Russell Items Detail Busy Local Social Round
Local notes list many visitors and calls across Browning area including Mrs. Bertha Jennings Mrs. Weda Schrock Miss Violett McKay and Ted Rottmann with multiple Sunday dinners and Thursday visits. Mr. Tharp remains in critical condition while Noble Head underwent appendicitis surgery.
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Bertha Jennings
Weda Schrock
Wallace Keithley
Lloyd Bowyer
Violett McKay
Jones Cafe
Ted Rottmann
Haseville Wsiter
Jesse
Evelyn Longwell
Fay Bowyer
Wr. Bowyer
Pauline
Virginia Jennings
Lucile
Eva Quigley
Alta Keithley
A. F Keithley
Russell School
Locust Valley Church
Dorothy Tee Hooker
Lola Russell
Stella Jacobs
Cora
J. H. Tharp
Tharp
Oliver Lay
Cecil Lay
John Longwell
Anna Belle
Evelyn
Fay Bow
Velma Peterson
Cleve Jennings
Byron Schrock
Francis
R. A. Crea
Vera Sayers
Fern Keithley
Haseville Social Roundup
Mr and Mrs Jerry Gooch visited Ed Brown ing home on Sunday. T S Bartow made a business trip to Laredo Saturday. Mr and Mrs Everett Crook shanks and son Morris visited Tom Morris home near Shafter Sunday. Linden McMickle is on the sick list.
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Jerry Gooch
Ed Browning
T. S. Bartow
Laredo
Everett Crookshanks
Son Morris
Tom Morris
Shafter
Linden McMickle
Hugh Campbell
Sam Gooch
Olive MccMickle
Frank
Marie and
Genevie Sayers
Ora Holser
Virginia Young
Lois
Georgia Sayers
Elmer Hammock
H. T. Jerome
Martha Gooch
Almeda Bartow
Josephine Morris
Wm. Doolin
Otis Lawrence
Cole Catterman
Marjory Campbell
Lola Rae Bartow
Oscar Rottman
Gus Coulter
Family notes from Northeast Linn lengthy sickness brief
Mrs. F. M. Cattey is on the sick list with a severe cold. Otis McCollum and Perry Christian assist Charley Cordray with his new work and tool house. Aunt Maggie Brewer visited the I. J. McCollum home Sunday. Perry Christian and family were guests at the Sam Franklin home.
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F. M. Cattey
Otis McCollum
Perry Christian
Charley Cordray
Maggie Brewer
I. J. McCollum
Sam Franklin
Local Notes On Trade And Family Life In Community
Orville Trudium bought white faced heifer calves recently amid scarce goods as roads worsen travel. Rain provides standing cistern water for winter. Park Coffee, now with a daughter from Ethel living at his home, employs a cook for his six sons after his wife’s long-ago death.
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Orville Trudium
Park Coffee
Ethel
Shafter Items and Local Social Notes
Local brief notes record visits and gatherings. Marvin Cooper returns from Idaho to stay with his parents. multiple Sunday dinners and shopping trips in Chillicothe Linneus and Kirksville are listed. A poultry tip from Mrs. Myers and a home dining tip from Phil Pain close the column.
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Marvin Cooper
Idaho
Herman Cooper
Gus Coulter
Ruth
Alice Marie
James
Coulter
L. W. Arnold
Grover Hess
Raymond Gooch
Nova Gooch
Wm. Pridemore Jr
Mary Lou
Chillicothe
Tom Kimbrough
Grover Murrell
Linneus
Hazel Cooper
Purdin High School
Wm. Pridemore
George Phillips
Pearl Norvell
Dortha Helen Grice
Fay Gray
Jerry Gooch
Phil Pain
Shelby Residents Share Local Arrivals and Travel
Weather forecast predicts fair days after bad spells. W. J. Bailey, Mrs. Charles Wilson, Ray Bauer and wife visited Shelby on business or with relatives. Gale Bailey and Curt Bauer spent time together, Harold Wilson returned from Chicago, C. M. Smith stayed with family, and a group including C. L. Wilson and others traveled to Marceline.
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W. J. Bailey
Shelby
Charles Wilson
Ray Bauer
Gale Bailey
Curt Bauer
Harold Wilson
Chicago
C. M. Smith
C. L. Wilson
L. T. Finney
Nile Rauer
Marceline
Robert Boyles
Orvis Logan
Leon Smith
Curt
Fragmented OCR Heads to Unclear Local Notice
A damaged OCR fragment provides unreadable text about a local notice. readable bits include only stray letters and numbers, offering no clear event or action. No definite entities or dates can be established from the legible portion.
Rauer Visit From New Mexico Couples Over Weekend
On Saturday evening Orval Craig and his wife called on Guiles McCollum and his wife, the grandparents, at their home in New Mexico.
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Rauer
Orval Craig
Guiles McCollum
New Mexico
Local Weather and Farm Notes Report Pleasant Skies
Nice weather follows timely rains last week. J. H. Tharp on sick list. W. S. Langdon visited Tharp home after Judge Frazier and son shipped four carloads of cattle from Cora. Holsinger of Reger in Corn Saturday. Mrs. Rebecca Head ill and poorly. Chas. Dodson butchered a beef Monday. George Dodson helped Myron Tharp gather corn. Mrs. Rebecca Head butchered hogs last week.
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J. H. Tharp
W. S. Langdon
Judge Frazier and Son
Cora
John Holsinger
Reger
Rebecca Head
Chas. Dodson
George Dodson
Myron Tharp
Protracted Methodist Meeting Attracts Large Crowd
Mr and Mrs L C Tomlin of Mechanicsburg Illinois spent the first of the week with Mrs Rebecca Prather and son Fay. The protracted meeting at the Methodist church progresses nicely with Rev Sparks delivering sermons that draw a large attendance. The pastor Rev Look and the congregation contribute to the success. L M Kenley and son Leon with Noel Head hauled two truckloads of sheep to St Joseph market yesterday.
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L. C. Tomlin
Mechanicsburg
Ill
Rebecca Prather
Fay
Methodist Church
Sparks
Look
L. M. Kenley
Leon
Noel Head
St. Joseph
Corn And White Oak Items
Mr and Mrs A C Brinkley and Mrs Allie Stephenson were shopping in Browning Saturday. Excessive rain has caused concerns about local crops and market activity.
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A.C. Brinkley
Allie Stephenson
Browning
Local Social News and State Pride Notes
Miss Vernice Stephenson spent the week end with Velma and Vi vah Taylor. Mr and Mrs Johnnie Stephenson and children and A C Brinkley wife and children Oscar Belva and Earl Hollon spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Rob Stephenson and family. Missouri mules win more prizes at fairs and public stock shows than any other state in the country and Missouri is known as The Best Male State. Missouri is the land of diversified plenty and stands as the standard of average yield and production of crops fruits and livestock on the American continent.
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Vernice Stephenson
Velma
Vivah Taylor
Johnnie Stephenson
A. C. Brinkley
Oscar
Belva
Earl Hollon
Rob Stephenson
Bob Fields
Miranda Nickell
Ted
Wauneta
Milan
Fritz Brinkley
Opal
Missouri
Missouri grows soft wheat ideal for flour and pastry
Missouri grows soft wheat used for flour in biscuits and pastries and is favorable for sheep farming with potential for expanding farm flocks nationwide.
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Missouri
Missouri's diverse fruit and crop leader in the nation
Missouri grows a wide variety of produce including apples pears peaches plums cherries strawberries raspberries blackberries gooseberries and other fruits plus vegetables and cereal crops. The state claims the lead in growing many kinds of fruit and crops.
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Missouri
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Oscar Rottmann
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Everett Keithley
Harry Longwell
Doris
Irene Crooks
Ida McQuown
Robert Stephenson
George Stephenson
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Charley Chase
WM. Haines
Ike
Polly Moran
Hollywood
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LUX Soap
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the Farmers Store
Brookfield’s
Spencer & Walker
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Macon
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F. A. Spencer
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