Fight The Chinch Bug Now
A report warns that chinch bugs are entering winter in greater numbers than in recent years. Unless winter conditions prove unfriendly or an effective eradication method is used, next summer may see more damage. They overwinter in wild grass, leaves, trash along hedges and fence lines, at field edges, and under manure. Pasture infested fields after the season finishes.
Community action urged to curb chinch bug damage
Farmers urged to plow and burn fields together during dry weather to wipe out chinch bugs and prevent reinfestation. Missouri losses reach millions of bushels. avoid leaving unburned stubble. Dr Hanna, optician, to test eyes at Nevins Drug Store December 16 and 18.
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Missouri
Hanna
Optician
Nevins Drug Store
In Circuit Court Linn County Missouri Public Notice
The State of Missouri informs defendants including Forest L. Jacobs versus William R. Robinson and others of Brookfield that a land title action was filed in Linn County Circuit Court. The case concerns All of Lot 1 in Block 32 in the Original Town of Browning and is returnable February 19, 1923 with publication required for four weeks in Browning Leader Record.
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Circuit Court of
Linn County
Missouri
Brookfield
Forest L. Jacobs
William R. Robinson
Dorcas M. Robinson
James H. Walker
H. C. Bailey
R. D. Crookshanks
J. B. Harmon
B.f.carter
F. J Carter
Emily Hassler
B. D. Bolling
Jno
W. O'Neal
State of Missouri
County of
Linn
Browning
Browning Leader
H. Lamb
Ling
H. H. Lamb
County
Special Notice Against Hunting on Farms
No hunting or trapping on our farms. W B Haley Emmett Haley L N Haley. No trespassing on our farms you will be prosecuted. Ben Mairs W B Arnold. Dr Sailer Veterinary at Nev ins Drug Store. Calls at all hours.
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W.b.haley
Emmett Haley
L.N. Haley
Ben Mairs
W. B. Arnold
Dr. Sailer
Nevins Drug Store
Incomplete Dates Mentioned for Public Notice
Fragmentary text states hours through December 16 and 18 with a location or action left unread. Reads like a public notice fragment lacking full details of event, place, or issuing authority.
Sumner Star Editor Northcott Visits Old Stomping Ground
C W Northcott of the Sumner Star spent Thanksgiving with Mr and Mrs Walter Prather and reflected on his 25 years at the helm of the Star. He remains in good health and enjoys returning to the old city. Francis Fanning called Tuesday and took a sale ad for December 12 at his home listing horses cattle and farm stock. S P Carr notes advertising pays and reflects on recent cow sales.
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C. W. Northcott
The
Sumner Star
Walter Prather
Star
Francis Fanning
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