Marketing Committee Set to Meet in Brookfield
Annual Linn County Livestock and Wool Marketing Committee meeting will be in the Brookfield Court Room on Friday Feb 1 at 10:00 a.m. John Rulen chairs and outlines progress for 1951 and plans for 1952. Afternoon talks feature E M Woods Missouri Farm Bureau and reps from Central Livestock Markets.
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Linn County Livestock and Wool Marketing
Brookfield
John Rulen
E. M. Woods
Missouri Farm, Bureau Livestock and Wool ~Marketingrogram
John Rulon
Everett Ratliff
Chester Long
Edgar Morris
Harlow Fay
Eldon Cole
Earl Louden
Henry Stockwell
New Marker System to Show Historic Sites Along Highways
The Missouri State Historical Society in Columbia launches a state highway marker survey to record historic places of statewide interest along or near highways. Markers will conserve Missouri history for locals and tourists, with about 100 markers already in place on major trails and in cities like St. Louis, Hannibal, and Kansas City. Citizens are urged to report unmarked sites with location, appearance, and historical connections for potential markers and later consideration.
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Migaway Wavelers
Wnth
Linn County
State Historical Society of Missouri At Columbia
The
Historical Society
Missouri
Boone's Lick
St. Louis
Hannibal
Springfield
Kansas City
Fertilizer Dealers Form County Association Officers Elected
Eighteen fertilizer dealers met at the County Extension Office on Monday night January 7 to establish a County Association of fertilizer and plant food distributors. Rolla Baugher of Bucklin was named President, Joe Turner of Linneus Vice President, and Gene Butterfield of Meadville Secretary. Raymond L. Carroll Jr., County Extension Agent, urged deeper understanding of plant food needs and distribution and application methods. The group discussed aims and standards for member dealers.
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County Association of Fertilizer and
Rolla Baugher
Bucklin
Joe Turner
Linneus
Gene Butterfield
Meadville
Raymond L. Carroll, Jr
Missouri highway department reports on center striped lines
The Missouri Highway Department states 4 366 miles of highways were center striped in 1951 using 71 450 gallons of paint. Yellow paint totaled 28 016 gallons for no passing zones, white 21 099 gallons for center lines on asphalt, and black 22 335 gallons for center stripes on concrete. Reflecting beads weighed 135 408 pounds. About 6 500 to 7 000 miles are kept striped annually. field work is by division crews and a Main Office crew handles heavy routes. Yellow lines are painted to ensure 800 feet sight distance on hills and curves.
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Missouri
State Highway Commission
Bureau of Maintenance
U.S
Chit Services at Purdin Church Bible Study Sundays
Purdin Church of Christ invites all to Bible study each Sunday at 10 a.m. Attend the class to explore scripture in fellowship with the congregation. Everyone is welcome to join.
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Purdin Church of Christ
Mt Olive Baptist Church Service Schedule
Mt Olive Baptist Church led by Pastor A Beker holds Sunday School at 10 00 AM with Junior Phillips as superintendent Morning Worship at 11 00 AM Evening Worship at 7 30 PM Preaching on the second and fourth Sundays Family night on Friday A cordial welcome extended to everyone.
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Mt. Olive Baptist Church
A. B. Beker
Junior Phillips
Pleasant Grove Evangelical United Brethren Church Notice
Pleasant Grove Evangelical United Brethren Church schedule for Sunday shows 10 a.m. service with Roy Miller as superintendent and regular preaching days on the second and fourth Sundays at 11 a.m. and 7 30 p.m. Edgar E. Rushton is listed as pastor supply and invites all not worshiping elsewhere to attend.
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Pleasant Grove
Evangelical United Brethren Church Sunday
Senoor
Roy Miller
Edgar E. Rushton
Baptist Church Bible Study and Prayer Services Schedule
C. L. McQuown and S. S. Supt lead Bible study each Sunday at 10 a.m. Classes for all ages are provided. Prayer services are held each Wednesday at 7 30 p.m.
Missionary's Homeward Journey From Africa Service
Reverend Howard Copeland pastor at Browning Methodist Church hosts church school at 10 a.m. Morning worship at 11. A missionary to Africa, whose wife died on the field, travels home with his young son by wagon and steamer, then participates in an Angelistic Service at 7:30 p.m.
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Browning Methodist Church
Howard Copeland
G. T. Woodward
Eva
Africa
Revival Meetings Spread Across Kirksville District
Fragmentary note recalls a boy asking about a stable home during a rough sea scene and mentions revivals in Methodist churches across the Kirksville District from March 23 to 28, urging faith as a path to a safer future.
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Ming
Kirksville
Purdin Church News and Fur Trapping Deadlines
Purdin Church announces Sunday worship at 10 o'clock with next January 20 1952 evening service to be decided after morning service at Bear Branch. Bible Study at Morris Chapel Wednesdays at 7. In Jefferson City Missouri trapping closes January 15 with pelts due by January 29 mink and muskrat by January 5 end December 31 fox pelts due January 20. Red and grey fox remain legal to trap by gun or dog until March 31 with pelts due by April 16. A trapping permit is required and 1951 furs may be sold only under 1952 permit. The Browning man is noted for suggesting publicity and a husbandly theme.
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Purdin Church
Bear Branch
Morris Chapel
Jefferson City
Polio Story Heads Missouri March of Dimes Appeal
Homer P Rainey March of Dimes chairman urges readers to fund polio care, research and education in Missouri. He notes rising polio cases, debt from the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis, and state aid totaling over fifty thousand dollars plus one million dollars in local chapter support. He thanks the newspaper for space to tell the Polio story and calls for continued public generosity. The piece also lists forest tree seedling and wildlife bundle orders for farmers and landowners via the Missouri Conservation Commission with prices and delivery timelines.
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Missouri
Penses
National Foundation For
National Foundation
March of Dimes
Tion’ Aid Fund
Adsion
Jefferson City
Missouri Conservation Commission
William Towell
The
Commission
Forestry Division
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DY Ina
Misso Joys of Agriculture
Enal
Egent
Missouri Highway Department
Chit Services
E. V. Campbell
Browning
Homer P. Rainey
Pres. Stephens College
Farm Journal and
Panmexs
Mark and
Magazin
Em Home Magazine
Poultry Journal
Gazette 8 Farmer 'N Herald
Sean Romances
Ier
Upo
ASE
R and Magazine
Jj Gurboor
Pathfinder
Popular Mechaniss
Popular Science Monthly
Poultry Tribune
Saturday Evening Post
Screen Stories Skyways
RFD
Postoffice
Tur
Chevrolet
Browning, Mo
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