New Outdoor Map Ready Soon for Missouri Game and Fish
The Missouri Game and Fish Department announces the new Outdoor Map will be printed and ready by August 15, with distribution on request. Changes include reduced rainbow trout propagation, focusing on native Missouri game fish and limiting rainbow spawning to one state hatchery this season.
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Missouri Game and Fish News
Game and Fish Department
G. B. Herndon
Game & Fish Department
Missouri
State Game & Fish Department
Turner Reunion at Mt Olive Church 1933
The eighteenth Turner family reunion was held Sunday August 6 1933 at Mt Olive church ten miles south west of town. Fifty seven attended despite poor weather. A churchyard dinner under shade trees followed by a business session elected officers: president Mrs Jessie Haley vice president Spencer Bowyer and secretary Floy Peterson. James M Turner of Brookfield served as historian.
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Turner Family
Mt. Olive Church
Jessie Haley
Spencer Bowyer
Floy Peterson
James M. “Turner
Brookfield
Family records note five marriages and three deaths
A summary recounts a family record with five marriages eight births and three deaths from memory. The next meeting is set for the first Sunday in August 1934 and attendees listed include Mr and Mrs A A Pipes and Truman Mr and Mrs B H Peterson and Ray Duane Mrs Sarah A Moore and Mrs Nancy Powell from Linneus. The writer critiques indoor poultry farming in England calling birds anemies and urges natural feeding for better flavor to encourage consumption. A closing note signs W F Priebe.
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A. A. Pipes
Truman
B. H Peterson
Ray Duane
Sarah A. Moore
Nancy Powell
Linneus
S. P. Bowyer
London
England
W. F. Priebe
Letter to Poultry Raisers Dear Friends
A writer discusses poultry concerns urging controls on incubator sales and licensing for buyers. He laments hot house methods and argues better husbandry would reduce flock size but improve bird quality, drawing dramatic comparisons to Mussolini and outlining care standards.
Slats Diary of a Rural Week and Small Mishaps
Friday notes a girl’s horse fleeing and injuring a bridle path rider in Washington County. Ant Emmy discusses the bridal path near a church. Saturday mentions Joe Hix attending a ball game and missing empties stolen by someone. Sunday Mrs. Jell returns from Europe trip and reports sickness on the return journey. Monday a daughter jokes about breathing through the nose and keeping the mouth shut. family humor темы.
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Emmy
Washington County
Joe Hix
Tomorro
Teusday’s quirky note from old friends in sale
A fragmented diary like entry recounts misaddressed gifts for an invaded tax case and hay fever, a bokey of Golden rod, a Wirls Tours book, and a Wednesday report on a newspaper job hunt. A wedding report sparks a fight between bridegroom and best man. Thursday notes Mrs Jell’s Japan trip wish and Gin Rickeys.
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Acct
Wensday
Noose
Jell
Japan
Happy Hour Club Ice Cream Social at Earl Campbell Home
Members and families of the Happy Hour Club gathered for an ice cream social on a Saturday evening at Earl Campbell's home. The event featured games on the lawn with many attendees including Mr and Mrs Charley Steele, Bird Buswell, Everson Carr, Arthier family, Bessie Guyer, Ray Jones, Alva Walter, Ed Yogel, and others, plus guests John McCune, Alva Bagley, Ed Jones, Pauline Jones, Paul Smith, Flossie Smith, and Charles Simpson.
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Happy Hour Club
Earl Campbell
Charley Steele
Hester
Bird Buswell
Wayne
Everson Carr
Joe
Arthier
Lawrence
Consawella
Bessie Guyer
Teddy
Buford
Ray Jones
Vera
Herbert
Alva Walter
Faye
Lois
Ed Yogel
Milo
Stewart
Lois Shirley May
John McCune
Linneus
Alva Bagley
Purdin
Ed Jones
Pauline
Paul Smith
Flossie Smith
Charles Simpson
Meeting Notes Mentioning Local Figures and August Club
Jarl Guyer, Paul Cokerh, and Dorene Wine are listed among names for an upcoming meeting. The note references Mrs Earl Campbell and an August club meeting, but details on date, time, or agenda are unclear due to fragmentary OCR text.
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Jarl Guyer
Paul Cokerh
Hor
Earl Campbell
4-H Clothing Exhibits Win Multiple Awards at Old Set Reunion
The 4-H girls clothing clubs showcased items including dresses and undergarments. Awards were given across first, second and third places for categories such as slips, shorts, bras, over, shoe pockets, laundry bag, patch, dress, gown, pajamas, and hands chief. Names of winners include Marguerite Robinson, Naomi McCraryard, Beulah Suffin, Esther Garret, Viola Mitchell, Reva Chapman, Martha Creason, Lorene Pl er, Helen Nickerson, Al Gardner, and Marjorie Taylor with several others noted.
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J. W. Webb
Crist
Marguerite Robinson
Naomi McCraryard
Beulah. Suffin
Anna M
Esther Garret
Hoskins
Reva Man
Viola Mitchell
Veda Mitchell
Della Fern Powell
M. Moore
Eva Moore
Uover
Marguerite Robi
Marjorie Roe
Martie Roe
Almond
Carol Hoskins
Caroleerett
Dailyne Engler Patch
Martha Creason
Reva Chapman
Margue Robinson
Beulah Guffin
Marguerite Roe
Ching
Lorene Pler
Edna Thiele
Wampler
Thiele
Geraldine Baugher
Geraldine Cordray
al Lindberg
Lottie Day
Helen Nickerson
Est Lindberg
al Gardner
Alice Lind
Leona P. Hensley
Marjorie Taylor
Mary Ward
Helen Ley Tams
Helen Lewis
Marjorie Metosh
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