Dairy Regulation Updates and Public Safety Notes
Missouri announces Dairy Regulation No 34 enforcing a four day grading plan for butter cream and No 35 requiring dated tags on cream containers from July 1 1948. Safety tips warn against water hazards and promote Red Cross life saving courses with local swimming programs and 4-H activities in Linn County for July and August 1948.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Det of Agriculture
Missouri
Tom R. Douglass
State Department
Jefferson City
Poe
Commissioner of Agriculture
Ans
Know Your Swimming Over Confidence Dangers
W J Manley Water Safety Chairman of the Le County Red Cross Chapter urges Linn County aquatic enthusiasts to follow safe swimming rules this summer. He warns drowning often results from overconfidence as swimmers overestimate skills and venture beyond their depth. He recommends choosing a supervised safe place and not demonstrating abilities beyond one’s training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Manley
le County Red Cross
Linn County
4-H Club Council Plans Market Day in Linn County
Members of the 4 H County Council met in the Linneus Courthouse Friday evening to plan and appoint committees for 4 H Market Day and Achievement Day. Market Day will be held in Brookfield on July 31 at Linn County Hatcheries with all clubs participating. Members will bring farm products including dairy poultry bakery and produce from their projects to sell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linneus High School
Linneus
Brookfield
Linn County Hatcheries
Advertising Faith in Merchants in Today's Paper
The notice praises merchants whose ads appear in the paper as up to date and not shop worn, arguing confidence in their goods. It cautions against advertising suppliers lacking trust.
PURDIN ITEMS AND REGULAR SOCIAL NOTES
We describe a week with occasional showers letting farmers tend wheat and plow corn. Social visits include Nora Cassity weekend at Fred Cassity’s, Gall family with all children home except J, Monroe and aunt Tilly McShane visit, Rose Eden at Zida Mennally’s, Baskett family visiting relatives, Westerns traveling to Mississippi for several days, Pulliam family shopping in Brookfield with Mattie Norvell and Effie Pulliam, Molloy couple visiting relatives in Oklahoma for ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nora Cassity
Fred Cassity
John Gall
Arthur Monroe
Tilly McShane
Rose Eden
Zida Mee-Nally
Guy Baskett
Purdin
Will Western
Mississippi
Forrest
Wallace Pulliam
Mattie Norvell
Effie Pulliam
Brookfield
Mack Molloy
Oklahoma
Cross Roads Items Report Local News and Visits
Local news notes include hot weather, cattle movements by Johnnie Harmon for Ernest and J W Bundridge and Add Payne, a large Milan carnival crowd, Jack Shaw’s family visiting Bundridge, and the Lawrence family gathering for the Fourth with relatives Bery Bundridge and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnnie Harmon
Ernest
J. W. Bundridge
Add Payne
Milan
Jack Shaw
Ralph Lawrence
Bundridge and Hollon Families Share Fourth of July
Mrs Nora Hollon entertained Monday with her brother Leonard Munsaker from Girard Kansas and others including Beryl Bundridge Sylvia and Goldie Hollon Browning Verl Hollon and Lee Allen. Mr John A Browning and children spent the Fourth with her parents. Mildred Allen visited aunt Virgie Bundridge. Ernest Bundridge with wife and son Beryl traveled to Browning and Purdin on business Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Bundridge
Nora Hollon
Leonard Munsaker
Girard
Kansas
Beryl Buyndridge
Sylvia
Goldie Hollon
Browning
Verl Hollon
Lee
Allen
John A. Browning
Mildred Allen
Virgie Bundridge
Beryl
Weer
Browning and
Purdin
Spring Drought Ends As Rains Sweep The Midwest
A prolonged midwest drought ends as heavy rains across Missouri and surrounding states bring floods and crop damage. Local gauges report 0.32 inch near Browning on June 12, rising to 3.55 inches for the week ending June 26 after spikes including 1.45 inches on June 20 21 and 1.31 inches on June 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle-West
Missouri
Browning
G O P Leaders United to Nominate Davis
Statements from party members in Willow Springs Lebanon and Kansas City highlight broad support for Manuel H. Cap Davis as governor. Officials in Jackson County and St Louis wards project strong wins for Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G.O.P
Davis
Willow Springs
Cap” Davis
Charles Ferguson
Lebanon
Manuel H
Jean Paul Bradshaw
Kansas City
Jackson County
Ose
Thom Pradte
Ains
Tee Governor Club
St. Louis
Missouri rainfall totals exceed four inches by June 28
The report tallies two weeks ending June 25 with heavy rain across Missouri. Kirksville 6.22 inches, St. Joseph 6.56, Jefferson City 7.06, Lakeside 10.06, Joplin 8.12, and Clinton 10.10. Lamar logged 11.50 in the week ending June 22. Kansas saw over ten inches in a 24 hour period near Pittsburg. Tornadoes and severe storms accompanied the downpours. Herman F. Kille.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Kirksville
Chillicothe
St. Joseph
Kansas City
Hannibal
Clinton
Waverly
Columbia
Jefferson City
Lakeside
Joplin
Lamar
Pittsburg
Missouri Line
Kansas
Herman F. Kille
Notice of Letters Testimentary for W. H. Bennett Estate
Letters testamentary on the estate of W H Bennett deceased were granted by the Probate Court of Linn County Missouri on June 10 1948 to Ora A Bennett executor. All claimants must present their claims for six months from that date or be barred. claims not presented within one year are forever barred. C A Johnson Judge of Probate Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Bennett
Linn County
Missouri
Ora A. Bennett
C. A. Johnson
Also Mentioned on This Page
the. Browning
Browning, Missouri
Red Cross
Manley
The
American Red Cross
Marceline Country Club
Bond’s Cleaners
Marceline
Brookfield Country Club
Thompson & Cook Drug Store
Trout’s Jewelry Store
Lucille Ritchy
Joan Sloneker
Harriet Elaine Jaquiss
Doris Ann Clawson
Roy Kemper
Forrest Smith
Democratic
Clayton
St. Louis County
F. William Auterrieth
Thas
Cap) Davis
Wade Funeral Service Ambulance Service
Electric Theatre
Angel and the Badman
John Wayne
Gail Russell
Bruce Cabot
Man
Don Ameche
Catherine McLeod
Pleasant Grove
Evangelical U. B. Church
Purdin, Mo
Franklin D. Cody
Dayton
Ohio
Kenneth G. Kelley
Browning Lumber Company
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!