Community Guests and Weekend Visits Noted
Northeast Linn and Othy Clapp families visited W W Jones over Sunday. John Hoseltons oldest son recovers from illness. Miss Bessie Jones closed a successful Hill school term. F M Cattey returned from Michigan to visit a sick brother. John McCollum and Roy McCollum families visited Perry McCollum. Blacksmith shops busy due to icy roads. Thomas Coram bought two white faced cows for 75 dollars each. Mrs Will Nations father John Opel and two Indiana uncles visited. Wilbert Cahoon and family visited Cattey. I J McCollum and Will Brewer families also stopped by. Pie and pound supper at John Bowers with a large turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Coram
Ben Rulon
Local notes from South Sullivan area
W L Taylor visited Milan on business while J S Jacobs also traveled there. Mrs W T Schrock and children stayed with J B Chittum. C Thurlo will visit San Jon New Mexico with J W Atkins and others. Telephone lines are being straightened and linked to town lines. John and Lester Kenley bought J B Chittum’s cattle for 575 as a fine bunch of corn fed steers. L V Taylor and wife of Fern Oklahoma are guests of John Taylor and relatives. Lemma is building a new home and says he is doing well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Thurlo
San Jon
New Mexico
John
Lester Kenley
J. B. Chittum
L. V. Taylor
Fern
Oklahoma
John Taylor
Lemma
Purdin Items Highlight Local Visits And Meetings
Purdin residents report on visitors including Tom Barbee and George Dodge Jr while Riley Bales makes a trip to Laclede. A stockholders mass meeting for the Purdin Telephone Exchange is set for next Saturday the 28th. Other notes mention illnesses, farm moves, a neighborly birthday surprise for Mrs Morris, sleet disrupts stock care, and school board extending the teaching term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Dodge, Jr
Moberly
Purdin Telephone Exchange
Cecil Cassity
Chillicothe Normal School
Stowe's Big Uncle Tom's Cabin Ad Promises Big Show
An 19th century bill poster for Browning announces Stowe's Big Uncle Tom's Cabin at Browning on January 27 with ticket prices listed as 25 35 and 50. The notice highlights a popular theater production and pricing details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stowe
Cora Items and Local Illness Reports
Mrs Glidewell is very sick and Willie Smith is threatened with lung fever. Flora Lumsden is staying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Smith
Flora Lumsden
Scenic production of Uncle Tom's Cabin at Browning
Advertises a scenic production of Stowe's Uncle Tom's Cabin in Browning on January 27 with special scenery for each act, aiming for first class theater quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stowe
Browning
Dodson Brothers Restaurant Serves Fast Food Offerings
A local cafe invites patrons to dine in with meals or short orders. It advertises fresh creamery butter at 23 cents per pound and fresh buttermilk at 5 cents per gallon for buyers and patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodson Brothers’ Restaurant
Administration Notice for D. L. Whaley Estate
Letters of Administration granted by Linn County Missouri probate court on December 13 1910 to the undersigned for the estate of D L Whaley deceased. Creditors must present claims within one year for allowance or be barred. two years from publication to file.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. L. Whaley
Linn County
Missouri
Farm Progress Offers Silver Spoon Premium Deal
Farm Progress invites readers to subscribe for one year at 25 cents or two years at 50 cents and receive six silveroid spoons six inches long. The spoons are tarnish resistant with beaded edges and designed like expensive utensils, offering lasting household value for new and existing subscribers.
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Farm Progress of
St. Louis
United States
Notice to Debtors by Owning Concrete Co
All parties indebted to us must call and settle at once as we need the money from Owning Concrete Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concrete Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
Northeast
Linn
Othy Clapp
W. W. Jones
John Hoselton
Bessie Jones
F. M. Cattey
Michigan
John McCollum
Roy McCollum
Perry McCollum
Will Nation
John Opel
Sullivan County
Indiana
Wilbert Cahoon
I. J. McCollum
Will Brewer
F. M
John Bowers
Plymouth Rock Roosters
South Sullivan
W. L. Taylor
Milan
J.S. Jacobs
W. T. Schrock
J. B. Chittum and
Purdin
Tom Barbee
Maggie Browning
Riley Bales
Laclede
Lagrippe
Lee Hardin
Rex Hale
Alex T. Kirk
L. M. McNally
Floyd Hardin
Daisy Street
Fay Franklin
Nee. Great
Mr. Alexander
Ott Morris
Mrs. Morris
Perry Halls
Paul Shatto
Roy Fraziers
Clum Mitchel
R. H. B. Jennings
Cora
Business Directory
Roy Whaley
Chas. Vanwye
Hunter
Dr. Fleming
Austin’ Brothers
Tensorial Artists
South Side
Main St. Browning
W. C. Ingram
Lantz
Lina
Oliver Lay
N.G
B. Hunter
Sec
Browning Rebekah Lodge
Pated
Sarah Neet
John Mairs
Biswell Lodge
W. P. Nickell
Hackney Horse
Iron Gray Horse
Cuckblied Onit
Onle
Harry L. Phillips
J. W. Fields
Higgins & McDuff
Harvey
Davis
Jas. Nest, Eros
S. L. Gibson Cashier
H. C. Bailey
Vice-Press
C. Bailey
Asa’t Cashier
the Peoples Bank
J. G. Watson
Ralph H. Hamilton
B. J. Lambert, Benjamin Mairs
Browning, Missouri
Jas. Nest
M. P. Brainfield, W. E. Duckworth
A. E. Lambert
J. Bhc
Stone, Bailey, Jibson
A. NeThurlo
J. I. Harmon
J. A. Calhoun
R. M. Calhoun
Farmers’ Exchange Bank
J. W. Sevier
J. M. Thurlo
A. N. Thurlo, Wm. Shepherd
H. C. Pearson
Christy
Burlington’s
LT A Hunt
California
T. Wykoff
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