Missouri Blue Book Distribution Prompts Reader Copies
Secretary of State Charles A Becker releases 1931-32 Missouri Manual editions as official blue books. One hundred copies to each state senator and fifty to each state representative next week or ten days. readers should apply to their lawmakers. Also notes funeral of Mrs. J. B. Crawford and details of her service and burial.
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Secreary
Charles A. Becker
Becker
Missouri
Charles W. Fear
Woplin
Fear
Leader Record
I Blue Book
Misuri
Charlesd. Becker
Roy McKittrick
Dave Peery
Leader-Reerd
Death Notice of Mrs. Rebecca Head Headline
Rebecca Jane Head Morelock, born December 21 1864 in Sullivan County Missouri, died January 25 1932 near Cora Missouri at age 67. Survived by husband D A Head and thirteen children including twelve living. twenty five grandchildren. three sisters. three brothers. mother Mary E Bingham. Funeral January 27 at home officiated by Rev W W Clay. interment McCullough cemetery.
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Rebecca Jane Head
Rebecca
Jane’ Morelock
Sullivan County
Missouri
Cora
D. A. Head
Johnny
James E
Floyd, A
Nol P
Guy W
Charley H
Daniel W
Troy Hi
Herbert
H. Head
H. H. Brinkley
Alva Brinkley
Carl Lumsden
Oscar. E
Clarence Head
Mary E. Bingham
Reva Mummey
Dehli, Mont
Susan
Highwood
Mont
Amanda Bruner
Heber Springs
Ark
Edward Morelock
Cora, Mo
Elmer Morelock
Browning, Mo
Elzie Morelock
Fayetteville
W. W. Clay
Bosworth
McCullough
Mournful obituary for Sarah Martha Shrader of Missouri
Sarah Martha Shrader died January 4 1932 in Winigan Missouri at age 65 years 8 months 6 days. Born May 18 1866 to Robert and Anne Shrader she moved from Iowa as a child and married James Crist on December 9 1885. She leaves a devout husband six children three sisters and a brother with other relatives reflecting a quiet family farewell.
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Sarah Martha Shrader
Robert
Anne Fhrader
Winigan
Iowa
Old Omestead
James Rist
Cristof Purdin
W. Milhoan
E. Milhoan
W. H. Ware
Curt Crist
New Boston
Russell Crist
Wingan
J. E. Spencer
Ie Shrader
Purdin
Albert Wallace
Witten
Sota
Willie Ader
Ponca City
Okla
Card of Thanks for Kindness During Illness and Death
We express sincere thanks to neighbors and friends who aided us during our mother’s illness and death. Gratitude to the ladies for songs, those who furnished floral offerings, and all who offered sympathy. Signed by all the head children.
Farms for Sale and Exchange Offers by Calhoun and Thornton
For the next thirty days several farms are offered at best prices and terms. Some town properties are available for exchange toward farms. Calhoun and Thornton announce these listings and trade possibilities.
Sunday Dinner Guests Honor Mr and Mrs Schrock
Mr and Mrs Schrock hosted a lovely two course turkey dinner on Sunday January 24 inviting guests including Mr and Mrs Herbert Bailey, Mr and Mrs Roy Calhoun, Mr and Mrs Kenneth Duncan, Mr and Mrs Lloyd Hummel, Beverly Duncan and James Calhoun.
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Herman Schrock
Herbert C. Bailey
Roy M. Calhoun
Kenneth M. Duncan
Lloyd W. Hummel
Beverly Duncan
James Calhoun
Clover Conference Draws 108 Delegates in Linneus
The Seventh Annual Clover Conference filled Linneus Circuit Court Room with 108 delegates, farmers, and business leaders. County Agent Hall opened with aims to conserve soil by legume use, pasture improvement, and livestock feed, urging Linn County to focus on livestock feed over crop production to counter machine-driven competition.
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Linneus
Circuit Court Room
Linn County
Hall
Lian County
O. T. Coleman
College of Agriculture
Missouri
W. P. Brinkley
Tom Wade
Walter Forbis
L. C. Riddell
C. A. Reed
Mr. Riddell
Mr. Read
Virgil Hogsett
C. W. Schoch
Sam Burch
M. E. Church
R. H. Squires
Columbia Quarry Company
St. Louis
Colemai
Coleman
G. A. Schreiner
W. T. Kingsolver
W. W. Burnett
Lee Wilson
Frank Stevenson
J. C. von Osdel
Hiram Gooch
Claud Schoch
Joe Edens
Frugal Week in a Small Town Incoherent Diary Notes
A fragmentary week of notes recounts odd family events and small misadventures. Friday features a left behind visit, clock winding, and a fake departure. Saturday recalls visits to Mrs Crust and jokes about goldfish. The tone is informal and humorous with household incidents.
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Janes House
Janes Ra
Ant Emmy
Teasday
Kitty Blend
Mr. Gillem
Five Jersey Cows For Sale Near Brookfield Missouri
James Mairs of Brookfield Missouri offers five Jersey cows for sale with three expected to freshen soon.
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James Mairs
Brookfield
Missouri
Thompson Announces Candidacy for Missouri Secretary of State
State Auditor L. D. Thompson declares he will seek the Republican nomination for Secretary of State in the August primary. He cites his record auditing state finances, collecting delinquent taxes, and improving the income tax system, plus contributions to pension and railroad matters. He notes the growing workload and promises continued public service if elected.
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L. D. Thompson
S Secretary of State
Thompson
Lam
David Lawrence
U. S. Daily
Washington
Card of Tranks Expressing Appreciation After Bereavement
We desire to express our appreciation to our friends and neighbors for their kindness and sympathy shown us during our recent bereavement. J B F Wampler and Childress, Her Brothers and Sister.
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J. B. F. Wampler
Childress
Best He Ever Read Letter Praises Local Paper
A reader from Stockton thanks the Browning Leader-Record, noting two issues dated January 14 and 21. The letter lauds the publication as the best he ever read, compares it to a letter from home, and expresses hope the paper reaches beyond its half century milestone with readers supporting it. John Houser signs the message.
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Browning
John Houser
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Missouri Blue Book
Secretary of State
J. B. Crawford
Heavenly Home
Bethel Church
Price Cemetery
Kansas City
Gem
James Crist
Calhoun & Thornton
Ball and Linn Co. Farrers
Lineus
Betdie Pearle
Interstate Commerce Commission
Inter
Secretary of
Card of Tranks
Stockton
Janary
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