Community social blends two clubs with prizes and plans
Mrs. Neve Crowdis hosted General Purpose and Green Valley clubs on August 23 with twelve and ten members plus five visitors and eight children. Contests featured waist measuring won by Mrs. Robert Fields and an [.Q. contest won by Mrs. Frank Kuhn. mystery package won by Mrs. Vern Henley. Hostess gifts went to Mrs. Joscoe Powell and Miss Margaret Law. Next meetings and events include August 30 at Schrock Church and a Centennial gathering on September 2 at the church.
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Neve Crowdis
General Purpose
Green Valley Clubs
General Purpose Club
Green Valley Club
John Myers
Louella Maggart
Margaret Law
Nadine McKay
Amber June Callihan
Robert Fields
Frank Kuhn
Vern Henley
Joscoe Powell
Green Valley
Schrock Church
Harold Rinehart
C. R
True Blue Club Meeting With Mrs Grover Cooper
On Wednesday August 22 the True Blue Club met with Mrs Grover Cooper. Mrs Lilburn Gilmer presided in the absence of the president. Six visitors attended and eight members were present. Prizes were won by Mrs Everett Crook Shanks and Mrs Lilburn Gilmer.
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True Blue Club
Grover Cooper
Lilburn Gilmer
Betty Sue Reed
Sam Turner
Carole Kingsolver
Everett Crook- Shanks
Local Residents and Visitors in Humeston Area
Local families and visitors are listed with moves purchases and visits. Names include Vincent Hagan Schrock Ware Bundridge Pedize Rivey Gliecon Bailey Roach Fields Williams Kenley and Mohr, with travel to St Louis Birch Tree and Kansas City areas plus military moves to Fort Leavenworth Jefferson Barracks Camp Chester.
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O. K. Vincent
Mack Hagan
Merlin Schrock
Mass Marion Schrock
Milan
Jas. E. Marvin
Kenneth Gremlin
Merricee Ware
Kansas City
Kansas
Wm. Ware
Waverly
James Bundridge
Rex McClarey
West Point
Iowa
Elmer Gliecon
LaHarpe, Ill
Mohr
Herbert Bailey
St. Louis
M. A. Holman
George
Reed Kenley
Lortta Ann
Chicago visitors attend 27th annual M F A meeting
Wednesday morning visitors from Chicago joined local residents Mr and Mrs Claude Kenley and Mr and Mrs Walter Head plus other relatives. The Browning M F A Central Cooperative closed Tuesday as members attended the 27th annual M F A meeting at the State Fair grounds in Sedalia led by President F W Heinkel. Attendees listed include L F Hedges Glenn Warren Blaine Wiute Fred Warren and many more.
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Chicago
Claude Kenley
Walter Head
Browning M.F.A. Central Cooperative
M.F.A
Sedalia
F. W. Heinkel
L. EF. Hedges
Glenn Warren
Blaine Wiute
Fred Warren
Chick care tips and a obituary note from August 1945
The item lists weekly farm duties for chickens including feeding, parasite checks, and water needs. It also reports the death of Rev. L. H. Maples at 76, a Missouri Baptist pioneer with a long ministry and many survivors. Additional notes cover sewing machine clinics with schedules and patient preparation details.
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Vera B. Adams
Rationing Up To Date For Meats Cheese Butter Fats
Ration stamps listed good through defined dates for meats cheese butter and fats A1 to E1 good through October 31 and F1 to K1 through November 30 L1 M1 N1 P1 Q1 September 1 to December 31 one pound salvage fat equals 4 cents and 2 ration points Sugar Stamp 38 good through December 21 stamps 1 2 3 4 on Airplane page available indefinitely.
Government to support farm prices at 90 cents parity through 1947
Government plans to guarantee farm product prices at no less than 90 cents parity until December 31, 1947. A July 5 survey showed market prices as percentages of parity: Wheat 95, Corn 101, Cotton 99, Potatoes 146, Sweet Potatoes 151, Hogs 111, Beef Cattle 136, Wool 131, Butterfat 118, Milk 120, Eggs 108.
4 H Club District Round Up in Chillicothe Aug 30
The 4 H District Round Up will be held in Chillicothe on Thursday August 30 at the Arm ory. Linn County winners from our Achievement Day will compete with ten other counties. Contestants include Demonstrations Tommy and Frankie Stanley Joan Sloncker Mildred Gray Clarice Sewerd Mary M Stark Madeline Farrernkeph Dress Revue Bonnie Patterson Kathleen Guyer Grooming Barbara Flemms Jimmie Coulson Health Bill Wade Elizabeth Temlin Vegetable judging Mary Lou Allen Seralou Schroek Roger Kennedy Food Preservation Judging Rosemary Anderson Doris Corbin Clothing Judging Annie Wade Kathleen Martin Marjorie Marcusson.
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Chillicothe
Armory
Linn County
Davy
Tommy
Frankie Stanley
Joan Sloncker
Mildred Gray
Clarice Sewerd
Mary M. Stark
Madeline Farrernkeph
Bonnie Patterson
Kathleen Guyer
Barbara Flemms
Jimmie Coulson
Bill Wade
Elizabeth Temlin
Linn County 1944 crop totals from State Farm Census
The 1944 census shows Linn County with 48 500 acres corn yielding 41 6 bushels per acre for 217 900 bushels, 19 300 acres oats at 17 2 per acre for 331 300 bushels, 5 300 acres soybeans at 17 8 per acre for 76 800 bushels, and 50 000 acres hay at 1 ton per acre. Peach butter is a good way to.
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Linn County
Peach Butter Making A Historic Home Method
Use imperfect fruit and windfalls with less sugar than jams. Cook peaches in juice until soft, press through a strainer. For 2 cups fruit, use 1 cup sugar. add salt per quart and spice per quart. Boil rapidly until no liquid rim remains, fill sterilized jars brim full, seal, and store cool and dark high in minerals.
Iron Health Advice From a Nutritious Column
The article discusses ensuring adequate iron intake for families through varied foods when meat portions fall short. It highlights alternative iron rich options and general guidance on maintaining nutritional balance in meals.
Livestock totals in Linn County on January 1 1915
As of January 1 1915 Linn County records show 6300 horses 200 mules 42100 cattle including 11590 milk stock 29000 sheep 46700 hogs and 330000 chickens reflecting distribution across major farm animals.
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Linn County
Linn County 4-H Exhibits at Missouri State Fair
Gerald Swit ver Bucklin Missouri of the Wyandotte 4-H Club exhibited Big Boy an Angus steer in a class of 34 judged among the best 4-H Baby Beef divisions. The calf earned a blue ribbon within six pieces of the Grand Champion, making the trip feel well repaid.
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Linn County
Gerald Switver
Bucklin
Missouri
Big Boy
Reeve
Carrol
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
E. F. Peterson
L. H. Maples
Springfield
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Missouri Baptist
State Mission Program
Hamlin Memorial
Margaret Catherine
James R. Maples
el Peso
Texas
Arlene M. Field
Pasadena
California
W. E. Stine
Chula Vista
Calif
Paris Doyle
Knoxville
Tenn
Bruce M. Maples
L. EK. Maples
Jefferson
Ind
Charles C. Maples
Lyons
Gordon S. Maples
Warner Robins Air Depot
Moscow
Leader and Press
Stitch and Chatter Club
Boynton
Mt. Vernon Club
Geo Kent
Osgood
Browning
God
America
June Carroll
Home Dem
Ralph Rogers County
HESS
Rexall
GEO. H. Lee Poultry Remedies
Geo. H. Lee Poultry
Usjs
Browning Drug Company
Administrator’s Safe
Elizabeth Johnson
Singer
Philco
Otto Johnson
Admr
Fern Carter
Guy Johnson
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