Local notes from Green Valley and Milan visits
Green Valley village updates include Fay Peterson hosting hay week and Milan visitor reports. Shipper G G Cutberth moved sheep Monday, John West bought a Maxwell touring car, and Wilbur Zeigler and wife welcomed a baby boy. Several visits occur among McKay Osborn Jacobs and Stewart households across Sunday and Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fay Péterson
G. G Cutberth
Fay Peterson
Milan
Fred. Cutberth
John West
Wilbur Zeigler
Local Harvest Notes and Social Visits Reported
Mr. Schweppe threshes this week with help from Carl Roach and J. S. Van Fossen. Will and Dell Van Fossen are putting up hay. Bryant Stewart was hurt by a pony Sunday evening. Ged. Carlsted worked for Gev. Martin last week. Fulkerson of Trenton visited his farm west of Reyer Friday. Jacobs and Hugh Stewart visited their best girls Sunday. Hugh and Dora Stewart visited the McKays Thursday. Frank McKay Homer McKay and E. H. Osborn family fished Tuesday. D. L. Clevenger delivered eight hogs at Browning. thirteen wagons were needed. John, you always knew you could raise hogs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer E. McKay
Bryant Stewarts
Hamilton
Frank McKay
E. H. Osborn
Omaha
Nebr
J. I. van Fossens
Mr. Osborn
Claud Jacobs
Near Ospood
Mrs. Jacobs
A. B. Stewart
Carl Roach
J. S. van Fossen
Bryant Stewart
Ged
Carlsted
Gev. Martin
Mr. Fulkerson
Trenton
Reyer
Jacobs
Hugh Stewart
Hugh
Dora Stewart
D.l. Clevenger
Browning
John
Browning Creamery holders to meet in Isine on Tape bday
The Browning Creamery Company annual meeting is set for Isine on Tapebday August at the opera House at 2 p m. Shareholders are urged to attend in person or by proxy. R H Hamilton president. Joe Nickell secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browning Creamery Company
Isine
Opera Rouse
R. H. Harmilton
Joe Nickell
Sev’y
Harvest and social visits mark South Sullivan week
Miss Alice Burk visits Galt friends while harvest and threshing dominate area life. Linneus representation. L M Kenley ships hogs to St Louis. Raymond Ford to teach winter term at Cora. Various residents visit relatives in Milan Chillicothe Hyattville Green Castle Laredo Hale and Hale area communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Burk
Galt
Linneus
L. M. Kenley
Cora
St. Louis
Raymond Ford
Sunday Deliveries Paused After 10 A.M. by Burner and Peters
Burner and Peters announce no deliveries on Sundays after 10 am to allow staff rest. The notice states the motive is to provide a day of rest and mentions the two names associated with the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burner & Peters
Cross Roads Social News From Local Households
Mr. and Mrs. E E Maxey visited at Bill Morris. Lang don and family visited Webb Pipes. Lot Langdon visited John Lantz's. Rev Creason preached at Pollock. Lena Bullion and children from Kansas visit Geo Pipes. Charley Pipes and Forest Williams returned from Oklahoma. Ruth Creagan visited Browning. local residents ready to buy new fall suits at The Farmers Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.E. Maxey
Bill Morris
Mrs. W. S. Langdon
Webb Pipes
Lot Langdon
John Lantz
Rev. Creason
Pollock
Lena Bullion
Kansas
Geo. Pipes
Charley Pipes
Forest Williams
Oklahoma
Ruth Creagan
Browning
Purdin Items Highlight Local News and Visits
Local notes report visitors from Jno Warren and Rocky Ford Colo. Frank Miller and family noted. Old Settler’s Reunion at Linneus drew attendees. Mrs M H Hutchinson improving after surgery. Claud Clark obituary near Purdin. Brookfield Fair and aeroplane flights anticipated. Mullins ranch accident left Niel Warren uninjured.
Debtors urged to settle accounts at once
Whaley Drug Co. requests all parties indebted to settle immediately as funds are needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whaley Drug Co
Local notes from Southeast Linn region
Southeast Linn reports corn looking fine and good weather for this neighborhood. W. Gooch delivered lambs at Browning Monday night. Herman Lambert and family visited R. L. Warren and family Sunday. George Baker and family Henry Warren and family visited Elmer Warren on Pirace Street. Stufflebean of Noble Oklahoma is visiting her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Gooch
Browning
Herman Lambert
R. L Warren
George Baker
Henry Warren
Elmer Warren
Pirace Stufflebean
Noble
Okla
Apple crop report shows variance by region and variety
The Missouri State Board of Horticulture reports the average apple crop at about 66 percent nationwide, with Northwest Missouri at 72 percent and Southwest Missouri at 71 percent. Ben Davis tends to bear full crops while summer varieties lag. spraying reduces pests and disease across unsprayed orchards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
State Board of Horticulture
Ben Davis
Winesap
Ingram
Northwest Missouri
Southwest Missouri
Central Missouri
Southeast
Feed shipment advertised by J. D. Knivong of Carlton Colo
In July 1912 J D Knivong of Carlton Colorado offers a No 1 shorts and braid feed at a price quote and asks readers to contact him for pricing. The note mentions Joe Nickel of Browning Missouri and includes a subscription payment note from Edward Knifong thanking the recipient for past favors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Knivong
Carlton
Colo
Joseph Nickel
Browning
Joe
Leader-Record
Edward Knifong
Russell Martin of Hybrid Visits on Business Mon
Russell Martin, affiliated with Hybrid, was recorded visiting on a Monday for unspecified business matters. No further details were provided about purpose or location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Martin
Hybrid
Mon
See Saw View Of City News And The Graft Rumors
The writer laments biased Chicago and San Francisco coverage and contrasts eastern and western newspapers. He notes sensational crime stories sell papers while good people rarely appear in print, citing Mrs. Smith Jones as a local example amid talks of graft, politics, and divorce cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
San Francisco
Abe Ruef
Schimtz
New York
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Green Valley
Mr. Schweppe
Will
Dell van Fossen
Homer McKay
Omaha, Nebr
Araual Meeting
Harvey
Eoa
South Sullivan
CG. T. McNeiley
R. E. Creason
J. N. Maxey
O. N. Head
R. M. Jenkins
Chillicothe
J. B. Robinson
Hyattville, Kas
C. A. Bingham
J. E. Parsons
Ben Mairs
Green Castle
Mary Cawood
Liredo
Ina Cawood
Hale
H. F. Crookshanks
Purdin
Frank Miller
Jno
Warren
Purdin & Cotter
Guy Johnson
Jas. Sayers
Rocky Ford
Henry Alexander
Alva
Hutt Street
Dave Pulliam
W. G. Beckett
C. L. Cassity
Scott
Mr. Pulliam
M. H. Hutchinson
St. Joseph
Emily Pulliam
Stephen McCollum
Claud Clark
Rendés
Brookfield Fair
Linn County
North Salem
Effie Maher
St. Joseph Is
R. L. Warren
Niel Warren
Mullins Ranch
Linn
B. D. Bourne
F. R. Duncan
Browning Savings Bank
J. B. HarMon
B. F. Johnson Powe Duncan
W. T. Prrather
J. W. Goven, Sr
Jas. Neet
Fres
S. L. Gibson
Cashier
A. E. ‘Lambert
R. C. Bailey
Ass’t Cashier
the Peoples Bank
Browning, Missouri
J. G. Watson
Jas. Crooks, B., J. Lambert
Benjamin Mairs
M. P. Brasefield
W. E. Duckworth
H. C. Bailey, J. B. Stone, A.E. Lambert
A. N. Thurlo
J. I. Harmon
J. A. Calhoun
R. M. Calhoun
Ass’t
Farmers’ Exchange Bank
J. W. Sevier
J. M. Thurlo
A. N. Thurlo, Ww. Shepherd J. I. Harmon
H.C. Pearson
L. G. Schrock, I. B Christy
Business Directory
Roy Whaley
E. H. Lehmann
A. R. Austin
South Side Main St. Browning- Missouri
Hunter
Dr. Fleming
Browning Rebekah Lodge
Danelle Ingram
N.G
Hattie Peters
M.W. A
R. A. Glaze
V. C. J. E. Marvin
Browning Lodge
E. B. Fields
Jas. D. Lay
J. E. Marvin
W. m
W. P. Nickell
Sec
Eastern
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Reuben
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