Sheriff Candidates Announced in Local Parties
Joe Nickell notes three declarations for sheriff positions. James G. Nickell of Duncan township runs as Republican in Sullivan County to be decided by August primary. George W. Wood of Clay township seeks Linn County Missouri sheriff under Democratic voters in August primary. L. M. Watson of North Salem township also seeks Linn County sheriff under Democratic voters in August primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James G. Nickell
Duncan Township
Sullivan County
George W. Wood
Clay Township
Linn County
Missouri
L. M. Watson
North Salem Township
Noah Head Seeks Linn County Sheriff Nomination in August Primary
The unnamed candidate Noah Head of North Salem township enters the race for Linn County sheriff, subject to Republican voters at the August primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noah Head
North Salem Township
Linn County
Cora and White Oak area residents spend Sunday visits
Canning beans and berry picking occupy local residents. A long list of Sunday callers includes Gladys Klingin mith with aunt Dell Howard and Mr Howard, and many others visiting relatives across White Oak and nearby towns. District Supt Dr Boyd preached at Morris Chapel with Rev Rudloff from Browning in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Klingin ‘Mith
Dell Howard
Howard
Tressie Kenley
Byron Taylor
Ross Baldwin
Luther Shepherd Bone
Alley McClarren
Scottsville
Roy Knnfong
John Quigley
John R. Stepherson
Harley Jacobs
Wenera Jacobs
Cat Fanning
Truman Stephenson
W. P. Stephenson
Vamp Brinkley
Mark Prinkley
A. C. Brinkley
Martin
Melvin Nicholson
White Oak
Browning
Lucille Quigley
Icel
Avis Knifong
Leila
Eulaviere Head
Fay
Vera
Elsie Dodson
A.C. Brinkley
Clyde
Louise
Purdin
Johnie Stephenson
Elaine Black
St. Joseph
John Sayers
Della Layster
Linneus
Willard Reding
Texas
Owen Stevenson
Rama Hicks
Henry Watson
Henry’ Jerome Caughter Veda
Glen Jerome
Fred Meeker
Boyd
Chillicothe
Morris Chapel
Rudloff
Versa Baskett
R. E. Smith
West Meeker
Betty Godd
Gerald
Henry Purdin
J. W. Sayers
Willard Redings
W. L. Baker
J. S. Hammock
Elmer Hammock
Wm. Morris
Edgar Morris
Bryan Molloy
Joyce
Jackie
George Phillips
Phillips
Earl Smith
John Molloy
Sons
Galt
Molloy
George Hess
Carrie Bowyer
Dallas Falconer
Morris
Ida Thompson
Meadville
Tom Morris
Billy
Julius Wood
Harvesting, pests, and repairs follow spring storm
In Shafter a busy period of harvesting and pest fighting is described alongside repairs from a recent storm. The writer wonders about political blame and notes Mr W L Baker and Homer Cooper visiting. Cooper’s health is improving faster than hoped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prohibition
W. L. Baker
Homer Cooper
Garner Items Show Local Social Roundup
Nice weather brings haying activity as neighbors report visits and gatherings. Mr and Mrs Ben Cattey and family visit Elwood Thudium. Bill Kran attended a Mt Hone Young Peoples meeting. Orville Mott works for Linn Harper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Cattey
Elwood Thudium
Bill Kran
Mt. Hone
Orville Mott
Linn Harper
Ray Bauer
Shelby
Orville Thudium
Vern
George Martin
John Bray
Roy Maxwell
Weather pleasant for farmers to put up hay
Shelby news notes a fine day for haying with Carl Logan and wife in town on business and visitors Mrs Herb sister of Wilson Mal and Theo visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Logan
Shelby
Herb
Wilson
Mal
Theo
Pleasant Grove Happenings and Final Settlement Notices
Haying fills Pleasant Grove as neighbors report visits and harvest activity. Final settlement notices list executors and dates for Linn County Missouri estates including Brassfield Keithley Morelock and Duncan with August 8 1932 deadlines.
Local Socials and Farm Notes from Cross Roads and Cora
Effie Woolf and neighbors in Shafter area share visits. Haseville and Shafter baseball clash ends in Haseville favor. The Missouri College of Agriculture urges shade for sun exposed chicks and dispersal of feed for growth. Grace Houser and family travel to South Dakota. many locals visit E. E. Maxey and J. H. Tharp households. A mule injures George Jennings senior. stock movements noted in Cora and Milan areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berley Winton
Missouri College of Agriculture
Grace Houser
Nola
Johnie Hollon
South Dakota
Ernest Langdon
J. H. Tharp
Clark Langdon
J. N. Maxey
Arthur Pipes
E. E. Maxey
Clark
HASEVILLE ITEMS VISITORS AND LOCAL EVENTS
In Haseville, Mr. and Mrs. Ora Holser and family visited Chillicothe on Friday. Harry Rhodes of Browning visited the area Friday. J R Wood and daughters traveled to Trenton for a business trip on Thursday. Ray Gooch and Mrs. Gooch joined Mrs. W A Pew for a Sunday visit with her parents. Joe Morris and family were guests of J W Morris and Josephine Morris on Sunday. The W C T U met with Mrs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merle Hess
Billy Lee
L. W. Arnold
Hiram Baskett
East of Browning
Albert Smith
Henry Purdin
Baskett
Thelma Lee
Purdin
J. D. Molloy
George Hayes
Robert
Donald Ray Meeker
Mrs. West Meeker
Laredo
Lucille Murlay
Tharp
Vert Murphy's
Myrtle Foster
Moberly
Sam Swearengen
James Jones
Ray Lawrence
WadeBelle Franklin
Reva Foster
Helen Ray Lawrence
L.P. Lawrence
John Jones
Effie Woolf
Clarence Crookshanks
Shafter
Haseville
T. S. Bartow
Browning
Pat Molloy
Ray Molloy
Paul Hill
Melba Woolf
Adam Duffield
C. A. Woolf
Ora Holser
Chillicothe
Harry Rhodes
J. R. Wood
Trenton
Ray Gooch
W. A. Pew
Joe Morris
J. W. Morris
Josephine Morris
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Browning, Missouri
Joe Nickell
Ben McGhee
Leon Powell
C. M. Smith
Arthur McCollum
Miller
Mamie Buswell
J. M. Logan
Hugh Cassity
Kenneth
Frank Bauer
Mildred Gooch
W. J. Bailey
Kermit Bullen
Bill Bailey
Shelby News
Pleasant Grove
Vannie Franklin
Payne
Kansas
M. P. Brassfield
Emma VV. Brassfield
Emma V. Brassfeld
Emmett L. Keithley
Helen M. Keithley
Kelen M. Keithley
Edward Maine
D. E. Morelock
William Robinson
I. K. M. Duncan
K. M. Duncan
J. A. Dodson
A. L. Marlay
Head
Lot Langdon
Milan
L. M. Kenley
G. M. Spencer
Cora
Pathfinder
Household Magazine
Illustrated Mechanics
American Poultry
the Farm Journal
Sen
Nas Caeliley
Voiles & Batistes Yard
Publix
Farmers Store
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