Missouri extension boosts cooperative marketing gains in 1930
Extension workers of the Missouri College of Agriculture helped 250 000 patrons across 1 068 cooperative marketing associations increase business to over 130 million dollars in 1930. Seventeen hundred plus meetings, 14 802 attendees, and 59 007 home economics practices marked broad outreach in 85 counties.
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Missouri
Missouri College of Agriculture
Linn County
St. Louis County
Rural Women Drive Missouri Extension in 1930 Clubs
Rural Missouri women totaling 13 947 enrolled in neighborhood clubs fueled home economics extension work at the Missouri College of Agriculture. Their drive to improve homes and serve communities powered county project efforts and community betterment through organized club activities.
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Missouri College of Agriculture
Greene
Holt
Jackson
Lafayette
Lawence
Lincoln
Monroe
Nodaday
Perry
Pettis
Ralls
Saline
St. Louis
Newton
McDonald
State Board of Health
Missouri Library Commission
Women’s Progressive Farmers’ Association
Missouri
Weekend Social Notices in Sand Branch Area
Geneva Cleeton spent Saturday night with Velma Minor. The young folks meeting was well attended Sunday night. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Overstreet and family and Mr. and Mrs. Charley Polson visited W. P. Minor's Sunday. Mae Minor and daughter Velma visited Mrs. Gusta Cleeton Saturday. Helen and Virginia Cordray, Melvin Chaffey, Geneva Cleeton and Velma Minor visited Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Cordray Sunday afternoon. 258 Valentines were given away at the Thuduim school Friday afternoon. The visitors were Ruby Helms Velma and Leon Minor and Fabian Baker. Will Coram and Leon Minor went to Chillicothe on a business trip Saturday. Velma Minor and Geneva Cleeton spent Saturday afternoon with Ruby and Ruth Helms. Mr. and Mrs. J. O. McCollum visited their son Earl McCollum Sunday. Clyde Goddard visited Leon Minor a few days last week. Dave Coram's visited Everett Coram's Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Charley Helms and family visited their relatives Ivory Slater's at New Cambria Sunday.
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Geneva Cleeton
Velma Minor
Walter Overstreet
Charley Polson
W. P. Minor
Mae Minor
Velma
Gusta Cleeton
Helen
Virginia Cordray
Melvin Chaffey
Glenn Cordray
Thuduim
Ruby Helms
Leon Minor
Fabian Baker
Will Coram
Chillicothe
Saurday
Ruby
Ruth Helms
J. O. McCollum
Earl McCollum
Clyde Goddard
Dave Coram
Everett Coram
Charley Helms
Ivory Slater
New Cambria
E. C. Bailey
Ben Carter
Grover McClarren
Winigan
Ralph Creason
Myers Place
Walter Smith
Ed Smith
North Salem
Haskell Hollon
Cora
Irl Deskins
Ray Lambert
J. H. Burkholder
Dollie Lowe
W. P. Barclay
A. H. Thorne
Linneus
W. W. Walker
Walker
Forest Gooch
B. J. Harvey
Excelsior Springs
J. B. Harvey
Blanche Clements
Arizona
James L. Bate
Richmond
Marm Kimbrough
W. B. Arnold
Dorothy Arnold
Nadine Carlstead
Leader
Ralph Lozier
Washington
J. H. Payne
Rutha Lambert
C. N. Russell
L. W. Wiese
Illinois
Charley
J. W. Cordray
New Low Flour Prices Shine at Wykoff Produce
Golden Chief flour 48 lb for 99c and 24 lb for 55c. Town Crier flour 1.60, Hawk's Best flour 1.35. 100 lb C. and H. sugar priced at 5.45. Available at Wykoff Produce with bold savings on staples.
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Golden Chief
Town Crier
Hawk's
Wykoff
Hawk’s
Local notes and social news from North Salem area
Tacal S E C Bailey delivered mail on route 2 for Ben Carter. Numerous visitors and residents shared news of moves, visits and business in the region including Cal Smith staying with friends, the Cordray sale, and plans for new farm tenancy.
Ada L Miller for Linn County Superintendent of Schools
Announcement urges votes for Ada L Miller of Purdin for Linn County Superintendent of Schools at the April election. Miller is described as qualified with wide local support among teachers and voters and plans an active county canvass. Readers are asked to support her candidacy.
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Ada L. Miller
Purdin
Linn County
Miss Miller
Millen
Flour and sugar sale prices advertised
Advertising blip lists Golden Chief Flour 48 lb at 99 cents and 24 lb at 55 cents along with 100 lb sacks of C and H Sugar priced at 5.45. Neatly presented as a bulk grocery deal.
Local Notes from Kirksville and Surrounding Towns
Ellis Jennings and wife visited Elze Hoskins in Grim-Smith hospital after a serious operation. Orville Mott has whooping cough. Mrs Braden Thudium hosted a quilting bee with over twenty ladies. Will Burkholder and Wrenford Coram visited family. Charley Walters on the sick list. Jeff Mott traveled to Winigan for business. R E Maxwell and George Montgomery shopped in Brookfield. G S Thudium attends court in Brookfield. Daniel Thudium and Fabian Simpson called on Richard Thudium.
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Ellis Jennings
Kirksville
Elze Hoskins
Grim-Smith Hospital
Orville Mott
Braden Thudium
Brookfield
George Montgomery
Brookfilld
Daniel Thudium
Fabian Simpson
Richard Thud
Walnut Grove Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
John Hoskins of Cora visits his daughters Mrs Lester Lawrence and Mrs Troy Head this week. Charley Swearengen and Mrs Mary Spencer attend Fields sale. Ralph Morris visits Browning with John Robison. Jamice party at her home for 4-H. Ella Morris hosts with Mr Browning. Charley Pipes, Verda and Anna Ma Eula Christy attend Morris event in Milan. End of note lists guests at Cora.
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John Hoskins
Cora
Lester Lawrence
Troy Head
Ralph Morris
John Robison
Browning
Jamice Pir
Ella Morris
Jof Browning
Charley Pipes
Verda
Anna Ma Eula Christy
Urday
Henry Morris
Carol
Milan
Morris
Mrs. Charl
Molly Pipes
Cora Sargent
New Ideas In Sandwiches
Novel sandwich ideas suggest stocking up for picnics or dances. It details tongue, pickled lamb, boned chicken, and ginger marmalade sandwiches with mustard horseradish mayo lettuce and graham bread. Also describes orange marmalade biscuit sandwiches baked hot.
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Dean F. B. Mumford
University of Missouri
Misouri
Tacal S
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America
Ium
Hadley Rulon
W. L. Rulon
Henry Hubbard
Walnut Grove
Charley Swearengen
Mary Spencer
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