Local man links with nation poultry health service
Petersons Garage gains local poultry health service station status for Dr Saisbury Laboratories of Charles City Iowa. Poultry raisers can access disease prevention, diagnosis and treatment guidance with support from Saisbury specialists and educators. Limited copies of a 64 page Poultry Health Manual will be offered while supplies last.
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Poultry Health
Petersons
Dr. Saisbury
Charles City
Peterson
Salsbury
Slats Diary of a Week and Odd Experiments
A diary style recap from Slats covering a misadventure with invitations on a typewriter and a copy machine, a failed peppermint pulling party plan, a dangerous chemistry lab accident, a dramatic Sunday encounter, a strained Monday with Joe Hix, a noisy Tuesday misprint, a Wednesday exam comment, and a note about CWA orchard pest control work and seeking help identifying orchard workers.
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Elsy
Jane
Joe Hix
Joe
Manny
Fuller
Taxpayers Notice for Benton Township Taxes
Taxpayers notice lists tax collection sites at Browning Savings Bank Citi zens State Bank and Bank of Purdin on January dates January 19 25 27 20 and 26 with Isabel Gocoh named as Collector for Benton township taxes.
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Browning Savings Bank
Citizens State
Bank of Purdin
Benton Township
Isabel Gocoh
Farmers Sign Up Campaign Officials In Linn County
Faithful Farmers Lost Friday forty nine Town ship Committeemen on corn hog work out of a possible fifty three who were elected to aid in the signup campaign came through mud to Linnaeus and received their first instructions from County Agent Hall. The three blanks include map of the farm for contracts hogs produced and sold and the work sheet. Committeemen to fill and return with a contract at upcoming sign up meetings in each township.
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Linnaeus
Hall
Linn
Examination for temporary corn-hog tabulator position
County Agent Hall announces an exam for a temporary corn-hog tabulator at Linneus High School at 1 PM Saturday January 27. Professor Henry will conduct, envelopes opened in room, applicants must file blanks at Hall’s Linneus office by Monday January 22.
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Hall
Linneus
Henry
Mr. Hall
Ae State Statistician
Colum
Taken to Hospital After Incident in Cen terville
Mrs Estel Riddel was taken to St Josphn s Hospital in Centerville Iowa last Friday morning where she received treatment and is doing as well as could be expected.
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Estel Riddel
St. Josphn’s Hospital
Centerville
Iowa
Missouri's Pioneer Historian Campbell Founds State Society
Floyd recounts Billy Campbell a Missouri State Senator and scholar who helped inaugurate the Missouri Historical and Philosophical Society in 1844 45. The group aimed to preserve records publish works and collect specimens. it grew then declined after Campbell a famed writer died in 1849 and the collection moved to state custody.
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Missouri
Floyd
William M." Campbell
Billy” Campbell
Jefferson City
Missouri Historical and Philosophical Society
Missouri Capitol
George W. Hough
Campbell
Andrew Jackson
Tennessee
United States
General Assembly
Capitol
William M. Campbell
David Todd
Columbia
Secretary of State
State Historical Society
Infant Barron Passes At Ten Days Old
Infant son of Mr and Mrs Tracey Barron born January 3 1934 died January 12 at 9 30 p m at the home of grandparents Mr and Mrs Obe Clapp. Laid to rest in Bethel cemetery with Elvis Martin conducting a brief funeral service. The bereaved family has their sympathy.
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Arthur Richard
Tracey Barron
Obe Clapp
Bethel Cemetery
Elvis Martin
Local Notes From The Leader Record: Milan And Nearby
Subscriptions and local business notes include Leonard Bailey working for C B Purdin this week, Elmer Jennings and several Johnsons on various errands in Milan, and L M Kenley attending to matters there. R D Glaze sold corn hay and pasture near Reger Tuesday, while Walter Smith found work in Kansas City. The report also notes ideal winter weather with thawing days, James R Williams visiting Kirksville and Edward Williams singing at church, and C B Purdin recovering from barn loft injuries.
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Leonard Bailey
C. B. Purdin
Elmer Jennings
Milan
Henry Lambert
North Sa- Tem
Taylor Brothers
Herbert Thompson
L. M. Kenley
Fridday
E. M. Neely
S. Johnson
Clarence Johnson
Elmer Johnson
Fay Peterson
R. D. Glaze
R. A. Glaze
M.D. Glaze
Reger
Walter ‘Smith
Kansas City
Mason Thurlo
James R. Williams
Kirksville
Edward
Local Weather Turns Chilly With Wet Roads Risk
The mention notes melted precipitation leaving streets slick and windshields wet. Temperatures have fallen several degrees, bringing notably wintry and slippery travel conditions as crews report improving winter weather.
The Long Extra Session and the Senate Blame
Whitaker argues the extended General Assembly session was driven by the Governor and the Senate resisted, detailing a threefold lawmaking process, the wide agenda, and repeated messages that stretched the session beyond limits. The piece notes tax requests, Senate resistance, and House impatience as central tensions in early January.
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General Assembly
Senate
House of Representatives
House
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Whder
CWA
Lewis D. Kelsey
A. L. Marlay
B. Whitaker