Mrs J N Neet Dies In Kirksville Home
Mrs J N Neet aged 75 dies at 512 South Marion Kirksville after five years decline. Funeral held at Kirksville funeral home then Baptist church with Rev Garrett delivering sermon. Survived by husband James Neet eleven children, twenty two grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Interment Jenkins cemetery. Muscle Shoals bill referenced in local commentary on taxation and government.
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Sarah Elizabeth
James C
Mary G. McClannahan
Greentop
Schuyler County
Missouri
Illinois
Macon County
Gifford
James Neet
C. C. Neet
Ethel
L. W. Vandiver
Jefferson City
Ella Saxton
Nampa
Idahi
A. E. Gibson
Chillicothe
Lafe Bennett
James N. Neet
This City
C. H. Beckex
Ara Shanks
Paul
Leo H
Kirksville
S.C. McClanahan
Touchet, Wash
Baptist Church
Garrett
Methodist Episcopal Church of
Jenkins Cemetery
Neet
Sunday School at Pleasant Grove Church Begins at 10
Sunday School at Pleasant Grove Church begins promptly at 10 o clock with Herman Payne as superintendent.
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U. B
U. B. Pleasant Grove
Herman Payne
Willing Workers Club Meeting Notes
Willing Workers met June 28 with Jean Bailey. Attendance was small due to bad weather. Present: Mary Griffis, Mary Vincent, Cecile Cotter, Jean Bailey. Visitors: Mrs. Tom Bundies and Barbara Bailey. Next meet is Wednesday July 12 for a half day with Mrs. Mable Brown.
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Jean Bailey
Mary Griffis
Mary Vincent
Cecile Cotter
Tom Bundies
Barbara Bailey
Mable Brown
C. R
Notice to Mechanic About Soap Call to Petersen
A brief notice directs mechanics to contact E. F. Peterson for soap related service. The directive specifies reaching out for car or equipment maintenance at a designated contact. No additional dates or locations are provided in the readable text.
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E. F. Peterson
No Half Way Position Quote Echoed by Editor
An editorial in the Burlington Vermont Free Press argues there is no middle ground on government competition with private capital. It contends that supporting private investment requires restraint by government and threatens taxation and reform if private capital is displaced.
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Burlington
Vermont
Free Press
Grantsville Home Makers Club Meeting Recaps June 30
Vivian Carter hosted the Grantsville Home Makers Club with ten members and five guests on Friday. The program included stunts, contests, riddles, songs, and readings, with a rainbow tile quilt and an oil sloth hot pad holder demonstrated. Mrs. C. E. Tapscott won the vegetable contest prize. next meeting set for July 12 with Mrs. Herman Hutchinson. visitors welcome.
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Grantsville
Vivian Carter
C. E. Tapscott
Lola Lyons
Mary Stewart
Herman Hutchinson
Slats Diary- Vacation Plans and Small Tales
Diary style entries recount a family week with vacations discussed, a graduation and insurance start, poker losses and a domestic clash, hot weather mishaps, a car breakdown on a ride, rumors of a pitcher show, a local obituary request, and a quirky remark from Mrs Grout about her obituary.
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Mountins
See Shore
Clarence
Joe Hix
Ant Emmy
Wensday
Tonite Ma
Grout
Quiet Fourth of July in Browning Described by Resident
Browning marked a quiet July Fourth with locals in town for necessities and celebrations, while many traveled to Chillicothe or out to the country. The day’s noise came briefly from a torpedo explosion prompting silent laughter, and rain hoped for to cool the town. Croquet players enjoyed their games amid the holiday.
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Browning
Chillicothe
Havens Family Reunion Draws Sizeable Turnout at City Park
Sunday gathering near July 2 brought Havens relatives and friends to the City Park. Cars delivered baskets and the long meal table filled. afternoon featured reminiscences with many older generation members and a wide circle of relatives and guests from Laclede Milan Chicago and beyond.
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Havens
Lewis Long
T. J. Seaman
Arch Havens
J. E. Marvin
A. J. Havens
Laclede
Frank Brown
Phyllis
Victor Jones
Beverly
Jean Bauswell
Chris Hanson
George
Ray Pipes
Jamnice
Carroll
L. M. Kenley
Roy Kenley
Walter Long
Harry Long
Milan
Roy Guy
Don
Thula
W. G. Kaplan
Baby Billy
Chicago
First Baptist Church Sets Lord's Supper Next Sunday
The Ordinance of the Lord's Supper will be administered next Sunday morning at the eleven oclock hour. Every member of the congregation is urged to attend.
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First Baptist Church
Orelock
Evangelistic Night At Church Promotes Heart Theme
The church urges attendance with a night service featuring evangelistic singing and a message on How Does Jesus Appear to You and the Consequence. Special music at both services, and a quarterly business meeting follows the night service. All are welcome. Church Reporter. Buswell-Gabriel Married in Kansas City. Velma Buswell of Purdin Mo and Leeland Gabriel of Kansas City Mo wed June 28 1933. The couple home at 1306 McGee St Kansas City Mo. Birthday dinner for Mrs. Cokerham July 2 hosts and guests listed.
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Jesus
Buswell-Gabriel
Velma Buswell
Purdin
Leeland Gabriel
Kansas City
H. M. Buswell
Purdin High School
C. L. Gabriel
Anderson Transfer Co
McGee St
W. J. Cokerham
Warren Gooch
L. T. Finney
Chas, Miller
P. E Cokerham
Miss Martha
Edgar Cokerham
Hubert Cokerham
Pattie Jo
Alvord Almond
Ivan Cokerham
J. C. Shouse
Herschel
Strayed or Stolen Female English Bulldog Pup
Four month old female English pointer or bulldog type dog missing. Black and white ticked coat with black ears and back spots. Reward offered by Brassfield Brothers upon notification to F. R. Fanning. State licensed tracking service with prompt nationwide reach. Cars, insurance, and new trailer advertised. Phones 195 and 215.
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F. R. Fanning
Brassfield Brothers
Unusually hot drought grips region through June
The state section faced an unusually hot and dry June with gardens and pastures suffering as corn showed stress. A two inch rainfall last Wednesday brought relief, though the parched earth quickly absorbed it. July has been very hot and moisture remains scarce, raising expectations for more rain.
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Sol
Wisconsin
W. F. Priebe
Chinch bugs ravage crops across fields in spring invasion
Muted winter allowed chinch bugs to thrive and spread through oats, wheat, and rye fields. Birds and canes attacked corn. pest numbers overwhelm ground, with some fields spared. Experts urge stopping small-grain feeding to curb damage as farmers seek control methods. Dirty eggs drive quality campaign, Vin Linn County agents advise cleaner nests and confinement to improve egg prices. Boy Scouts plan an outing at the Brookfield Country Club with Holman leading. Letters discuss cherry crops in Wisconsin and rising egg prices. Jefferson City office opened for workmen's compensation consulting.
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J. N Neet
Pla
J. Robert Hall
Hall
Linn County
Bayers
M. A. Holman
Harvey Dickinson
Edward Williams
Richard Bauer
Bobby Burkholder
Joe Wyan Woodward
Brookfield
Harvey James Neet
John W. Smith
Missouri Workmen's Compensation Commission of Missouri
Wue Smith
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