Sunday Baseball Game Between Centerville and Browning
Large crowd attendance for a Sunday game as Centerville visited Browning amid rain delays. The Browning lineup strengthened by changes, the home team adjusted and produced a stronger batting streak. The piece also notes a 10th annual Linn County Sunday School Convention on August 1–2 in Meadville Missouri with details from Grace Barber.
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Centerville
Browning
Gillem
Patonite
China
Wensday
Ant Emmy
Mts
Linn County Sunday School Association
Interdenominational
M. E. Church
Meadville
Missouri
Linn County
Grace Barber
Palm's Dates Guaranteed Prices Listed Across Cities
Dr. Palm's Dates Guaranteed glosses 3 to 15 dollars with listings for Milan on July 30 and Linneus on July 31.
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Dr. Palm
Milan
Linneus
Citizens State Bank Stockholders Meet Browning July 30 1928
Notice announces the fourth annual stockholders meeting of Citizens State Bank of Browning Missouri to elect seven directors and conduct other business. The meeting is at the bank in Browning on Monday July 30 1928, starting nine o clock a.m. and lasting at least three hours. Joe Nickell is president and Chester Bagley secretary.
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Citizens State Bank of
Browning
Missouri
Joe Nickell
Chester Bagley
Slats Diary Notes Family Life Weekend Plans
Friday mentions learning about automobiles and mufflers while pa fixes a 2nd hand Ford in warm weather. Saturday pa plans a mountain trip next summer. Sunday they skip church but listen to a sermon about Solemn and his thousand wives. Monday district couple Ward argues, as Mrs Ward is a rabid bridge player.
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Emmy
Mts
Solemn
Drun
Missis Ward
Ward
Emerson Bailey Returns Home After Hospital Stay
Emerson Bailey, once injured by dynamite while clearing a pond of turtles, was brought home from Kirksville hospital on Sunday. He lost one hand and suffered serious lacerations to the other but is recovering well.
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Emerson Bailey
Kirksville
Neet Hosts Warm Sunday Dinner Gathering
Mr and Mrs James Neet entertained at one o clock Sunday for a dinner with guests including Mr and Mrs Nora Morris and son Arthur Mrs John Opel Mr and Mrs Roy Whaley Mrs Ethlyn Haymaker and Miss Ella Keith ley. The day was greatly enjoyed with high praise for their hospitality.
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James Neet
Nora Morris
Arthur
John Opel
Roy Whaley
Ethlyn Haymaker
Ella Keithley
Neet
Calvert-Stockton College Quartet to Perform July 7
Dr. J. H. Wosd, president at Calvert-Stockton College Canton Missouri, visited Mr. and Mrs. Guy Adams Sunday night. He is in town to promote a college quartet performing Friday evening July 7 inviting all to attend the program.
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J. H. Wosd
Calvert-Stockton College
Canton
Guy Adams
Aree
Birthday gathering for Thomas Franklin marks 58th year
A large crowd gathered at Thomas Franklin’s home on July 15 to honor his 58th birthday. Fifteen families attended with baskets of food. a long yard table overflowed with dishes as Franklin and his wife, married nearly forty years, noted their many children.
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Thomas Franklin
Mr. Franklin
Pork Prices to Improve This Fall Says Missouri Expert
G B Thorne of the Missouri College of Agriculture analyzes the federal June pig survey showing four million fewer pigs farrowed and a smaller U S crop in 1928. He notes lowered production in the corn belt and suggests favorable price ratios for hogs and corn this year. Missouri expects higher profits with more pigs saved and more sows bred for fall farrowing.
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G. B Thorne
Missouri College of Agriculture
Missouri
U. S
United States
State Board of Agriculture
Linn C Smith for Sheriff in Linn County
Linn C. Smith of Linneus announces his candidacy for sheriff of Linn County to be decided August 7. A deputy sheriff for four years under Sheriff Phillips, he is described as fearless, reliable, and well respected, with a wife Mrs. Smith and four children.
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Linn C. Smith
Linneus
Coures
Jackson Township
Phillips
Letter From Missouri Follower About Moving Delays
From A Former Linn Countian Kansas City, Mo., July 10, 1928. Mr. Joe Nickell, Browning, Mo. Friend Joe: Sorry to have neglected sending check for "Home Paper" so long but have been quite busy with moving from Carrollton and getting located here so you will please excuse the delay. Am
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Linn
Kansas City
Joe Nickell
Browning
Joe
Carrollton
Baltimore Barber Shop Owner Sends Thanks for Paper
A Baltimore barber notes the shop is doing fairly well and thanks the paper for prompt delivery of the Record. W. B. Austin at 4211 Oak Street extends best wishes for the publication's continued success in a respectful closing.
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Baltimore
W. B. Austin
Oak St
Harvest Time at the Shouse Farm Near Brookfield
Mrs. Nettie Bail ey hosts her daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs A L Shouse as they harvest oats and hay and can bears and blackberries. Friends are welcome seven miles north of Brookfield on the Range Line.
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Nettie. Bailey
A.L. Shouse
Brookfield
Dickinsons Celebrate Emma Fifty Fifth Birthday Sunday
A country home gathering honored Emma Dickinson on her fifty fifth birthday July 15. Relatives and friends shared a noon dinner and an afternoon of music and social time with games for the children and cake and ice cream in the evening.
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Emma _ Dickinson
John Tucker
Dock Smith
Custer Linhart
Wayne Britton
Bart Lambert
Burl
Archie Dickinson
Ray Lambert
Jake Smith
Ellis Abbott
Lyle Gooch
Everett Hale
Doris Lambert
Clifford
Jimmie Elliott
Birthday Surprise for Miss Erma Peter on Thirteenth
On July 11 Miss Erma Peter celebrated her thirteenth birthday with a surprise party at home. Friends and schoolmates joined in games gifts and refreshments of ice cream and cake after a short drive with her brother. Attendees included Francis Bundridge Vadis Nickell Eva Baker Oma Atkins Lora Myers Vera Freeland Ruby Calhoun Frances Baker Bernice Smith Idris Garrett Elizabeth Burwell Kathryn Knifong Dorothy Alspach Marjorie Myers Beverly Duncan Anna Belle Atkins Luther Faker Jack Smith Mervin Garrett Harvey Fields Dickinson Burton Carr Jimmie Robinson Raymond Alspach Earl Nickell Charles Havens and John Neely.
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Erma Peterson
Erma
Francis Bundridge
Vadis Nickell
Eva Baker
Oma Atkins
Lora Myers
Vera Freeland
Ruby Calhoun
Frances Baker
Bernice Smith
Idris Garrett
Elizabeth Burwell
Kathryn Knifong
Dorothy Alspach
Marjorie Myers
Beverly Duncan
Anna Belle Atkins
Luther Faker
Jack Smith
Mervin Garrett
Harvey Fields Dickinson
Burton Carr
Jimmie Robinson
Raymond Alspach
Earl Nickell
Charles Havens
John Neely
Nickell Hosts Leisurely Sunday Dinner
Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Nickell entertained a group at their home three miles north of town with guests including Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Hollon, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Jacobs, Mr. and Mrs. Clay Dell and sons, and Cale Knifong. Ice cream and cake followed in the afternoon as a generous crowd enjoyed a happy day.
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J. G. Nickell
J. M. Hollon
J. W. Jacobs
Clay Dell and Sons
Cale Knifong
Dollar Days Bring Crowds to Browning Festivities
Merchants of this city launch a city wide Dollar Days sale with eight page newspaper editions, balloon flights by the Dlinger Balloon Company, baseball games, a theatre program, and a free Milan I O F Band concert. Visitors from nearby counties expected to swell crowds as Browning hosts entertainment and bargain displays. The Jennings family and many neighbors attend the event as part of a community celebration.
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True Blue
Dlinger Balloon Company
Browning
State Teachers College
Kirksville
Dillinger Balloon Company
Milan
Jennings Family Reunion Near Meadville Draws Kin From Saline and North Salem
On Sunday July 8 the Jennings family gathered at Wilford Horton's home two miles north of Meadville for an old time reunion. Most guests came from North Salem with one brother from Saline County. At noon a bountiful meal was shared and all joined in singing Praise God From Whom All Blessings Flow followed by a prayer offered by Elmer Arnold.
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Jennings
John Jennings
E. Jennings
Cilldren Dan
Louise
Salige County
Elmer Jennings
Hadley
Afton
Effie
Lavern
North Salem
Roy Jenings
Helen
Donald
Geraldine
Charley Jennings
Laclede
Robert iHoskins
Elza
Purdin
Elmer Arnold
Wilford Horton
Della
Mamie
Veida
Geldia
Nadine
Meadville
Georgia
Lambert
Inez
Therm Lambert
Cap
Artchie Dickinson
Gail Hoskins
Wif
Ellis Jennings
Lee Moore
Eve
Levina
John Horton
Betty
Max
Berlie Horton
Ae Paul
Harold
Clifford
Eddie
Amos Jennings
Vern
Eilen
Kermit
Saline County
John O. McCollum
Catt Jones
Emma Jennigs
Oda
Ed Lapeen
Naomi
Leucele Chee
Surprise Birthday Party For Hatch Twins Near Shelby
A surprise birthday party was held July 13 at the home of Harve and Grace Hatch near Shelby for twins Richard and Raymond Hatch. Mrs Hatch provided ice cream cake and lemonade as guests enjoyed music croquet and socializing. Attendees included Carlos Rauer Voice Fitzgerald Ray Rauer Helen Jermies Frank Rauer and others.
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Rwins
Richard
Raymond Hatch
Harve
Grace Hatch
Shelby
For Sale 1926 Ford Coupe and 1925 Touring Car
For sale in 1926 Ford coupe in good condition plus a 1925 touring car and a 1922 roadster. Contact C. T. Johnson for details.
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C. T. Johnson
Growing Younger Mrs Mullins Keeps Busy Garden Alive
Mrs Mullins, over eighty two, tends a fine garden alone and keeps trees, weeds, fruit, canning, quilting, and reading. She once tried to hire help for hoeing but refused, proving her spry endurance and self reliance.
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P. C. Mullins
Sage
Village will be glad J F Stone recovers in town
J F Stone who had been on the sick list for some time is now able to be out in town. He was attacked by two hoars some weeks ago and bears wounds from the attack but is on the road to recovery.
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J. F. Stone
Loaded Car of New Wheat Identified in Local Yard
W. L Taylor and W. P. Gilmer load a car with new wheat to ship to market today. The wheat is described as fine quality and a yield far better than usual in the area. Taylor and Sons report over 109 acres being threshed at present.
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W. L Taylor
W. P. Gilmer
Taylor and Sons
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Linn Smith
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