Moberly Colored Team Triumphs After Ten Innings In Exhibition
Sunday at the local diamond the Moberly colored team played Browning in a long ten inning game. Weather eased, a huge crowd witnessed a hot, well played contest. Poone McDandel hit a home run, Dan iels and Adams contributed timely hits, and the colored boys announced they would play again next Sunday. Excitement, strong support for both sides, and praise for the visitors marked the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browning
Jack Moore
Moberly
Rocters
Tuck
Everbody
Dr. Becker
Hope
Poone McDandel
Daniels
Adams
Novinger
Old Settlers Picnic Draws Broad Commonwealth Interest
Linneus hosts Thursday and Friday Old Settlers picnic with wide turnout and broad community involvement across the commonwealth. The Browning representation is noted as part of the sizable attendance and the event featured a substantial program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Settlers
Linneus
Browning
Commonwealth
Big Band Jubilee Singers to Visit County August 15
A touring group led by Dairy Boosters and state’s largest milk producer Schilling will stop Monday night after a band concert. The event aims to show farmers how to maximize milk and cream income and features the Jubilee Singers, a lively Negro melody act, with a welcome urged by local farmers and business leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schilling
Minnesota
Jubilee Singers
Missouri Clover and Prosperity campaign train review
The Missouri College of Agriculture expanded its Clover and Prosperity campaign with a special train tour through 54 counties, promoting legume crops and soil tests. Extension specialists P F Schowengerlt C E Cater C T Coleman B B Barnstetter R J Silkett J G Marman Ide P Trotter led lectures and tests, planned by Walter Remley and J B Lamson of CB & Q.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri College of Agriculture
Missouri
Burlington and
Q.C.& KC
Gil
Trenton
Gault
Man Milan
Green City
Navinger
Kirksville
Brashear
Edina
LaBelle
Mayweod
Kahoka
Memphis
Downing
Lancaster
Unionville
New Cambria
Macon
Clarence
Shelbina
College of Agriculture
Lear
Tuck
Northeast
P. F. Schowengerlt
C. E. Cater
C. T. Coleman
B. B. Barnstetter
R. J. Silkett
J. G Marman
Ide P. Trotter
Walter B. Remley
J. B. Lamson
CB. & Q. Railway Company
Special Notice Rex Mc Donald to stud for Floyd A Spencer
A saddle stallion named Rex Mc Donald will begin the breeding season for owner Floyd A Spencer. The notice highlights the horse as a stud prospect and outlines start timing and stud services offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Salem
Joshua Hale
Oscar
Pearler
Rex Mc ‘Donald
Floyd A. Spencer
Family Reunion at Hamiltons Farm Near Enterprise
A C W White family reunion was held at the Hamiltons country home near Enterprise. Attendees shared flowers, noon dinner, and conversations in a setting named The Posey Patch. Guests included C W White C C Williams Bev Gooch and Glenn J W Harris Elmer Carlos Bailey Mary Elmer White James Heaton Gerald Jack. Public sale notices followed for Barnie Lay’s Farm sale on Wednesday August 17 featuring cows and Brassfield sows. Also listed: double tub power washer for sale by P P Kollasch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. White
Herbert Hamilton
Old Enterprise
Posey Patch
Mis
C. C. Williams
Bev Gooch
Glenn
Earl Gooch
J. W. Harris
Elmer and
Carlos
David Bailey
Mary
J. Elmer White
James
James Heaton
Gerald
Jack
Green City
Barnie
One Man Killed Other In Hospital Near Shelbina Mo
Report of a Dodge car crash near Shelbina Missouri on Sunday night July 31 left Crester Grubbs dead and F H Ponclet seriously injured. Ponclet was taken home to Chillicothe with Mrs Pondlet and the Schultz couple. Dr C M Grace now in charge. Grubbs was foreman on the school building project in Shelbina. A separate note lists a personal handwritten group of poems and a local cemetery meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Ponclet
Shelbina
Chillicothe
Curtis St
Pondlet
8. E. Shultz
C. M. Grace
Crester Grubbs
Poncelet
Ponder
Mary F. Robinson
Friday Emmy Plans Magazine Stories and a Portable Corona Deal
Friday evening Emmy discusses writing short stories for magazines and mentions striking a deal for a Portable Corona. the agent may arrive tomorrow. Saturday, Wilma and Emmy shop and return to find a burglar in the house, who ate a pie baked by mother and fell ill. father says the pie served him right. Sunday, mother comments on changing dress styles causing worry among women. father agrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ant Emmy
Emmy
Chirch
Entertained At Broshear Park By Local School Class
Mrs We s class from the Christian Day School enjoyed a Sunday outing at Broshear Park on July 31. Children played while John J Fayette and WB Dickinson helped supervise. Mr and Mrs K Duncan and Elgin’s son were among attendees as the group returned home around 9 30. J J Smith advertised a money saving deal this month urging readers to make dollars stretch with extra service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian & Day School
Broshear Park
Chidren
John J
Fayette
WB Dickinson
K Duncan
Elgin
J.J. Smith
Sonéy Mighty
Appreciative Reader Notes Cemetery Cleaning Plans
A reader from Linneus Mo writes about enjoying the plot and asks for more articles on the subject. The note mentions a cemetery cleaning event at Mundell Cemetery on Tuesday August 16 with a noon dinner for all interested participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linneus
Joe l
Roxia Creasont
P. S
Mundell ‘Cemetery
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Ft. Mad's
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Keokuk
Ft. Madison
Middle West
Linn County
Smedley
Spellers
McCall
Laidlaw Bros
Palmer
Laurel Book Co
Wentworth Smith, Ginn and Co
Work
Scott Foresman Co
Miller & Paul
Lyons and Carnahan
Brigham and McFarlane
American Book Co
Tappan
Houghton Miffin Co
Halleck and Frantz
Halleck
Rader
Lucas Brothers
O’shean and
Kellogg
Craig
McIndGe Publishing Co
Gehr
MacMillan Co
Laidlaw Brothers
Bo Rani
McNaly
Baby Reeves
J. R Lantz and Son
C. E. McGhee
Purdin
Jake
Ross
J. J. Smith
Coopers Dollar Athletic Union
P. P. Kollasch
Chester Grubls
Lewis St. John
Sunda
Geneva
Schrock Cemetery
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