Browning Celebration Attracts Big Crowd In 4th Festivities
North Missouri town Browning hosted a Fourth of July celebration led by Congressman Ralph Lozier. A ball game between West Bakery of Kansas City and Browning Junior Stars drew a close crowd, followed by a 9 to 0 victory by Browning’s Eagles over Moberly. The I O O F band provided concerts, and the city park offered shaded seating, finish with fireworks and community cheer.
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Missouri
Browning
Ralph Lozier
West Bakery
Kansas City
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Eagles
Harey
Rev. Hale
Moerly
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Rowning
Bisee Impson
Fee
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Bae
cDandel
Fee Pauling
Eterson
Latchfield
Ae Bae
Nderson
Atewood
Lees
Moberly
Houser
McDonald
Gatewood
Farout
McDaniel
Harvey
Hale
I. O. O. F. Band
Milan
Nature
Biff
California
West Virginia
Newtown Family Relocates To Join Browning Farm Club
Bookkeeper Mr and Mrs Trulan Scott and two children move to the city. Mr Scott begins duties with the Browning Farm Club late this week. He brings experience and good recommendations. City hopes they will settle permanently.
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Trulan Scott
Newtown
Scott
Browning Farm Club
New Paper Money Distributed Cites Political Imagery and Values
The article critiques newly issued paper money, noting size and design issues and mock questions about its usefulness in daily commerce. It jokes about presidents and party figures on bills, urging care to reflect American ideals and economic opportunity. It also reports harvest conditions and a July 4th yield record amid favorable weather and late rains.
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George Washington
Jefferson
Abe Lincoln
Missouri
Let Your Telephone Help Keep You Cool
An old advertisement extols telephone services to run errands during summer heat. It promotes local and long distance calls as affordable year round help from Central West Missouri Telephone Co. Buck Penick, Local Manager. Also notes a social breakfast hosted by Miss Ella Keithley with Rev. and Mrs. Hale and others. they depart for Grandfield Oklahoma after.
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Old
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Central West Missouri Telephone Company
Buck Penick
Ella Keithley
M. A. Hale
Gertrude Fields
Eunice Dickinson
Big Clearance Sale At Farmers Store Opens in July
The Farmers Store announces a big clearance sale starting Friday July 12 and ending Saturday July 20 with discounts across all departments. Circulars will be mailed to rural route boxholders and delivered to Browning and nearby towns.
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Browning
Wheat Harvest Nears Completion In County Fields
Wheat harvest proceeded to near completion with hundreds of acres cut bound and shocked. The countryside echoed with tractors and binders as farmers worked through the week, early in the season.
Citizens State Bank Stockholders Meeting Notice
Notice is given of the fifth annual meeting of Citizens State Bank of Browning Missouri to be held at the Browning banking house on Tuesday July 30 1929 starting at nine o clock a m and lasting at least three hours. The meeting will elect seven directors for the ensuing year and transact any other proper business. Joe Nickell president Chester Bagley secretary.
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Citizens State Bank of
Browning
Missouri
Joe Nickell
Chester Bagley
Notice Found on Highway Between Browning and Purdin
A gentleman's dress coat found between Browning and Purdin along Highway No 5 may belong to someone who pays for this notice. Owners may contact Ward B. Moore, North Salem, Mo. to claim it.
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Browning and
Purdin
Ward B. Moore
North Salem
Four Generations Attend Cokerham Family Reunion at Purdin
The Cokerham home in Purdin hosted a July 7 gathering honoring the R. I. White family now in Texas. Four generations attended with Mrs Cokerham’s feast, bees buzzing during social time, and homemade ice cream and cake served. Guests included Mr and Mrs R L White and grandson Marvin Arnold of Dallas. J W Bailey of Brookfield. H L Fuller. Mrs Sarah Keithley and grandson Charles Edward Christy. T W Seale. and Mr and Mrs G T Woodward and children.
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P. E. Cokerham
Purdin
R. I. White
Browning
Texas
Cokerham
Martha
R. L White
Marvin Arnold
T. B. White
W. K. White
Dallas
J. W. Bailey
Brookfield
H. L. Fuller
Sarah Keithley
Charles Edward Christy
T. W. Seale
G.T. Woodward
Bargain Trucks and Farm Equipment From Peters Implement Co
Used fleet includes 1928 International six cylinder 1929 Ford 1926 Ford models 1926 International 1927 International plus 3 Ford son tractors 2 second hand binders and a 1925 Ford roadster all offered at bargain prices by Guy L. Peters Implement Co.
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Ford
International
Model International
Guy L. Peters Implement Co
Dr Palm's Dates Better glasses for your eyes
In Milan on August 5 Linneus on the 6th a mention of eyewear or eye care events appears with travel date references and a brief note on dates.
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Dr. Palm
Milan
Linneus
Good Roads Tax Debate and Lamb Market Summary
An editorial advocates funding good roads via sensible spending and gasoline taxes, arguing roads save time and repair costs. It likens taxation to a dental anesthetic and urges efficient, economical road improvements. The piece also notes lamb prices and market actions for sheep growers.
Miss Waverly Urbach Weds Noel Atkins in Chillicothe
Miss Waverly Urbach of Purdin marries Noel Sr. Atkins of Chillicothe Mo. The ceremony by Rev Brengle at the First Baptist Church of Chillicothe occurred at 9:30 on Sunday July 7. Attendants were Theo Atkins and Mattie Cameron. Mrs Atkins is the Urbachs daughter. they plan a honeymoon in the Ozarks and will reside in Chillicothe.
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Miss Waverly Urbach
Ozarks
Chillicothe
Lamb Grading Program Boosts Linn County Shipments
County agents led lamb grading and shipping efforts boosting profits for sheep men. Last week over 535 graded lambs were shipped by more than 50 sheep men via Linn County associations at Purdin Laclede Meadville and Marceline. Over 1 000 lambs were graded this spring with prices heard from Laclede and Purdin showing choice tops around 14 75 dollars.
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Hall
Linn
Purdin
Laclede
Meadville
Marceline
Brookfield
Gasoline Can Explodes Injuring B H Peterson
B H Peterson suffered a bad facial gash after a gasoline can exploded Monday during a soldering attempt. The can, believed empty, had been used recently and blew up, injuring his nose.
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B. H. Peterson
Has New Barber Neil Winters Joins Shop
Wallace Grice announces securing Neil Winters as barber at his shop. Winters is promoted as a highly recommended tonsorial artist and invites customers to visit for their grooming needs.
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Neil Winters
Yos Rght
Wallace Grice
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