North East Linn social notes recount visits and gatherings
Eugene McArter and Edith Cattey visited relatives in Brookfield and near St Catherine. A teachers meeting at Brookfield drew Edith Cattel Faye McArter and Gertrude McCollum. Perry McCollum and wife visited John Thudhum near St Catherine. Aunt Mary McCollum stayed with Mrs Lineberry near Bucklin. F M Cattey’s family and kin gathered Sunday. Otis McCollum returned from Helena Oklahoma with brothers Albra and Ed. a family reunion occurred at the McCollum home.
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Edith Cattel
Faye McArter
Gertrude McCollum
Brookfield
Perry McCollum and
John Thudhum’s
St. Catherine
Otis McCollum
Helena
Okla
Albra
McCollum
Ernest McCollum
Oklahoma
Card of Thanks for Kenneth Pipes
Mrs and Mr A A Pipes thank friends for kindness shown during the illness and death of their son Kenneth.
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Kenneth
A. A. Pipes
Infant Kenneth Pipes Dies in Clarence Missouri
Kenneth Douglas Pipes born November 26 1907 in Clarence Missouri died August 17 1918. He leaves a father Alvin A Pipes mother Mable Pipes and siblings Nelson Gordon Truman Irene Grace Vivain plus relatives. Funeral services were held at the Baptist church with interment at Kaifong Grove cemetery pastor Rev. F White officiating. Scripture from Isaiah 53 9 was used for consolation.
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Kenneth Douglas Pipes
Alvin A
Mable Pipes
Clarence
Nelson
Gordon
Truman
Irene Grace
Vivain
Baptist Sunday School
The
Baptist Church
Kaifong Grove
Rev. F. White
Canning Fruit Without Sugar Use Corn Syrup Substitute
Home economics officials from Missouri outline a method to preserve fruit without sugar using corn syrup as a substitute. The guidance covers preparation, processing times, and safety considerations for home canning.
Maximum canning with minimum sugar for home use
Missouri housekeepers urge extensive canning and drying to free ship tonnage for Uncle Sam. With sugar shortages from submarine losses and weak domestic crops, guidance covers sugarless canning, cold pack methods, sterilization, and corn syrup substitutions to preserve fruits and make jelly.
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Missouri
Uncle Sam
Sugar dealers warned on monthly sugar limit
The three pound per person per month limit remains, but no one may buy more than two pounds at a time for city customers and five pounds for rural buyers. Some dealers have sold two to three week supplies, but the Food Administration warns against exceeding the per‑purchase cap.
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Missouri
United States Food Administration
Sugar Sales Rule Without F A Certificate
A rule prohibits selling sugar to nonhousehold consumers without presenting a certificate issued by the United States Food Administration.
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United States Food Administration
Preference for Lighter Hogs in Postwar Market
The Missouri Division of Food Administration notes foreign buyers prefer lighter hog weights after a fall of heavy feeding due to soft corn. The Agricultural Advisory Committee in Washington discussed the shift in outlook with Food Administration and Agriculture Department officials, indicating no further demand for heavy feeding.
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Missouri Division
U. S. Food Administration
College of Agriculture
University of Missouri
Missouri Division of Food Administration
Agricultural Advisory Committee
Washington
Pood Administration
Department of Agriculture
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Browning, Missouri
Joseph Nickell
Browning, Mo
North East Linn
Eugene McArter
Clapp
Edith Cattey
Euena McCollum
George Jones
Mose Sill
Mary McCollum
P. L. Lineberry
Bucklin
Maggie Brewer
Otho Clapp
F. M. Cattey
Earl Abbott
Browning
Miss Essie M. Heyle
Lois Shannon
J. Jd. Smith
Business Directory
Victor Grice
Dr. Hunter's
Roy Whaley
M.W. A
J. E. Marvin, V. C. P. Darr
Browning Lovge
R. N.of A
Myrtle Peterson
Oracle
Bessie Powell
Biswell Lodge
A. F
A. M
L- Lay
W. M
J. W. Smith
Browning Rebekah
Josie Jones
G. Floy Peterson
Sec
Soldier Boys
the Kaiser
the Beast of
Berlin
Electric Theatre
Shropshires
B. H. Slater
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