James D Lambert Dies at 69 in Grantsville Township
James D Lambert aged 69.10 months died August 10 1930 at his Grantsville Township home. Born September 15 1860 in Belmont County Ohio he lived in Iowa and Missouri before settling near Pur din Missouri with his wife Polly Standifer. He leaves ten children and numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren. Flowers declined for funeral and charity preferred.
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James D. Lambert
Albert
Elizabeth Lambert
Belmont County
Ohio
Grantsville Township
Iowa
Linn County
Missouri
Polly Standifer
Near North Salem
Lambert
Olly Lambert
Purdin
Harry F. Ibert
Kimball
Card of Thanks for Father’s Sickness and Death Help
We thank friends and neighbors for help, kindness and sympathy during our father’s illness and passing. Signed by Mrs. J. D. Lambert and children.
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J. D. Lambert
Birthday Dinner for Mrs Creed Moore
Relatives of Mr and Mrs Creed Moore near Purdin planned a birthday surprise for Mrs Moore turning 64. Guests arrived before noon and a large lawn meal was laid out with baskets of food. It marked the first time in years all the children were home together.
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W. G. Griffith
Browning
Ira Moore
Willard Moore
Carl Moore
Purdin
Thomas Moore
Cecil Moore
Ed Wilson
Ray Barnes
Ralph Thudhum
Harvey Wine
Alva Walters
Clara Wine
Brookfield
Lucile Johnson
Daisy Griffith
Chilicothe
Moore
Creed Moore
Near
Gas siphoning attempt ends with quick getaway near Head home
Last week a Dun can towship road grader and tractor were found near Clarence Head's residence. He heard someone at the engine, confronted them as a car started and sped off. The suspects left the siphoning hose behind. Head warns the property can be retrieved by contacting him if needed.
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Duncan
Clarence Head
Clarence
Old Settlers Days Draw Big Crowds in Linneus
Thursday and Friday last week Linneus hosted Old Settlers with large crowds despite extreme heat. Lieutenant Governor Winter spoke Thursday and other noted speakers entertained Friday. Each day included a baseball game with Linneus defeating Wheeling on Thursday and Browning winning Friday’s fast contest.
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Old Settlers
Linneus
Linn
Sullivan
Winter
Wheeling
Browning
Rain Ends Drought Sauce in Sullivan County
A dry spell across twelve states broke early Sunday with rain of about an inch in this area. The shower aided corn fields and cisterns, eased heat, and brought renewed hope, with lightning and thunder but no reported damage.
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Sullivan County
Cleaning and Pressing The Unique Cleaners of Chilli cothe
The Unique Cleaners of Chilli cothe secured I J Howe at Southerland's Restaurant for cleaning and pressing. Work called for and delivered. City Service offers truck service Monday and Thursday each week. Call 125.
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Chillicothe
I. J. Howe
Southerland
Dry weather hits Missouri pasture and crops plan
The report notes widespread drought across the region with pastures bare and wells drying. While corn and beans suffer, oats and wheat show a strong yield as hay remains good. Farmers fear needing to feed stock until fall rains arrive, yet compare favorably with other areas.
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Missouri
Four Weeks of Extreme Heat Drains Local Crops
The region endured the longest heat spell in living memory with temperatures from 100 to 113 degrees and hot north winds. Farmers report corn losses in the thousands of bushels with many fields damaged. hill corn scorched and some crops unlikely to yield fodder on bottom lands.
Farm land trades and loans offered by J D Burweh
A note advertises city property available for trade for farm land and personal loans on first mortgage farm land. It also promises Eastern farm loan money at 53 on good security and mentions prospective buyers for the fall. For loan, trade, or sale, visit J. D. Burweh.
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J. D. Burweh
Beauty Shop to Close for Two Week Vacation
Miss Emogene Peery announces the Beauty Shop will close from Friday August 15 to Saturday August 29 while she takes lessons in the latest beauty work.
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Emogene Peery
For Sale Harley-Davidson Twin Motorcycle in First Class Condition
Harley-Davidson twin cylinder motorcycle 74 heavy duty in first class condition almost new. C. H. Bane Purdin Missouri.
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C. H. Bane
Purdin
Fall Millinery at Mattie Turner Shop
Market report notes Mattie Turner Shop launched a wide range of hats in latest styles and colors after returning from market. Local shoppers react to new fall millinery lineup and trends.
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Mattie Turner
North Ditch Completed After State Work
A state highway department crew dug a ditch from the state road near the section house west across half the H. C. Bailey tract. The dry ground allowed use of two teams a caterpillar tractor and a grader. The ponded water behind the lake will drain to the creek removing an eyesore and a mosquito breeding site with a foul odor.
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State Highway Department
H. C. Bailey
Linn County 4-H Clubs Shine at State Round Up
Twenty two Linn County 4-H members and leaders spent a week in Columbia for the State 4-H Club Round Up winning 12 contests. The Shelby Sheep demonstration team Nelson Almond and Paul Cokerham earned a $15 check from the Missouri Farm Bureau Federation. Dairy Judging, clothing judging, and several third and fourth place honors were claimed by teams and individuals including Kathryn Cisna Mabel Wilson Dorothy Wilson Harold Wilson Lucile Foster Mariel Wilson and Raymond Richmond. Leaders Martha Gooch Fay Meeker Hazel Wilson Bertha Banning Kenneth Guyer J Robert Hall attended daily conferences while crowds of 500 gathered for awards and events in the heated auditorium.
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Linn County
Columbia
Shelby Sheep
Nelson Almond
Paul Cokerham
Missouri Farm Bureau Federation
Kathryn Cisna
Raymond Richmond
Kathryn Cinsa
Mabel Wilson
Kathryn
Mabel
Shelby
Dorothy
Harold Wilson
Lucile Foster
Mariel Wilson
Martha Gooch
Fay Meeker
Hazel Wilson
Bertha Banning
Kenneth Guyer
J. Robert Hall
W. A. Pew
O. L. Richmond
Hoover Cemetery Meeting Planned for August Third Saturday
All interested parties are urged to meet at the Hoover cemetery on the third Saturday in August. Bring well filled baskets. R A Creason secretary.
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Hoover Cemetery
R. A. Creason
Secy
M E Ladies Host Food Sale at Mrs Zella Woodworth Restaurant
The M E ladies plan a food sale at Mrs Zella Woodworth's restaurant on Saturday August 16. Proceeds support church activities in the community.
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M. E. Ladies
Zella Woodworth
Fall Coats and Dresses Arrive at Farmers Store
Farmers Store announces a new fall line of coats and dresses with better materials and lower prices. The store promotes its ready-to-wear inventory and invites customers to view the latest collection.
Essentials of Vegetable Canning by Miss Hoyle
The article explains successful vegetable canning hinges on simple practices. Key points include selecting vegetables in good condition and ensuring the gathering container is clean for quality canned products.
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Essie M. Hoyle
Household Canning Guidelines for Vegetables and Jars
Clean vegetables thoroughly and use only this year's rubbers on fruit jars. After canning, inspect the jars for spoilage over ten days. Store canned products in a cool dry dark place.
Sunday School Picnic at City Park
The M K Sunday school annual picnic was held Thursday afternoon at the city park with about forty in attendance. Well filled baskets and freezers of cream supplied a bountiful feast at six o'clock as daylight waned, and all departed after an enjoyable afternoon together.
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M. K
State Library Open Hours At Hummel Furniture
A state owned library sponsored by PEO Chapter will be open each Tuesday and Friday from 2 p m to 5 p m at the Hummel Furniture Store.
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Hummel Furniture
Hot Weather Reduces Dairy Milk and Butter Output
Dairy expert M J Regan notes Missouri’s hot dry spell has cut milk and butter fat production and will likely persist until cooler fall weather. He advises boosting feed and water, using green corn, hay, or higher grain rations to sustain output, especially for cows not yet freshened.
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Missouri
M. J. Regan
Missouri College of Agriculture
Cotter Reunion Set for Linneus Park August 31
The Cotter reunion is scheduled for Sunday August 31 at Linneus Park. All former affiliates and families are invited to attend.
New Arrivals At Farmers Store After Market
Back from market Farmers Store showcases recent merchandise and invites customers to come in and browse the fresh stock.
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Farmers Store
Basket Dinner Friday at Jenkins Cemetery
An all day meeting and basket dinner are planned at Jenkins Cemetery this Friday. Local organizers encourage attendance for community fellowship and remembrance.
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Jenkins Cemetery
Basket Dinner at Mundell Cemetery Sunday
A basket dinner will be held at Mundell cemetery on Friday August 15 with Rev A F Klause preaching in the afternoon. Everyone is invited.
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Mundell Cemetery
A. F. Klause
Berets At Farmers Store Spark Interest In Wool Patterns
Berets available in brushed wool patterns and plain colored velvets attract shoppers at the Farmers Store. The fashion accents offer versatile options for headwear.
Dr Palm in Chillicothe Offers Daily Glasses Deals
Daily openings in Chillicothe highlight guaranteed glasses at low prices with all workdays except Mondays.
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Dr. Palm
Chillicothe
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