Letter Reveals Claud Myers Fate in World War I
Weiser Idaho dated February 3 1931 records a letter from Herman Welker to Mr and Mrs Andrew Myers Browning Missouri detailing the death of Claud Myers during World War I. The narrative recounts June 8 1918 actions of Company D 142nd Machine Gun Battalion and the 18th Infantry, heavy shelling, a low flying enemy plane, and a rocket of shell that killed Claud and two others while Welker and the survivors were wounded. General Bullard is cited as Claud’s division commander.
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Claud
Cantigney Salient
Enly
Enmy
Hom
Boyd
Bullard
General Bullard
Herman Welker
Hatch Baby Chicks For Sale With Live Delivery Guarantee
Advertisement offers baby chicks with 100 percent live delivery guaranteed. Contact Mrs. John Quigley at phone 41F3 to hatch your chicks.
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John Quigley
Will Kill Is Not A Person
Owl Pharmacy offers Will Kill that kills only rats and mice and guarantees satisfaction with a refund if not satisfied. Get a can today at the Owl Pharmacy.
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Owl Pharmacy
Township Collector Candidate Announcement in Benton Township
Eva Foster announces candidacy for Township Collector Benton Township subject to Democratic primary voters in March. Mae
Fire Strikes Royal Hotel at Excelsior Springs
Early Friday a blaze tore through the Royal hotel a 250 room five story building in Excelsior Springs trapping guests. G T Carter narrowly escaped as two men were rescued from a room cut off by flames. Miss Ela Lee Decker a teacher suffered burns. Damages estimated at $10 000.
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Royal Hotel
Excelsior Springs
The
Royal
G. T. Carter
Terra Firma
Guy
Sitter An Nes
Ela Lee Decker
Isley School
Dr Palm Glasses in Chillicothe Offer Daily Service
Daily work day eye care in Chillicothe with guaranteed glasses at low prices. Doctor Palm promotes affordable frames and fittings with no service on Mondays.
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Dr. Palm
Chillicothe
Benton Township Primary Election Subject Notes
Benton township subject to the will of voters at the Republican primary in March. Lorene Whaley mentioned.
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Benton Township
Lorene Whaley
Slats Diary Notes on Doctors, Debt and Promises
Slats reports on choosing not to become a doctor and reflects on the risks of hospital patients and credit checks. He notes Sam Cling in trouble over a thousand dollar debt tied to marriage prospects and warns about giving jewelry. The entry ends with a scene at Josh Morgans house as Sam Crape arrives with a relative.
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Grean
George Tiler
Sam Cling
Sam
Sam Crape
Josh
Dun township Democratic Primary Nomination Meeting Planned
Democratic voters in Dun township will assemble in precincts on March 7 to nominate a ticket for various township offices by order of the committee.
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Duncan Township
Grateful thanks from Eathel Lambert to contributors
Eathel Lambert expresses sincere appreciation for the generous contributions received, thanking everyone for support and kindness.
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Eathel Lambert
4 H Health and First Aid Club Forms at Browning High
Under Prof M A Holman Browning High School forms a 4 H Health and First Aid Club. First meeting held Friday February 6 at the school house. Officers elected Elizabeth Burwell president Reba Rhodes vice president Carlyle Bennett secretary Luther Baker song and yell leader Della Lou Carter reporter. Club to meet first and third Fridays each month. Members listed include Kathleen Haggard Evelyn Gable Velma Smith Edward Williams Gladys Atkins Icel Kaifeng Lucille Kuhn Mildred Gooch Dorothy Creason Dorothy Stone Idris Garrett Geneva Haley Nadine Carlsted.
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M. A. Holman
Browning High School
Elizabeth Burwell
Reba Rhodes
Carlyle Bennett
Luther Baker
Della Lou Carter
Holman
Kathleen Haggard
Evelyn Gable
Velma Smith
Edward Williams
Gladys Atkins
Icel Kaifeng
Lucille Kuhn
Mildred Gooch
Dorothy Creason
Dorothy Stone
Idris Garrett
Geneva Haley
Nadine Carlsted
Big Sale At Monroe Mercantile Co Back Page Ad
Monroe Mercantile Co rearranges stock from the former Smith’s Store and offers first class merchandise at bargain prices. Readers are invited to visit the store and are assured courteous treatment from all clerks.
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Monroe Mercantile Co
Smith's
Piano Bargains Closeout Music Store Stock
Closing out dealer stock includes baby grand uprights and several used pianos. Write at once to J. D. Mahaffey Cameron Mo.
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J. D. Mahaffey
Cameron, Mo
Missouri extension service seeks state funds for expansion
Dean F B Mumford of the Missouri College of Agriculture asks the 56th General Assembly for larger state appropriations to match federal funds for Extension Service. Current federal aid of 436 535.12 would fund fourteen new county agents and seven home demonstration agents, boosting Missouri’s 64 county agents across 76 counties. Counties have funded the service to sustain it amid budget strains, but many poorer counties cannot pay salaries. If state support is not increased, district counties will lose federal dollars and the program will shrink just as needs rise.
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Missouri
Dean F. B. Mumford
Missouri College of Agriculture
Fifty-sixth General Assembly
Agricultural Extension Service
Fifty-fifth General Assembly of Missouri
Dean Mumford
College of Agriculture
Destroy Chinch Bug Now
George Jones of the Missouri College of Agriculture warns chinch bugs have endured winter well and could surge if weather continues as expected.
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George Jones
Missouri College of Agriculture
Outlook Conference invites 168 delegates to Brookfield
The Outlook Conference gathers 168 invited delegates from Brookfield and surrounding areas including bankers, business reps, editors and farm officials. Speakers from the College of Agriculture and Washington provide economic insights on when improvement may start, with a full day program in the Chamber of Commerce Rooms.
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Brookfi ‘Fiel
College of Agriculture
Washington
Outlook
Orchard Pruning Demonstration Set in Linn County
Dr. W. W. Cleveland hosts an orchard pruning meeting one mile west of Brookfield on Highway 36. County Agent Hall arranged a demonstration with W. R. Martin of Columbia assisting. The session starts at 10 o clock Monday morning February 16 in Cleveland's orchard and will lay out a plan for ongoing pruning for home, garden, or commercial orchards.
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J. Robert Hall
W. W. Cleveland
Brookfield
Hall
Linn County
W. R. Martin
Columbia
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