Local Milans and New Homesteads Bring Community News
Walter Fields and Walter Stephenson visited Milan on Saturday for business. Several residents, including Grant Lantz F J Alspach and Mrs Frank Creason, were on the sick list. Roy Taylor sold a mule span to Smith and Johnson. Ben McCullough rented the Wooten farm. Arnold Long and wife welcomed a baby daughter. A home talent show The World Against Him will play February 3 under the M W A. A gymnasium club formed with 26 members. a saw mill venture by Riley Bales and Jess Hill. Mutual Telephone Exchange plans a rebuild after a severe sleet storm. Government farm settlers prove increasingly successful. Reclamation Service promotes rural home-building with press support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Taylor
Smith and Johnson
N. R.nickell
Lester Kenley
Chicago
Arnold Long
de. Vanwye
Bill Moore
R. W. Cassity
Riley Bales
Jess Hill
Laclede
Mutual Telephone Exchange
Main Street
Purdin
Reclamation Service
Washington, D. C
Purdin Items and Local Notes
Editor Wiggington of the Bulletin was in town Friday. Mr and Mrs James Turner went to Bucklin Friday. Lincoln Jones is in Texas prospecting near Beeville. Tom Gardner shipped cattle and sheep to St Louis last Wednesday. The sick list includes Harrison Cassity Dave Pierce Mrs Clara Haning and Mrs Geo Jenkins. Aunt Emile Pulliam left Thursday to visit her
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiggington
The
Bulletin
James Turner
Bucklin
Lincoln Jones
Texas
Beeville
Tom Gardner
St. Louis
Igan
Miss Blanche
Harrison Cassity
Dave Pierce
Clara Haning
Geo. Jenkins
Emile Pulliam
Reclamation Service Notes on Rural Life Shift
The article observes city dwellers considering farm life and retirement on green fields. It notes rising farm youth interest in farming as a profession, with parents sending sons to agricultural colleges and farmers adopting short term scientific courses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col
Uncle Reubens Letter on Taft Roosevelt and NY Politics
The writer discusses a new progressive Republican League formed in Washington and attacks party conservatives led by Uncle Joe. Taft is seen as likely to gain delegates in New York but faces doubt over his fit for executive leadership, while Roosevelt’s radicalism contrasts with Taft’s conservatism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Progressive Republican League
Washington
Uncle Joe
Taft
Teddy
New York
An’ Barnes
Taft Becaz
Pillar
Roosevelt
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Browning, Missouri
Joseph Sickel
Browning, Mo
South Sullivan
Walter Fields
Milan
Walter Stephenson
Grant Lantz
F. J. Alspach
Frank Creason
Russel Franklin
Ben McCullough
Wooten
M. R. Jenkins
Chillicothe
Max Jenkins
L. H. Hilburn
Brookfield
H. W. Scott
Andrew Havens
B. T. Jolly
Andrew
Macon
Reclamation Service Notes
Reuben
Unionville
Crockett & Oldfield
Crockett& Oldfield
Jas. Neet
L. Gibson
Cashier
H. C. Bailey
Hk. C. Bailey
Asz’t Cashier
the, Pheoplhs Bank
J. G. Watson
Ralph BH. Hamilton
B. J. Lambert, Benjamin Mairs
M. P. Brassfield, W. E. Duckworth
A. E. Lambert
J. B. Stone
HC Bailey
A. N. Thurlo
J. I. Harmon
J. A. Calhoun
R. M. Calhoun
Ass’t
Farmers’ Exchange Bank
Browning
J. W. Sevier
J. M. Thurlo
A.N. Thurlo, Wm. Shepherd
Missouri
H. ©. Pearson
L. G. Schrock, I. B Christy
Crats
Harmon
Ohio
Tait
Congress
Plymouth Rock Roosters
Duncan Township
J. D. Burwell
Higgins & McDuff
Harvey and Davis
Dodson Brothers
C. M. Thornton
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