Local Notes and Visits Across Linn County
A bustling page of social calls and business in Linn County centers on Brookfield and Linneus. Oakbrook optometrist Dr. Hanna at Owl Drug Store prompts regulars. numerous visits span Brookfield, Purdin, Milan, Linneus, Me dville, and Roger with names like Head, Cotter, Clem, Buswell, Fields, Warren, White, Smith, Hall, Epperson, Keithley, Harvey, Johnson, Gooch, Nickell, Simmons, Carr, and Fuhrman appearing among the townspeople and events. The column records guests, sales, road work, club meetings, and a stork visit, reflecting a busy community week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanna
Owl Drug
Guy Head
Brookfield
Roy Cotter
East of Cora
Perry Clem
Near Roger
Art Buswell
Near Purdin
George Fields
Milan
Sam Warren
Elmer White
Green City
Lee Brantner
T. M. Smith
North Salem
B. P. Christy
Route 3
Alva Blender
Willie Ware
Linneus
Roy Glaze
South of Roger
Oscar Lawrence
Near Lemon
C. E. McGhee
Purdin
H. B. Stephenson
Kan
Sas
W. P. Nickel
R. E. Harris
Harry Rhodes
Otis Lawrence
Haseville
Afton
C. E. Steele
Shelby
S. Ameen
H. B. Johnson
Johnson
B. F. Gooch
New Orleans
Mr. Johnson
E. P. Harvey
Harvey & Neet Hardware
Joe Johnson
A. L. Marlay
W. E. Shepherd
Leon Kenley
St. Louis
Kenneth Williams
Walter Taylor
Humphreys
Barney Lay
Wilson Lay
Elvis Brantner
Wayne Abbott
Near North Salem
Florence Lay
D. A. Taylor
Ross Burk
McKinney
Red Peterson
Tom McCown
Benford Watson
C. E. Gooch
Florence Gable
G. G. Freeland
W. A. Bond
Robert Moore
Roberta Jenkins McKinney
Virginia
Buddy Worley
Nora Richardson
Kansas City
Hubert Dean
Chillicothe
Alvin Pipes
John Lee Smith
C. A. Fleming
W. T. Nickell
Winigan
E. W. Nickell
N. W. Phillips
Ed Creasor
Line Street
Ted Rottmann
Main Street
L. M. Kenley
Rev. Simmons
Luton
Frances Carr
Dizzle Dazzle Bridge Club
Genevieve Prather
Evelyn
M. A. Holman
Bevier
Carl Daniels
Sarah F. Harmon
Lorene Head
Ray Lambert
C. C. Linhart
Paul Gooch
O. L. Smith
Clifton Hill
Fred Tunnell
T. A. Mullins
J. D. Lay
John Ed Fuhrman
Marceline Schools
Linn County
Fuhrman
No. 1 corn and a list of local visitors
Notice lists a load of No. 1 old corn at 1.00 per bushel and records several local residents and guests visiting or passing through. Names include Jake Quigley in Milan on business, Johnnie West of Chillicothe, Glenn Steele near Cora, Tom Burditt near Cora, G. T. Carter returning from South Missouri, Nort Jaynes near Brookfield, and visits by Mrs. I. E. Bradshaw, Mrs. Scott Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Watson, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Warren, and Ernie Warren in Kirksville. Richard Thurlo at a CCC camp in Bethany returned yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnnie West
Chillicothe
Glenn Steele
East of Cora
Tom Burditt
G. T. Carter
South Missouri
Nort Jaynes
Near Brookfield
I. E. Bradshaw
L. C. Carpenter
Scott Brown
Emmett Haley
Henry Watson
Raymond Warren
Ernie Warren
Kirksville
Richard Thurlo
CCC
Bethany
Dozens of Crime Tales From A Global Tangle Of Theft And Death
A miscellany of brief items reports masked bandits in Marseilles robbing 18 men in a week, a 85 year old pastor in Georgia wedded 2,015 couples, a Glasgow man robs a store and is caught next day, opium in a salted Liverpool shipment, and a Chicago man dies of heart disease during funeral prayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marseilles
New Basis for 1935 Corn Yields in Hog Contracts
The 1935 corn hog contract uses total farm land that grew corn at least once from 1930 to 1934 to estimate yields for benefit payments. Payments of 35 cents per bushel are issued in two installments after deductions, with reductions from 10 to 30 percent based on the acreage kept out of 1935 corn production and other shifts in land use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rollan Baugher
Secretary of Agriculture
Man Crashes Through Sky Light at San Francisco Restaurant
A man named Sam crashed through a restaurant skylight in San Francisco, landing on a dining table. He was only cut and bruised as the dinner was ruined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Sam
Selecting Shrubs for Yards From A Missouri Expert
H F Major of the Missouri College of Agriculture advises choosing shrubs by their mature size to fit yard space. He says the best effects come from varied foliage shapes and greens, and warns variegated leaves are rarely satisfactory unless placed carefully.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. F. Major
Missouri College of Agriculture
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J. E. Merrick
Jackson Township
James Rinehart
Beryl Taylor
Roy Miller
J. J. Smith
Trenton
C. H. Richmond
Beva
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Electric Theatre
Ken Maynard
His White Horse
Tarzan
Wheels of Destiny
Indian Territory
Young America
Frankie Darro
Boots Mallory
George Lewis
Fred Wohler
Henry Bwalthall
Anna Sten and
Frederick March
Leo Tolstoy
Adm
Browning Farm Club
Jake Quigley
William Shepherd
Streatham
Eng
Leo Sztuk
Philadelphia
New Mexico
State Supreme Court
E. E. Gray
Yuba City
Calif
Tudor
Alma Currie
Teague
Tex
John Walker
Glasgow
Liverpool
Dundee
Scotland
Edward Kellar
Ethel Baker
Richard and
John Weber
Swansea
Wales
Per
Sarah Mitchel
Aberdeen
Waukegan
Birmingham
Dana Cartwright
Johnn Jones
Skunk
Jim McGuire
Greenock
Gordon Graves
Hull
J. W. Howard
Columbus, Ga
E. A. Duke
Pikeville, Ky
James Hough
Cleveland
Thomas J. LeBlanc
South Bend
Ind
Ushers
Cosby Snodgrass
Wichita Falls
Texas
Brooklyn
Adrian Lindeman
North
Chicago
Sam Lim Ming
Alspach
F. M. Stamper CO
J. R. Williams
Mgr
W. H. Dickinson