Notice To Taxpayers and Local Meeting Notes
Taxpayers advised W E Bailey will visit Browning and Purdin on specified December dates to collect Enterprise township taxes. A Sullivan county teachers meeting at White Oak Grove School reported praise for lessons, a self grading plan, and a poetry book prize for the farthest traveler Walter Liebhart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browning
Purdin
Enterprise Township
W. E. Bailey
Sullivan County
White Oak Grove
Lena Kenley
Marian Baldridge
Elmswoods
Sallie Pattison
Spencer
Walter Liebhart
Emelene Santee
Bernadine Liebhart
Floye
Cokerham
France
Mewman
Corinne Reid
Grant Hill
Marion Walker
Lyle Ingraham
Farl Harris
Haskell Lee
Earl Hayes
Carlyle Bennett
Marjorie Morehead
Marjorie Shatto
Lula Henry
Almyra Jaynes
Doris Fanning
Velma Richmond
Wauneta Parks
Lucille Quigley
Pauline Jennings
Ruth Lawrence
Vivian Franklin
Herless Cowgill
Johanna Glidewell
Milan Republican
John Brown's Missouri Raid in 1858
In Vernon County Missouri the 1858 raid led by John Brown seized five slaves and property, spurring border county anger and a new Missouri military bill. Brown and eleven enslaved people moved toward Canada after the raid, preceding his Harper's Ferry assault and execution in 1859.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Brown
Kansas
General Assembly
Jim
James Lawrence
Vernon County
John Brown
Vernonscourty
John’ H. Kagi
Ht. Brown
Harvey G. Hicklin
Lawrence
Isaac la Rue
Kagi
David Cruise
Cruise
Border Counties
Border County
James Montgomery
Robert M. Stewart
Missouri General Assembly
Gov. Stewart
Canada
Chicago
Detroit
United States
J. Harper's Ferry
Virginia
Charleston
West Virginia
Correction on Purdin visit notice from Cassity letter
A correction addresses a prior item stating Frank Pulliam and Geneve Cassity visited Cecil Wohler at his home on Sunday. Mrs Genevieve Cassity of Purdin informs the editor the report was a mistake and expresses concern over the error.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rom Purdin
Purdin
Frank Pulliam
Geneve Cassity
Cecil Wohler
Genevieve Cassity
Urdin
Children as Teachers and the Faith They Teach
The essay argues children teach adults faith and confidence from birth, shaping happiness and usefulness. It emphasizes faith as essential to society, commerce, and governance, citing the nursery as heaven’s reflection and urging education to nurture tomorrow’s hope through schooling and belief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingdom of Heaven
Ptolemy
Walter Willams
Kelsey Orchards Special Notice On Apples And Apple Products
A special notice from Kelsey Orchards highlights cooking and eating apples der honey and apple butter offering guidance or products related to apple varieties and preservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelsey Orchards
Second Glances at the News on Agriculture and Co operation
The piece discusses the link between farming and business showing farm organizations and co operatives rising in importance after the economic crash. It cites Capper Volstead defined co operatives and reports on farm owned co operatives generating significant yearly business and cash dividends. It also notes critique of political cooperatives and outlines an example livestock lease guidance. The column ends with an ad for a five tube electric tco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaSalle Street
Wall Street
Farmers National
Grain Corporation
Jarm
Jacksville
O. Johnson
Farmer Control and Cooperative Grain Handling
The article argues that a cooperative model like Farmers National Grain Corporation enables farmer influence through representative government. It notes that with over 300,000 farmers in stockholding groups, direct control is impractical but representative direction remains essential for fair operation of the grain system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taki
National Grain Corpotion
Trak
T Ae
Holiday Special Waves Offer At Bargain Prices
A brief notice advertises a temporary haircut deal offering permanents for five dollars reduced to three fifty. The text mentions Jean Peery Browr as the contact or stylist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Peery Browr
Christmas shopping bargains in your Journal-Post
Local merchant promotes holiday deals and urges readers to browse the Journal-Post ads for Christmas gift ideas. The Leader-Record offers a one year subscription for 4.4 dollars to access the Journel-Post content.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christma
Journal-Post
Journel-Post
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. F. Priebe
L. A. Weaver
Department of Animal Husbandry
Second
Schrock’s
Abe
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