Birth Anniversary of John R. Kirk in Kirksville
A tribute to John R. Kirk born January 23, 1851 in Illinois and raised in Missouri. He led Northeast Missouri State Teachers College Kirksville as president and later president emeritus and influenced teacher training reform nationwide.
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Missouri
John R. Kirk
Northeast Missouri State Teachers College
Kirksville
Dr. Kirk
Bureau County
Illinois
Harrison County
Missouri State Teachers’ Association
Kirk
Iowa
Bethany
Kansas City
Westport
National
Eduction Association
Missouri State Teachers Association
Normal School
National Education Assocition
North Central Council of Normal School
American Association of Teachers Colleges
Missouri Wesleyan and
Park Colleges
Garner Items Sunday Visitors and Funeral Note
Sunday visitors included Jno B Tallman family Claude Perrin family and Mrs Ora Mott. Rev Noel Coram and Kirksville visitors to Arthur Coram. The infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Orville Mott was laid to Garner cemetery last Wednesday the 23rd. Community sympathy noted.
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Orville Mott's
Jno B. Tallman
Claude Perrin
Ora Mott
Dave Coram
Linneus
Arthur Coram
Bettie Dodge
I. E
Thudium's
Hubert Baskett
Donald
Orville
Thudium
Vern
Gary
Noel Coram
Kirksville
Charley Thudhum
Bennie Burkholder
W. J. Burkholder
Roy Maxwell
Earl Campbell
W. L. Rulon
Billie
Homer Finney
Orville Mott
Garner
Seed sowing methods for timothy and clover on wheat fields
Paul Bushnell reports sowing clover and timothy seed on wheat in Brookfield area. He uses fall planting with a possible January replant if needed, advocating a peck per acre. J H McGheen retires from farming but will lease on a share basis and praises seed bed prep with disking old meadows. Other notes praise Korean clover and extension work.
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Paul Bushnell
Brookfield
Farm Buvreau
Timothy
J. H. McGheen
Near
Shelby
Farm Bureau
McGhee
Hall
Purdin Residents Take Scenic Drives Weekend
Mr and Mrs Will Pulliam and Mrs A W Cotter motor to Milan on Thursday. Mr and Mrs Orval Cokerham and the Pulliams motor to Brookfield on Saturday. Mrs David Cady is slowly recovering from arthritis and sciatic trouble. Mr and Mrs Buel Axom and Mr and Mrs Charles Grice and son motor to Chillicothe Saturday night. D L Cady out of route Saturday with cold and sore throat. Dale Street helps Mr Cady carry the mail for a few days. Charley Pulliam called on his
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Will Pulliam
A.W. Cotter
Milan
Orval Cokerham
Brookfield
David Cady
Tunnells celebrate 40th wedding anniversary
Mrs. Maggart remains ill with pneumonia. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Tunnell celebrated their 40th wedding anniversary with a Sunday gathering. Relatives and friends visited at the Tunnell home including George Pittaway, Elsworth Smith, and Nellie Stephenson among others.
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Maggart
J. D. Tunnell
George Pittaway
Elsworth Smith
Kansas City
Dorothy ‘Thorpe
Nellie Stephenson
Ada Smith
Barnett
Milan
Melvin Stephenson
Tom, Ford
Alta Smith
Doll Reed
Doyle Murphy
W. W. Lovell
Trenton
Clyde Murphy
Robert Stephenson
Nellie
Robert
la McClarren
Max Wolfe
M. E. Williams
Cora and Cross Roads Weather and Local Movements
A brief rural report notes a light winter touch. Clark Harmon sold cattle to Pollock Bros near Unionville last week. Vernie Foster and family visited his half-brother Ernest Bundridge and family. Ernest Bundridge and his wife were shopping in Milan Saturday. Clifford Fanning of Cora delivered Vernie Foster's cattle to the St.
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Clark Harmon
Cora
Pollock Bros
Unionville
Vernie Foster
Ernest Bundridge
Milan
Clifford Fanning
Local Notes From Northeast Cora Community
Monday night Joseph market visit noted Vernie accompanied him they returned home Tuesday. Henry Lawrence of northeast of Cora recently broke a leg and is recovering. Harold Glidewell of northeast Cora bought hogs from Clyde Brinkley east of Cora and from General Sayre south of Milan. Tom Edd Bundridge of Humphreys worked on his farm northeast of Cora. Mrs Harold Glidewell and daughter Dora Jean visited Chas Dodson’s Sunday afternoon. Dut Jennings of west of Cora visited Harold Glidewell Sunday morning. J W Bundridge is covering Henry Lawrence’s work while he recovers. Mr and Mrs J W Sevier and Elmer Sevier visited Chas Dodson Tuesday last week. Dr Becker of Milan was in the area last week.
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Henry Lawrence
Cora
Harold. Glidewell
Clyde Brinkley
General Sayre
Milan
Tom Edd Bundridge
Humphreys
Harold Glidewell
Dora Jean
Chas. Dodson
Jennings
West of Cora
J. W.bundridge
J. W. Sevier
Elmer Sevier
Dr. Becker
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Missoure Histor
Columbia
Kirksville College
D. L. Cady
Nellie Garrett
Purdin School
Corbin
M. E. Church
Purdin
High Sierras
Mountain Man
Harold Channing
Gordon Breck
Forest Service
California
Sierra Nevada Mountains
Breck
Louise Temple
Greenwich Village
NYAL
Nyseptos
VICK
J. G. May Drug Company
Fexall
Browning, Mo
BIG Smith
Advertiser Tobacco
BIG Jeff Tobacco
Victor
Kellogg's
van Camp
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