Local Notes and Family News from the Community
N. E. Linn reports roads passable again. A ten pound boy born to F. M. Cattey and wife on November 30. John Hoselton and Will McCollum sawed wood for C. T. Robbins Monday. Turkey trade active in the area this week. I. J. McCollum and wife visited Will J. McCollum's family Sunday. Mrs. Maggie Brewer delivered turkeys at Winigan to Geo. Peters of Browning. Otto McCollum helped his uncle drive cattle to Purden to ship to Chicago. Elwood goes with the cattle. J. D. Nester under Dr Nevins care for pneumonia. Mrs. Philip Lantz visiting her mother Mrs. S. R. Deskins this week. Uncle Barney Clapp turned 86 on December 11 and received 55 post cards that day. J. D. Lambert and wife plan to start for Oklahoma to spend Christmas with her father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Cattey
John Hoselton
Will McCollum
C. T. Robbins
Barney Clapp
J. D. Lambert
Oklahoma
Local Social Notes From South East Linn
A.S. Lambert is very poorly at this writing. Walter Warren and wife visited his mother Sunday. Mrs Charley Deskins is very poorly at this writing. Ruth and Irva Warren visited Wilber Gooch's Sunday. M. L. Miller and wife visited Uncle Barney Clapp, Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. S. Lambert
Walter Warren
Charley Deskins
Ruth
Irva Warren
Wilber Gooch
M. L. Miller
Barney Clapp
Local notes reminisce clan visits and harvest efforts
Grove reports the sick are improving. Turkey week brings family gatherings as Roy Frazier returns to J. S. Harmon’s farm. J. P. Bolling and wife visited Brown ing last Sunday. Mrs S H Linhart returned from Kirksville. Rev. Creason aided Loyd Crowdis in corn gathering. Mrs J D Elliott visited her mother Mrs Sarah Harmon. Will Gooch and family visited A Browning Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Elliott
Sarah Harmon
Will Gooch
Tom Southerland
A. Browning
Breadth of peat as paper source sparks interest
The item notes peat as a future pulp source, citing Michigan experiments producing wrapping paper and box board, with Ireland’s earlier test claiming high yield. It highlights peat’s cost, water resistance, odor absence, toughness, and quick two hour conversion to finished paper. Also mentions local social visits and Oxley’s racket goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aldrich
Michigan
Ireland
Farmers Restrict Hunting on Watkins Farm
Notice posted by J. T. Watkins forbids hunting with guns or dogs on the premises located at 614, asking all persons to stay off the land and keep away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Watkins
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. J. Sloan
N. E. Linn
I. J. McCollum and
Will J. McCollum
Maggie Brewer
Winigan
Geo. Peters of
Browning
Otto McCollum
Henry Thudium
Chicago
Elwood
J. D. Nester
Dr. Nevins
Philip Lantz
S.R. Deskins
South East Linn
Grove
Turkey
Roy Frazier
J. S. Harmon
J. P. Bolling
S. H. Linhart
Kirksville
Rev. Creason
Loyd Crowdis
Tom
Elliott
Lester Harris
J. W. P. McQuown
Corey
Jim Wiley Jones
Cora Brown
Rev. Potter
R. E. Crowdis
E. E. Harris
C. M. Harris
Joe Johnson
Alf Browning
Henry Stfflebean
Amos Cotter
Oxley’s
Staurant
H.F. Havens
The
Columbia Wax Records
Columbia
Dryden’s Drug Store
Purdin
Missouri
J. H. Bundridge
Corey McQuown
C. J. Ingraham
H. C. Bailey
J. W.oxley
Edison
A. A. Healy
City Drug Store
4Th & Main ST
Browning, Missouri
D. L. Whaley
Uncle Sam
Burlington
Wyoming
Big Horn Basin
Yellowstone Valley
D. Clem Tate ‘Sorrau
Q. Building
Omaha
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