County and Township Political Announcements in Sullivan County
Hildred Spencer announces re election bid for County Superintendent of Schools in Sullivan County with election set for April 2 1935. J L Clevenger seeks nomination for clerk and assessor of Duncan Township while Orbra Jones is announced for Township Collector of Taxes in Duncan Township all subject to Democratic primary voters.
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Sullivan County
Hildred Spencer
Duncan Township
J. L. Clevenger
Orbra Jones
Duncan Townsip
Elliott Seeks Tax Collector Post for Pleasant Hill Township
Orval M. Elliott announces candidacy for the office of collector of taxes in Pleasant Hill township, submitting to the election process and departmental requirements.
Cora Ogle Announces Candidacy for Benton Township Collector
Mrs Isabel Gooch seeks Benton township collector post subject to Democratic voters at spring convention or primary. H R Trumbo of Reger Mo seeks Duncan township trustee post subject to Democratic voters at coming convention or primary. Cora Ogle announces candidacy for Benton township collector subject to Republican voters at the coming convention.
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Isabel Gooch
Benton Township
H. R. Trumbo
Reger, Mo
Duncan Township
Cora Ogle
Fields for Trustee of Duncan Township Slated for Primary
George P. Fields is named as a candidate for trustee of Duncan township subject to voters action at the coming primary or convention. The notice lists the office and the path to nomination, reflecting local electoral procedures and timelines.
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George P. Fields
Duncan Township
True Blue Club meets on wedding ring quilt work
Twelve members of the True Blue Club join Mrs. Oma Phillips Tuesday to quilt a wedding ring quilt then share a noon dish luncheon. The item notes cheerful social time and local community chatter amid farm and family updates.
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True Blue Club
Oma Phillips
Elmer Hammock
Raymond McCoy
Measley
Ross Palmer
R. E. Smith
Hazel Cooper
Climax School
Mary Helen Kimbrough
W. H. Pridemore
Richard Todd
Local Social Notes Highlight Township Work and Visits
Guests include Mrs. Morris and Mrs. Phillips visiting Mrs. Dick Tate to help with a measles household. Dudley Phillips dined with the W. L. Bakers. John Kimbrough called. Weather mixed. groundhog saw his shadow. Elmer Hammock shopped in Chilni eethe. Jerry Gooch hosted by Vernon Phillips. Mesdames Martin and Searcy shopped in Shafter. Township board praised for reduced debt and roads cared for by Herb and Floyd Johnson.
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R. E. Smith
Edgar Morris
George Phillips
Dick Tate
Dudley Phillips
W. L. Baker
John Kimbrough
Jerry Gooch
Vernon Phillips
Bob Martin
Walter Searcy
Shafter
Herb
Floyd Johnson
Local residents share visits and travels around Shelby
Mrs. Frank Bauer spent Monday with her sister Mrs. J M Logan helping her quilt. Mr and Mrs Johnnie Burkholder and daughter Marjorie Ann visited C M Smith family in Shelby. Mrs J M Logan visited son Neve Richardson in Purdin. Tracie Christian and children stayed Saturday night near Shelby. Nile Bauer spent the weekend at Roy Jenning's. Bob Boyles left Saturday for Atlanta Georgia. He has a
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Frank Bauer
J. M. Logan
Johnnie Burkholder
Marjorie Ann
C. M. Smith
Shelby
Neve Richardson
Purdin
Tracie Christian
Will Welch
Nile Bauer
Roy Jenning
Bob Boyles
Atlanta
Georgia
Vitamin Concentrate Tablets of Cod Liver Oil ad
An old advertisement promotes McKesson's Vitamin Concentrate Tablets of Cod Liver Oil. Each tablet claims to supply vitamin D and A along with calcium and phosphorus to support bone and teeth health. The copy urges supplementation in winter and offers a bottle of 100 for $1 at drug stores.
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McKesson
McKesson’s
Notice of Final Settlement for Christie Rauch Estate
I C M Thornton administrator seeks final settlement of the Christie Rauch deceased estate at the Linn County Probate Court Linneus on February 11 1935. Creditors and others interested are notified to appear at the term.
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Christie Rauch
I. C. M. Thornton
Linn County
Missouri
Linneus
Must Order Seed Oats For Linn County Farmers
Seed oats of the 1934 crop are available through the county agent or at corn hog sign up meetings in Linn County townships until Saturday February 9. Varieties include Fulghum Kanots and Texas Red and seed weighs 32 to 38 pounds per bushel. Some samples germinated as low as 2 percent, so fresh seed is advised while Congress provides loan funding for seed.
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Linn County
Congress
Reger And White Oak Items Trialing Local Social Roundup
The boys in and around Reger play marbles after H R Trumbo stopped buying rab bits. Mr and Mrs Clifford Weeter spent Sunday with Weeters. Kanzlich of La Plata visited Mrs Bertha Henning and Mrs Hester Hunsaker. Fred Bertschmann called on Roger residents. Walter Jones from West Point came to tend his ill wife at H R Trumbo home. Leo Pipes visited Jim Rinehart. Reger farmers brought horses to stock pens Monday for vaccination.
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Clifford Weeter
Bill Weeter
Kanzlich
la Plata
Bertha Henning
Hester Hunsaker
Fred Bertschmann
Roger
Johnnie Stephenson
Sylvia Dye
North Salem
Walter Jones
West Point
H. R. Trumbo
Leo Pipes
Jim Rinehart
Reger
Trumbo Family News Highlights Local Visits And Rabbit Purchase
Mrs J W Trumbo spent weekend helping care for Mrs Walter Jones and Floyd Badger of Browning with his mother Mrs Wallace ayers. Mrs Raymond Pipes visited Alden Hennings. Two Jews from Chicago called on H R Trumbo. Dolores Stephenson stayed with Edith Smith. H R Trumbo of Rogers and Stamper Pro Co Milan bought over ten thousand dollars worth of rabbits this winter.
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J. W. Trumbo
Walter Jones
Floyd Badger
Near
Browningee
Wallace Ayers
Raymond Pipes
Alden Hennings
Chicago
H. R. Trumbo
Dolores Stephenson
Edith Smith
Rogers and Stamper Pro. Co
Milan
Local notes recap from Cross Roads and Cora area
Community quick look with health updates and visits. Mrs. Russell Franklin is seriously ill while M L Nichols visits his mother Mrs Martha Davis who is slow to improve. Dozens joined wood gathering, visits span Milan and St Joseph trips, sheriff activity noted, and Ground Hog Day forecasts more winter.
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Joe Nickell
Browning
Orval M. Elliott
Pleasant Hill Township
Tim
Shafter Iterns
Winigan Creek
Rex Bauer
CCC
Bethany
Ruby
Curt
Carl Helms
Floy Westfall
Ward Ware
Ruth Helms
Ben Thuchum
Charley Peavler
Nolan Cassity
Dorothy
Richard
Kenneth Bailey
Bill Coram
Homer Peavler
Salem
Charley Helms
Don Lile
Tulvania
Cushing
Okla
J. N. Brookshier
J. O. McCollum
C. W. McCollum
Ethel Stevenson
Everett Coffman
Ruby Helms
Braden Thudium
Arthur Coram
Arthur Lattman
Randall Minor
Earl McCollum
Elma Abbott
J. M. Boyles
Curt, Bauer
Iowa
Finney
Ben McGhee
Brookfield
Little Don Finney
Kirksville
Chilnieethe
Pleasant Grove
Russell Franklin
M. L. Nichols
Martha Davis
D. W. Foster
Davis
Victor Gooch
Otis Lawrence
Haseville
L. P. Lawrence
Chas. Swearengen
Allen Foster
Tom Foster
Oscar Glidewell
Edna Neely
Arthur Lawrence
Walter Clark
Bueford Bone
Cora
Chas
Dodson
John McNabb
Elmer Sevier
Southeast of Cora
James Spencer
Northeast of Cora
Clifford Fanning
St. Joseph
John Lee
W. A. Butler
D. G. Havens
Ray Allen
White Oak
Mr. Coram
Clyde Brinkley
Milas Johnson
W. Woodward
Drug Department
Caldwell
Produce Department
the Farmers Store
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