Dell
Sincere thanks for help during illness and death
The family of Mrs. Sarah C. Schrock expresses sincere thanks to all who offered help and sympathy during her sickness and after her death. They appreciate the support from friends and neighbors.
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Sarah C. Schrock
Cocklebur Threat to Hogs and IOOF Resolutions of Respect
Cocklebur poisoning endangers hogs each spring as burs sprout. Hogs eat germinating seeds. severe cases need stomach emptying and dry lot confinement. IOOF Browning Missouri lodges issue heartfelt resolutions for Henry T. Moore, with memorial publication plans.
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J.w.connaway
Veterinary Department
Missouri College of Agriculture
Test Corn For Diseases In Missouri Farm Practice
H C Gadberry of Saline County reports a ten percent yield increase after testing seed corn for disease and weak germination per Missouri College of Agriculture directions. The article warns diseases pass through seed and harm yields, outlines a rag doll tester method, and urges discard of infected ears. It notes nationwide losses and invites readers to request complete testing guidance from the College of Agriculture in Columbia.
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H.C. Gadberry
Saline County
Missouri College of Agriculture
Gadberry
United States
Missouri
College of Agriculture At
Columbia
Fertilizers and Crop Rotation Emphasized in Farming
A farmer notes that reliance on commercial fertilizer often ignores crop rotation and manure. He argues these fundamentals must be part of every farming plan for sustainable yields.
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Missouri
F.l.daly
Western Electric Power and Light Farm Plant Ad
An ad proclaims a Western Electric farm plant backed by 54 years of electrical experience. It promises to light buildings with clean bright electricity and run a electric iron sewing machine washer wringer and vacuum sweeper with reliable service now and in the future.
Fertility Aid Planned for Farm Soil Enhancement
Fragments indicate efforts to improve soil fertility on the farm through added aid or amendments. The note suggests measures to boost crop productivity and land health with planned soil improvements.
Browning Urges Townwide Cleanup For Spring
A reflective plea appeals to citizens to repair paint, plant flowers, and rebuilt rundown homesteads. The call stresses individual effort over meetings, urging residents to take pride in Browning and make it a spotless town this spring under the slogan Browning busy and clean.
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Browning
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IOOF
Henry T.moore
Browning Leader
A.M. Baker
Chas. White
H.mundell
Western Electric
Firestone
Firestone Service
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co
Akron, Ohip
Peterson Bros
Mickie
Duncan Company
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