Local People Meet, Move, and Visit Across Linneus Area
A compact personal notices page lists visits and hospitality around Linneus including Lola Russell with W D Grice, Vic Jones renting the Walter Dunlap farm, Susie Myers returning from Centerville Iowa, Phyllis Christy visiting Chrissy and Howard, Lyle Wampler guests for about sixty days, and numerous family gatherings and travel between nearby towns. Also mentions sales ads, Rural Carriers meeting, and community events at Browning Lumber Co and local theaters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lola Russell
Linneus
W. D. Grice
Vic Jones
Walter Dunlap
Susie, Myers
Centerville
Iowa
Phyllis Christy
Chillicothe Business College
J. D. Chrissy
Howard
Lyle Wampler
Columbus
Ohio
Joe Christy
Kansas City
Kathyrene Stromer
Brunswick
J. E. Rudloff
Jimmie Rudloff
John
Sue
Carl Brass
Linda
Loren Vincent
Gaylon Fanning
Kirksville
F. R. Fanning
Milan
Oscar Hollon
Ann Brinkley
Clyde Brinkley
W. M. Hagan
Jackie
Howard Carter
Iowa City
E. R. Carter
T. S. Bartow
Browning Lumber Company
Arthur Bennett
W. R. Ware
Browning
James Chambers
Floyd Hardin
Purdin
Ralph Neal
Local residents hosted visitors and guests over weekend
Robert Haley visited from near Brookfield as a Browning guest Saturday. Noble Turner of Brookfield came Friday afternoon on business. Ray Gooch and Pew were Sunday dinner guests of W. J. Gooch and Oral. Coral Gann and a Unionville party attended basketball games. I C Lea from Kansas City weekended with W. K. Ware's family. Archie Wade and Green City residents visited Gerald Wade and Sandra. Harold Elliott of Chillicothe spent the weekend with O M Elliott and G A Taylor. Orchba Knifong Rosaine and Sayre families were Sunday guests of Vic Jones. Gale Bartow of Independence joined T. S. Bartow for weekend visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Brown
J. W. Ball
Nona Jones
Field
Ary Shepherd
Kansas City
M. L. Haning
White
Richard
Brookfield
Gerald Wade
Sandra Kay
Hattie Stults
Robert Fields
Clive Freeland
Mollie Cordray
van Christy
Bim Christy
Oklahoma
Browning Lumber CO
Stewart Warner Porce G
W. D. Grice
Lewis Wood
Noel Bennett
Ray Lambert
Shelby
Glenn Freeland
Sedalia
D. G. Freeland
Thomas Crossno
Chester Browninng
Danny Spray
Carl Nickell
Rothville
Fay Bowyer
Ronald
Raymond
Ellis Clawson
Humphreys
Charley Fuller
Salt Lake City
Utah
Jerry Jennings
L. B. Hapgrove
Bertha Jennings
Merril Peterson
Robert Haley
Near Brookfield
Browning
Noble Turner
Ray Gooch
Pew
Rs. W. J. Gooch
Oral
Coral Gann
Unionville
I. C. Lea
Kansas
Kansas, Were Week-Endi Ag of Her Parents, Mr. and Ms. W. K. Ware
Archie Wade
Green City
Sandra
Harold Elliott
Chillicothe
0. M. Elliott
Orbra Knifong
Farm Machinery and Home Improvement Show in St Joseph
The St Joseph Chamber of Commerce sponsors a three day Farm Machinery and Home Improvement Show at the Municipal Auditorium February 25 26 and 27 with labor saving devices for the farm and home. Leader training for 4 H Food Preparation Leaders February 19 and soils and crops conference February 28 are also noted by county extension staff.
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St. Joseph
Missouri
Old Clover and Prosperity Meeting
Municipal Auditorium
Local show features hundreds of electric devices and new farm machinery
The exhibit promises a large appeal with hundreds of modern electrical equipment water systems tractors and new machinery on display. Admission is free with no obligation to buy. Also notes Missouri 4-H joining deadline April 1 for ages 9 to 21 through Extension Agents. Clifford Wier plans to use limestone to improve Brookfield area soil for alfalfa after soil tests and fertilizer plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Clifford Wier
Brookfield
Beltsville Dairy Bureau Tests Efficient Harvest Method
The Bureau of Dairy Industry in Beltsville Maryland conducted an experiment to determine the most efficient method of harvest, comparing equipment and timing for milk production. Data from the study aims to improve yields and reduce labor costs across dairies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Dairy Industry
Beltsville
Maryland
Alfalfa silage yields more nutrients and milk per acre
Three sampling methods were tested: wilted silage, farm cured hay, and field cured hay. Silage saved 9 percent more dry matter and 14 percent more protein per acre and produced 16 percent more milk per acre than field cured hay, while milk output also exceeded farm cured leafy hay by 9 percent.
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U. S
U.S
Seasoning meat when to salt and pepper debated
Cooks have long argued whether to season before during or after cooking. Scientists find little difference in results. Salt draws out juice, so add salt only when ready to cook unless flour is sprinkled after salting.
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Tine Walker
Chas. V. Miller
Grant Smith
Roger
Forrest Gooch
C. E. Gooch
Cecil Taylor
Dorothy Wilson- Kelley
Louis Austin
Trenton
Elizabeth Austin
Leone
Marie Woolf
Jeanne Woodlf
Independence
Noble Crooks
Keath Crooks
City
Walter Bowyer
The
Leader Record
Mr. Bowyer
Gayle Ingraham
Noel ‘P. Head
Laclede
Head
Ola Hatch
Agnes Robison
Lansing
Michigan
John Ashby
Justin Phillips
Patty and
Rodney
Ee Campbell
Chilliothe
W. J
Phillips
G. D. Gray
Emery Gray
Alta Wilhite
Dixie” Theater
Linneus, Missouri
Frank James
Henry Fonda
Gene Tierney
Olivia DeHavilland
Mary Anderson
Roland Culver
Virginia Wells
Phillip Terry
Paramount News
Betty Grable
Robert Young
Rosie O'Grady
Movietone News
Joe Edmundson
Guernsey
Farrow
McCormick
W. M. Bowyer
Rey McCollum
Guy Davis
Bills
Retroll
Browning, MO
Browning Rendering Service
Grocery Department
Swift's Baby
van Camp
Jergens and
Woodbury
Wolverine
Zenith
AIR Castle
B.T.U
Chambry
Texas Sweet
Perfection Oil
Linn County
Purdin, Missouri