Many Chillicothe visitors and local notices scroll through town
Local society notes record visits by Mr. and Mrs. Quigley and others in Chillicothe, Kirksville, Kansas City, and Browning. People plan events at the School House and Electric Theatre and list holiday shop hours and gift ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Quigley
Chillicothe
Marie Woolf
Lora Carter
Leader
Harry R. Anderson
Chicago
Noel Tully
Wm. Tully
Los Angeles
California
Bobby Brown
Taylor Brown
H. D. Schrock
Chester Schrock
Aviation
Kansas City
Baltimore
No Hunting Sign and Local visits list
No Hunting positively bans guns or dogs on the farm as stated by W. H. Pridemore and Son. The column notes multiple local visitors and travel, including attorneys P. M. Marr and D. O. Harned, and mentions family visits in Chillicothe Milan and Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Pridemore and
Bill Triplett
December storms bring ice and illness to North Salem
The week shifts from sunny to cold stormy weather with heavy ice and snow. Fay Jennings is bedridden after an examination by Dr. Kroeger and Dr. Dixon in Linneus. Donald Jennings suffers rheumatic fever but shows slow improvement. News of John Bill McCollum's death prompts condolences to the North Salem community. Mrs. Ray Bauer and children visited Mrs. Jennings' family, and Nancy Pearler visits her sister Mrs. Nora.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fay Jennings
Kroeger
Linneus
Dixon
John Bill McCollum
North Salem
Wallace McCollum
Nona Milhean
Corn Loan Program Details From Linn County ACA
The Linn County A C A announces a new corn loan rate of 61 cents per bushel for white and yellow corn in conjunction with the Corn Loan Program. A Q and A explains availability starting December 1 1940, eligibility limited to farmers who planted within their corn acreage allotments, and a three year term with possible delivery after two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County A. C. A
Corn Storage Consent and Landlord Share Purchase
A landlord consents to storage for three years but allows delivery after one year with proper county AAA committee notice. The reader asks about buying the landlord’s corn share and securing a loan. the guidance denies a loan against it but allows purchasing the landlord’s share for feed and sealing the buyer’s own corn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AAA
Also Mentioned on This Page
Asersonals
David Forbes
Ray DeGreef
Kirksville
Ralph Pipes
Near
Milan
Anna Marrs
Brunswick
Vera Lay
Virginia Burwell
Santa Claus
Electric Theatre
Purdin Mercantile Co
Purdin, Mo
Leo E. Jones
H. Clay Jones
John C. Dutton
Elvin Harmon
Hummels
Joe Christy
Phyllis and
Howard
Laclede
Christy Farm
C. L. McCormick
Ola Kiifong
Rolla, Mo
L. W. Hummel
W. W. Crawford
Nellie
John Carter
Edgar Carter
Miss Mary Smith
Miss Smith
Vern Jones
0. G. Jones
Omaha
San Diego
Calif
Verlan Lambert
John Moore
R. E. Harris
Mary Ruth
Mary E. Smith
W. P. Nickell
Browning
Green City
J. H.~. Calhoun
Brookfield
J. H. Burkholder
Louis Stephenson
Laredo
Mac Montgomery and Son
Leon
W. B. Arnold
Carl Daniels
Ira Mae
Earl Nickell
Raymmnd Alspach and Son
Lena Kenley
Purdin Mercantile Cot
John Keithley
Nancy Jo
Roy Keithley
Gayle Ingraham
J. G. May of
Jasper
May
Wayne Stufflebean
Bennie Law
Bertie Holden
Seattle
Wash
Belle Cleeton
Emporia
Kansas
B. J. Harvey
Excelsior Springs
Herbert Rachford
Eva Page
Gary, Ind
Billy Quigley
William Powell and
Myrna Loy
THE
Weaver Bros. and
Elviry
Grand Ole Opry
Dave Macon
Dorris
Roy Acuff
Smoky Mountain Boys
Rachel
Dewey Hay
RED Ryder
James Cagney and
Pat O’brien
69Th New York Regiment
Willard
J. G. May Drug Company
Browning, Mo
Atty
D. O. Harned of
van Christy and Son
Claude Kenley
Mr. and
Mrs. Noble Crooks
Chillicothe Satu
Edna Williams
Tom Yardley
R. A. Thurlo
Mrs. Cecil Taylor
George Crooks
Virginia Fuhrman
Harmon
Denver
Colo
Donald Jennings
Mrs
Ray Bauer
Ray Jennings
Nancy Pearler
Nora
Cordray
Roy Jennings
E. L. Arnold
Oren Head
Harold Cordray
Harold
Salem
Shelby
T. M. Smith
Ellis Jennings
Charley Smith
Bennie Brantner
Mr. Brantner
Mrs. Brantner
Lois Riddle
Lorene Pearler
Helen Bauer
Calhoun’s Grocery
Best
Travel
Burlington
D. R. Powell
Schoene’s
Missouri Furniture Store
Milan, Missouri
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