Coal Deposits of Linn County Report Describes Rich Beds
A Missouri Bureau of Geology and Mines report details Linn county coal, noting Bevier and Tebo seams, thickness ranges from 15 to 30 inches, and similar beds to Macon county. It highlights production near 1911 and offers a 550 page atlas with maps, available by H A Buehler Rolla Mo for 35 cents postage.
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Linn County
Missouri
Missouri Bureau of Geology and Mines
United States Geological Survey
Macon County
Bevier
Brookfield
Macon
H. A
Rolla
The Knocker Loser Against Progress in Five Towns
A critical blast against constant detractors who oppose educational and municipal improvements. The piece notes they follow boosters, croak about progress, and never advance a town’s propositions, claiming boosters are too busy for outreach.
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Boosters
Obituary of Charles Noble Bailey in Linn County
Charles Noble Bailey born December 25 1897 in Linn County Missouri was a student last year and a model young man. He died July 16 after a brief illness from white swelling. Funeral services were at Jenkins schoolhouse conducted by Rev. C E Potter and burial followed in a nearby cemetery with family sympathy from Mr and Mrs Bailey.
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Charles Noble Bailey
David Bailey
Linn County
Missouri
Christian Church
Fitzgerald
Jenkins School House
C. E. Potter
Browning 5 Linneus 2 in standout home game
Browning defeated Linneus 5 to 2 with Moore and Fields on the Browning battery and Gray and Grice for Linneus. B. L. Powell umpired as fans from Linneus Purdin and Milan packed the biggest crowd of the season at Browning's top diamond.
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Linneus
Browning
Moore
Fields
Gray
Grice
B. L. Powell
Purdin
Milan
Coal Trade Offer Promises Low Prices and Good Weights
J. Jones offers to handle Illinois lump and egg coal and Iowa soft coal with guaranteed weights and the lowest possible price. He invites visits to his office for orders.
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Illinois
J.w.jones
Laredo routes favored for county highway plan
Laredo residents showcased the need for a county highway linking Trenton to Linneus with a bicycle parade and public meeting. About fourteen Linn County machines joined nine Laredo vehicles as commissioners toured proposed routes, praising the Laredo road for its grade and reach through major towns, despite rain.
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Laredo
Orlinda
Linn
Grundy County
Linn County
Weber’s
Electric Theatre
Trenton
Trenton- Laredo
Laredo-Browning
Linneus
Lee Woods
Health talk by Mrs. Bartle at Kansas City church
Mrs Kate Bartle of Kansas City will give a health talk at the church on Saturday July 26 at 1 PM in the interest of Viavi.
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Kate Bartle
Kansas
la Soenine
Viavi
Appointment of Dr H E McCollum to State Board of Medical Examiners
Word from Laramie indicates Governor Care removed Dr Tyrell from the State Board and appointed Dr H E McCollum to succeed him. The commission is mailed to McCollum at his city address. he is currently east on a visit and may not learn of the appointment promptly. The governor praised McCollum as a capable physician.
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F. W. Kille
Boomerang
Laramie
Wyoming
Dr. McCollum
Perry McCollum
Care
Tyrell
State Board of Medical Examiners
H. E. McCollum
McCollum
The Appearance of a Place
An advertisement for concrete use by C. W. Haggard promotes sidewalk steps driveways and landscaping to improve a property’s value and curb appeal. It endorses Universal Portland Cement for uniform quality and strength.
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C. W. Haggard
Adv
Ozark outing ends with Missouri senator claims value of local trips
State Senator E. B. Fields, his family, and eight others from Brown ing Linn County completed a ten day vacation at Moreauge on the Moreau River near Jefferson City. They traveled home by automobile and praised Missouri’s inland options for inexpensive recreation.
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Jefferson City
E. B. Fields
Browning
Linn County
Moreauge
Moreau River
Fields
Ozarks
St. Louis
Repub
Mrs Delia Cotter Visited Between Trains in Brookfield
Mrs Delia Cotter of Brookfield was here between trains Saturday, observed by local readers as she passed through town.
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Delia Cotter
Brookfield
Silo Building Advice Aids Missouri Farmers
The Dairy Department of the Missouri College of Agriculture offers free concrete silo plans and on site guidance to farmers. A Department representative assists with form setup, foundation, reinforcement, and raising the silos, with travel expenses from Columbia covered. Additional details available by writing to the Dairy Department in Columbia Missouri.
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Missouri
Dairy Department
The
Missouri College of Agriculture
Columbia
College of Agriculture
Hatch Ashby Nuptials Surprise Friends Sunday
Ola Hatch and Miss Ethel Ashby wed at Rev. C. E. Potter's home in a simple ceremony that united two families. The LEADER-RECORD joins friends in extending congratulations and best wishes.
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Ola Hatch
Ethel Ashby
C. E. Potter
Potter
Ethel
John Ashby
Fontinelle Stock Company Plays to Warm Audience
The Fontinelle Stock Company closed its week in our city Saturday night under the band boys auspices. The show was up to date and drew many friends, with each performance exceptionally good. If they return next year a larger canvas will be needed to hold the crowds.
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Fontinelle Stock Company
Our City
Band Boys
The Home Circle on Kindness and Childhood Joy
An editorial argues that touch can be moral or deadly and urges openness to God’s love. It praises relieving distress, kindness as training for great deeds, and happiness as a child’s right. It stresses cultivating charities, good neighbors, and a hopeful view of life.
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H. A. Buehler
Ozark
P. M. Brandt
Hatch-Ashby
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