Modern Country Town Life and Community Spirit
The piece laments elitist cliques in small towns and praises a growing spirit of communal cooperation. It notes past divides among churches, social groups, and activities, urging towns like Browning to unite as one big family to advance civic and economic progress.
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Browning
Carmack Announces Candidacy for Sullivan County Superintendent
J A Carmack announces his bid for the office of County Superintendent of Schools in Sullivan County. Supporting initials B S D A B A M appear with the statement. The notice is formal and public election filing language.
Linn County School Superintendent Seeks Re election
Present County School Superintendent J F Hortenstine of Linn County asks for consideration of re election at the Annual School Meeting slated for April.
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J. F. Hortenstine
Linn County
Dr Sailer Veterinary at Nev ing Drug Store
Dr Sailer, a veterinary figure, operates near Nev ing Drug Store and responds to calls at all hours.
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Dr. Sailer
Neving Drug Store
Home Talent Program A Good One At Electric Theatre
The Home Talent Program directed by Mrs. Clara Sayers at the Electric Theatre Friday night drew a fine crowd despite sickness. The evening featured comic songs duets solos piano pieces dancing and instrumental numbers with attentive audiences and evidence of careful training by Mrs. Sayers and her music class.
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Clara Sayers
Electric Theatre
Sayers
Farm loan offer and personal note from 1923
A 1923 correspondence from Memphis Missouri includes an advertisement for farm loans at five and one half percent by Burwell & Porter of Brookfield. It also contains a personal note from L Arnold requesting a couple of years be added and sending a three dollar check, signed “Yours truly.”
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Burwell & Porter
Brookfield
Memphis
Joe
L. Arnold
Farmers Store Spring Ladies Ready to Wear Arrives
The Farmers Store announces a new spring-line of ladies dresses coats and suits now in stock. Explore affordable ready to wear fashions for spring.
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Farmers Store
Lozier Clarifies Term Start March 4 for Congress
In Carrollton Missouri on February 16 1923 Ralph F Lozier clarifies that his term as Representative begins March 4 not January 1 and notes the first regular session will convene December 1923. He invites constituents to contact him in Carrollton for any matters during the interim and promises active service regardless of party.
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Harding
Carrollton
Ralph F. Lozier
Calhoun and Thornton Farm and Property Selling Ads
Calhoun and Thornton advertise options to sell or trade farms town property and merchandise. They also offer writing insurance and making farm loans at low rates.
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Calhoun & Thornton
Sullivan County School Superintendent Candidate Blanches Summers
Blanche Summers announces candidacy for superintendent of Sullivan County Schools subject to voters at the April 3 1923 election.
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Sullivan County
Blanche Summers
Engine Tore Up Track on Hill Run
A southbound push car returning from Purdin derailed near a hill, tearing ties and damaging rails. The engine and fireman assisted at the scene, no injuries were reported, passengers stranded briefly, and service delayed for hours until wreckage clearance.
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Purdin
Contestant Seeks Votes in Smith Store Piano Giveaway
Christine Havens appeals for votes in a local piano giveaway at J.J. Smith Store. She thanks supporters in advance for their help and encouragement.
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J.j.smith
Christine Havens
Slats Diary Chronicles Everyday Troubles and Blunders
A diary style log from Slats recounts a week of small missteps and family notes. The entries cover tests, excuses about a game, Sunday sermon reflections, marital concerns about a mean husband, new neighbors, and a magazine editor reply. The tone is informal and candid with humorous self critique.
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Jake
Chrch
Mrs Morelock Rests After Long Illness in Missouri
Mrs George W Morelock dies at home after nearly two years of illness. Laura A VanHorn born July 26 1864 in Quincy Indiana. married Dee G Smith, then George W Morelock. Survives son J W Smith, sister Martha Childers, brothers Wm J John W W R Van Horn. Funeral Saturday by Rev Hargrave. buried Hoover cemetery Norby.
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J. W.smith
Dee G. Smith
George W.morelock
Baptist Church
Hargrove
Hoover
Norby
Martha Childers
Brookfield
Wm. J
John W
W.r.van Horn
Fossil
Ore
Tennyson
Community thanks for support during illness and burial
We cannot express our appreciation to friends and neighbors who assisted through sickness, death, and burial of our mother and wife. To you all we shall be forever grateful. J. W. Smith, G. W. Morelock.
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J.w.smith
G.w.morelock
Farm For Sale Near North Salem
The John Jaynes 140 acre farm west of North Salem is for sale. For details contact administrator Geo. C. Jaynes in North Salem or Mrs L W Bingham in Browning.
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John Jaynes
North Salem
Geo. C. Jaynes
L.w.bingham
Browning
Foot Comfort Demonstration At Farm erg Store
A Chicago man trained in Dr Scholl s foot comfort method will appear at Farm erg Store on Saturday February 24 for a demonstration showing foot care advice and products.
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Chicago
Big Hog Sale Draws Crowd at Haggard Building
Last Thursday W S Neet & Sons and H S Taylor & Son held a big sale of registered Spotted Poland China hogs in the Haggard building on Main Street. Col P M Gross acted as master of ceremonies and auctioneer, drawing praise for his skilled, national reputation.
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Poland
W.s.neet & Sons
H.s.taylor & Son
Haggard
Main Street
Col. P.m.gross
Congress
Queen Quality Low Shoes at The Farmers Store
The Farmers Store promotes a spring line of Queen Quality low shoes for women. Advertises stylish options, quality materials, and reasonable prices to attract shoppers.
Obituary for George Ray Myers of Browning Missouri
George Ray Myers born near Browning Missouri December 25 1898 died February 15 1923 aged 24 years 1 month and 21 days He joined the First Baptist Church of Browning January 31 1923 and February 4 1923 He leaves her parents five brothers and four sisters and several relatives Funerals were held at the Baptist church Browning Saturday at 11 o clock conducted by Rev Hargrove and burial followed at Mundell cemetery in hope of resurrection morn Sympathy is extended to the bereaved family.
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George Ray Myers
Browning
Linn County
Missouri
First Baptist Church of
W. A.myers
John
Purdin
Lee
Tacoma
Wash
Everett
P. I
Aubra
Noel
Sayers
Laredo
A.m.street
Head
Lora
D.P
W. T. Myers
Homer Cooper
Son
Quincy
Vera
Ray
Baptist
Hargrove
Mundell
Tailored Suits Ready Now at Better Service
Attention men and young men. New books of samples just arrived. Order now to choose from a full line and receive enhanced service. We measure for a guaranteed fit.
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Farmers Store
Three Ice Crops This Winter
Rayns Carter reports three ice harvests this winter with one house filled pre Christmas and a second set to be finished in January. An old timer notes such an ice season before and after the holidays has not occurred in forty years. The winter is mild with little snow while other regions face severe cold, and the area remains a garden spot.
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Rayns Carter
Norsheim Oxfords For Men From The Farmers Store
The Farmers Store promotes a new spring line of Florsheim shoes aimed at young men seeking quality style and reasonable prices. The message highlights Florsheim as the recommended brand for men.
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Norsheim Oxfords
Florsheim
Farmers Store
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