Cross Road and Shelby Social Notes
Sert Barnes and family visit L H Edens while Mrs Lou Ogle of Gann Valley drives in to see her parents Joe Bummer and kin. Armstrong and family were guests Friday. Edens and McGhee couples left for Yellow Stone Park and western areas. Jennie Ogle visited Elsie Cokerham Wednesday night. Ice cream supper at the church Wednesday night drew a good crowd. Siddie Ogle and wife visited Ed Ogle Sunday. Red Keithley and family were guests at John Remmer's Sunday. Mrs Emerson Bailey spent Saturday with C M Bailey.
Seymour couple moves to Treen City new home
Mr and Mrs D G Seymour moved last week to a new home in Treen City. Versie Pearler and Fred Bailey visited the James Harbourn home near Purdin on Sunday. Donald and Dorothy Larkins from New York spent three weeks with their aunts Mrs H Moore and Mrs J A Wyatt on route to California. Sige Wyatt and Roll of Breckenridge visit parents Mr and Mrs John Wyatt. The Philips Players perform this week with a strong show. Moore Lambert and Henry Lambert made a business trip to Kirksville Saturday. Mrs R H Smith and children visited Sarah Moore on Sunday. Mrs C W Bailey was taken to Kirksville hospital for an operation Thursday and is progressing well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haying
D G. Seymour
Treen City
Versie Pearler
Fred Bailey
Jas. Har-bourn
Purdin
Donald
Dorothy Larkins
New York City
H.moore
J. A. Wyatt
California
Los Angeles
Sige Wyatt
Breckenridge
Kirksville
Cross Roads And Cora Community Picnic and Visits
A Monday morning shower touched the Cross Roads and Cora area. Visiting families from St. Joseph Milan and Centerville Iowa joined locals for the Cora picnic held over Thursday to Saturday. Numerous relatives and neighbors spent Sunday with kin in the vicinity as car purchases and weekend visits were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Watson
St. Joseph
Clyde Foster
Milan
Vm. Butler
Cora
J. C. Dodson
Tom
Earl
Alva Dodson
Hinton
Oklo
Purdin
Lee Dunkin
Dortha Brookshire
Centerville
Iowa
Rev. Dahoff
Corn And Vicinity Weather And Social Notes
Real nice weather described. Floyd Fanning lost a horse last week. Duff Jennings visited Brown ing Saturday. Ed Hollow wife and son Ken neth and Mrs Earl Gray of Kansas City visited relatives nearby. Junior Bundridge improving. Miss Crryl Adams of Brown ing seen on streets Sunday. Fay Lawrence and Hazel Dod son seen on streets Sunday. Fred Havens working for Milan farm club returned home Saturday night. Floy Long and family from Gif ford visiting relatives here recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Fanning
Duff Jennings
Browning
Ed Hollow
Kenneth
Earl Gray
Kansas City
Little Junior Bundridge
Crryl Adams
Fay Lawrence
Hazel Dodson
Fred Havens
Milan
Floy Long
Gifford
Purdin Items Weather and Family Visit
A recent Sunday night rain benefited fall pastures and corn. Earn Pulliam and family of Brookfield visited his father Willard Pulliam and family over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earn Pulliam
Brookfield
Willard Pulliam
Local Social Visits and Protracted Meeting Report
Lloyd Couch and family visited the Wm Pulliam home. H C Taylor and wife of Brookfield and Mildred and George Pulliam visited the Willard Pulliam home. Mrs Carl Bivins and children of Brookfield visited her parents the Cassitys. Loren Myers and family of Menecta visited his parents Saturday night and Sunday. Cave Street passed away Friday morning at his daughter’s home in Purdin. Brookfield ball team played Purdin, losing. roof of a building destroyed by fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Couch
Wm. Pulliam
H. C. Taylor
Brookfield
Mildred
George Pulliam
Willard Pulliam
Carl Bivins
Wm. Cassity
Loren Myers
Menecta
Rube Myers
Baptist Church
Walter Myers
Personal notices and local visits across towns
Mr and Mrs E O Felt traveled to Meadville while Miss Pearle Hoselton went to Fayette. J B Stone James Neet and J Frank Dearing were in Linneus on business. Mrs James Neet and children visited Kirksville at the James Neet home. Earl Bingham of Brookfield stayed with relatives last week. Clint Maggart and son John passed through Cora en route to Gerard Kansas to see his daughter Lizzie Riggen. Mrs Will Stone returned from a visit to Milan. Dr Hanna will test eyes free at Ingrams Drug Store August 29 and 31. Mrs Virgil Schrock and children from Colorado Springs and Frank Chittum of Chula visited Mrs Joe Nickell. The cook room at B D Stevensons caught fire Tuesday around one o’clock. bucket brigades fought the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.O. Felt
Meadville
Pearle Hoselton
Fayette
J. B. Stone
James Neet
J. Frank Dearing
Linneus
Kirksville
Earl Bingham
Brookfield
Clint Maggart
John
Near Cora
Gerard
Kansas
Lizzie Riggen
Will Stone
Cleora Hollon
Milan
Hanna
Ingram’s Drug Store
Virgil Schrock
Colorado Springs
Frank Chittum
Chula
Joe Nickell
B. D. Stevenson
Cora Picnic Draws Crowds For Annual Old Settlers Event
Last Thursday Friday and Saturday the Cora old settlers picnic featured good speakers and entertainment for large crowds though Saturday attendance seemed down from last year. Notables included Hon. Chas Hay St Louis Hon. Ralph Lozier Carrollton and Rev. L F Hargrove Browning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora
Old Settlers
Chas. Hay
St. Louis
Ralph F. Lozier
Carrollton
L. F. Hargrove
Browning
Final Step in Statewide Poultry Culling Campaign Described
Poultry specialist H. L. Shrader outlines a July to October culling period for Missouri flocks. He advises beginners to assess head, vent, capacity, quality, and overall vigor to separate laying hens from non laying birds, aiming to remove low producers to save feed. A bright eye and clean face indicate vigor, while a red full comb signals laying status and a shriveled comb suggests non laying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
H. L. Shrader
Missouri College of Agriculture
Beak Color and Molting Indicate Egg Production in Hens
The article explains how yellow skin color shifts to beak and shank bleaching during peak laying. It notes molting timing affects production and that a hen’s vent, abdomen, and pin bones reveal laying status. It warns against culling solely for molt and describes four to five fingers capacity as a sign of a good layer.
Local Poultry Sale Lists Red Cockerels for Sale
J. B. Harvey advertises several large fine husky real red cockerels for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Harvey
Telephoto graphic process sends California ad text to New York in seven minutes
A newly invented telephoto graphic method wired California Fear Growers Association’s full ad layout to New York in seven minutes. The system transmits from a photographic negative over the telephone line, illustrating American private industry advancing public service with rapid graphic communication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific
Atlantic Coast
New York
California Fear Growers Association
San Francisco
America
United States
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