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A Brown ing Missouri page notes a Sunday School talk by R W Wessner of the M E C South with remarks on original sin and conservation of white paper The column humorously critiques politics booze relationships and social habits with adages on prosperity chance and manners.
No clear events from a fragmentary weather note
January and what fine weather. A man's success may not be due to his wife, but she probably made him do a lot of things he did not intend to do. There is too much of a disposition to believe one can afford anything obtainable on the installment plan.
Wool prices mention ten cents and ten dollars per pound
A stock note notes wool sells for ten cents a pound in the rough and ten dollars a pound in a pair of pants, illustrating differing value in processing stages.
Purdin Items Show Big Farm Club Meeting and Local Visits
About 300 attended the Farm Club meeting and dinner in Purdin. D. L. Cady and family visited Meadville on Sunday. H. C. Taylor and wife of Brookfield visited Willard Pulliams. Fred Kennedy and family visited Wm Streets. Raymond Bagley and wife visited Charley Bagley. Mrs. O S Stone and children visited Jess Pulliams. H C Pearson and wife and W H Spencer and wife of Browning visited Earnest Pearsons. M L McIntyre and wife visited Grover Gilmers. J E Steen F A Johnson M L McIntyre and J N Chambers made a business trip to Chillicothe last Friday. Joe Christy Mrs John Kollasch and Floy Ogle and wife of Browning made a business call at Purdin Saturday. Lucile Pulliam visiting Brookfield this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purdin
Farm Club
J. E. Steen
F. A. Johnson
M. L. McIntyre
J. N. Chambers
Chillicothe
Joe Christy
John Kollasch
Floy Ogle
Browning
Private air travel for the rich seen as future trend
The article argues that privately owned airplanes will become affordable only for the wealthy, while ordinary people will be left with a few cars. It presents a social divide in transportation access and hints at rising costs for the average citizen.
Steady work and fair pay clash with health and value
A reflection argues that constant labor harms health while those who expect full pay for partial effort should accept high prices from vendors like a butcher charging a dollar for a fifty-cent steak.
Not Opposed to Automobiles Yet Favor Homes First
The speaker argues that a young man with a wife and several children needs a home before an automobile and suggests the car is not as deadly as a six shooter bowie knife or poison.
Notice of Final Settlement in Lambert Estate
Notice is given to all creditors and interested parties that executrix Rutha Lambert will make final settlement of A. S. Lambert estate at Linn County Probate Court Linneus Missouri on February 13 1922.
Administrator's Notice for Estate of Chas W Haggard
Letters of Administration granted by Linn County Missouri Probate Court on January 9 1922 for Chas W Haggard deceased. Creditors must file claims within six months for allowance or be barred. claims not filed within one year from letters date are forever barred. K M Duncan Administrator. Attest Arthur L Pratt Judge of Probate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. W. Haggard
Linn County
Missouri
K. M. Duncan
Arthur L. Pratt
Porter estate final settlement notice in Linn County
Isola Porter Administratrix gives notice to all creditors and others interested in the estate of C. Jas. Amos Porter that she will make final settlement at the next term of the Probate Court of Linn County Missouri to be held at Linneus on February 13 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Jas
Amos Porter
Isola Porter
Linn County
Missouri
Linneus
Cattle and horse trade and visits across towns
Elvis Martin of Winigan bought Claud Ellicott's cattle last week. W P Carter of Browning looked for horses and mules Monday. James Carmack and G M Spencer were in Cora events last week. Dan Havens and Dan Boswell visited Browning and Gault respectively. Alden Tharp family visited J H Tharp and Claud Elliott with wife went to Browning last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elvis Martin
Winigan
Claud Ellicott
W. P. Carter
Browning
G. M. Spencer
Milan
James Carmack
Cora
Claud Elliott
Cross Roads And Cora Visit With Families
Earl Shaw and family visited Cora with Fred Boswell and family during the weekend.
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Browning, Missouri
Joe Nickell
Browning, Mo
R. W. Wessner
M. E. C., South
Pueblo
Garette
North Salem, MO
Hargraves
Mary Jane
Stewart Woodside
Pledge Potts
Jay Smith
Peter Polstein
A Dubhman
Henry Patterson
Isabelle Courtney
Po’stein
Louise Mairs
Kate Larkney
Isabelle
Lillian Powell
Hannibal
John Lambert
D. L. Cady
Meadville
H. C. Taylor
Brookfield
Willard Pulliams
Fred Kennedy
Raymond Bagley
Charley Bagleys
O. S. Stone
Jess Pulliams
H. C. Pearson
W. H. Spencer
Earnest Pearsons
Grover Gilmers
Lucile Pulliam
Poland
China
North Salem
Shelby
Gerstdale Jones, Caldwell
Big Bob
Burk
Wonder
Jersey
Mar
J. B. Fleming
D. V. Mardis
Walter R. Head
A. S. Lambert
Rutha Lambert
Cecil Dodson
Billie Franklin
D. G. Havens
Charley Richmonds
George Moffitt
Roger
Dan Havens
Fred Boswell
Gault
Alden Tharp
J. H. Tharps
Earl Shaw
Seos
Mark O. Alspach
Harrison Bell
Res
Bell Benton
Clifton
Ratliff Commission CO
Kansas City
U.S. A
Live Stock Exchange