Cotton Goods Prices Fall Then Rise With Market Signals
Cotton goods prices have slipped from one and two to two robes per year yet manufacturers expect a rise. The Browning Merc. Co. issued a circular noting reductions on items such as Admiral Bleach and Lonsdale Cambric, while raw cotton costs and county prosperity support belief prices will stabilize with potential near term increases.
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Browning Merc. Co
Admiral Bleach
Lonsdale Cambric
Simpson Calicoes
Lomax Consents To Run For Linn County Treasurer
Hal W. Lomax has accepted the push from friends to seek the Republican nomination for Linn county treasurer. Born on a Linn county farm near Laclede and now assistant cashier at Lomax and Standly bank in Laclede, he is a active party worker with wide county ties. If nominated he will campaign hard for the full party ticket. He was in town earlier meeting supporters and appeared encouraged by his prospects.
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Hal W. Lomax
Linn County
Lomax
Laclede
Lomax and Standly Bank
Marriage reported near Milan involving Lice Smith Baker and John Pickens
On Thursday evening May 21st at the brides granddaughter Mrs Paul Glidwell described a marriage took place three miles south of Milan with Mrs Lice Smith Baker of Browning and John Pickens of Milan officiated by Rev G G Shultz. L Long and daughter Maggie traveled to Purdin to visit relatives for a few days.
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Paul Glidwell
Milan
Lice Smith-Baker
Browning
John Pickens
G. G. Shultz
L. Long
Maggie
Purdin
June Sale of Millinery at Mrs. Kimber's shop
June sale cuts prices across all trimmed hats at Mrs Kimber’s millinery, inviting shoppers to save on a wide range of styles during the month.
Isam B. Dodson Nominated for Sullivan County Treasurer
Isam B. Dodson of Polk township, a former Milan mayor and prominent citizen, is nominated for the Republican party’s candidate for Sullivan County treasurer. He is a proprietor of the Milan Roller mills and serves as secretary of the Republican county central committee, and is described as amply qualified for the position.
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Isam B. Dodson
Polk Township
Treasure of
Sullivan
Countty
Milan
Milan-Roller Mills
Iss Seroneh
Republican County Central
Local notes and visits across Milan and nearby towns
Residents and visitors include Dr. Carter successor to Fleming, F G Peters in Chicago, S L Gibson Milan visitor, Mrs T W Vanseggan Purdi n traveler, J A Calhoun from Chillicothe, Inez Capp returning from Kansas City, Ora Talbert of Reger on business, Dave Dilliner between Milan trains, Vern Gregg Linneus between trains, Laura Winkleblack visiting Milan, Major Johnson and wife in Milan, W E Royston and wife at Nickell's, Mrs M P Brassfield and Anna Williams to Milan, I Lewis Peterson near Humphreys on business, P A Lantz returning to Omaha, John Brumbaugh loses valuable horse, Brumbaugh busy with horses and cattle worth about 400, J R Lantz sells 14 pigs at 3285 pounds, George Ginter family en route to Kansas City via Minneapolis, Prof F E Washburn conducting revival at Green Castle with 103 conversions, Victor M Cassity in Purden as treasurer candidate, Cassity hopes to be Republican nominee, Carl Stevenson improving after second abdominal surgery at Larned Hospital, mother Mrs B D Stevenson Browning at bedside.
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T. W. Vanseggan
Purdin
J. A. Calhoun
Chillicothe
Inez Capp
Kansas City
Ora Talbert of
Reger
Dave Dilliner
Milan
Local residents share visits amid storm damage in county
Grove Bob Crownis and Joe Johnsons irrigated cornfields during the week. Mrs. J. S. Harmon of 1 pone visited her mother Mrs. Ada Bolling. Ed and families plus Jas. Bundridge, Chester Browning and John Brown spent Sunday at Ed Allen's. Joe Johnson and wife visited Ed at Jack Cotter's. Frank Maggart and family guests of Scott Browning Saturday evening. Dora Lauck called on Edith McQuown. Owen Lantz visited Alfonso Linhart Sunday and attended basket dinners at Mt. Zion. Scott Browning and family and Frank Maggart and family were guests of Adam Gooch last Sunday. Severe wind and rain storm caused damage. Bolling barn, shed, and livestock losses. fences down. bridges washed out. people sought shelter in caves. G. F. Bausell called on C. B. Purdin Sunday.
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Jas
Walter Dunlap
Bundridge
Chester Browning
John Brown
Ed Allen’s
Joe Johnson
Jack Cotter
Frank Maggart
Scott Browning
Dora Lauck
Edith McQuown
Owen Lantz
Alfonso Linhart
Mt. Zion
Adam Gooch
Jas. Bolling
E. E. Harris
Jesse Williams
Lester Harris
G. F. Bausell
C. B. Purdin
Zion church notices and local visits in Opel area
The Zion congregation held a basket meeting on Sunday with two sermons by Rev Royston and a memorial address by Rev Warner of Trenton. Woodman Decoration services are planned for next Sunday morning. Mrs James Elliott is improving after illness. Mrs George Franklin died May 25 and was buried in Zion cemetery. Several local residents made visits and trips including Herbert Steeles Browning trip Ed Ford and wife and Ex of Trenton to their uncle Blackman. John Harmon and wife visited Wiley Taylor. Decoration day events noted with Milan visitors H Stanforth and Lydia Troyer. J N Curl Green Castle and George Rinehart Canada shared dinner at J N Stanforth's.
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Zion
Royston
Warner
Trenton
Herbert Steele
Browning
James Elliott
George Franklin
Zion Cemetery
Rev. Davenport
Local Cattle and Horse Killed by Lightning Services
Monday evening J T Hooker had two head of cattle killed by lightning Nora Mundell had a horse killed by lightning Monday evening Mrs Noah Tyra of Colorado visited sister Mrs Jud Goins Mrs Floy Gooch of Washing rushed to bedside of ill mother Mrs Lee Philips Purdin visitor J P Turner Pearl Kimbrough visited aunt Mrs Creason Locust Valley youths attended Mt Olive church Bert Cotter went to Brookfield Blanche Jacobs Myrtle Stone visits Mary Crooks and brother Roy visit James Merrick Laura Flogsie Turner Dayton attend Locust Valley church Sunday night
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J. T. Hooker
Noah Tyra
Colorado
Jud Goins
Floy Gooch
Lee Philips
J. P. Turner
Pearl Kimbrough
Creason
Locust Valley
Mt Olive
Bert Cotter
Brookfield
Blanche Jacobs
Myrtle Stone
Mary Crooks
Roy
James Merrick
Laura
Flogsie Turner
Dayton
Locustie Valley
Shafter Family Visits Merrick Parents for Dinner
Harry Scott and family of Humphery visited her parents James Merrick this Tuesday and took dinner with mail carrier Mr. Alexander on route 2 and LP Turner.
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Harry Scott
Humphery
James Merrick
Alexander
LP. Turner
Company pays losses promptly after car claims
Sitton advertises rapid car claim payments, asserting prompt settlement without long delays. The message includes contact details such as phone 145 and brand identifiers like zinneus.
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Sitton
Phone 145
Zinneus
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Sullivan Co
Dr. Carter
C. A. Fleming
F. G. Peters
Chicago
S. L. Gibson
Vern Gregg of
Linneus
Laura Winkleblack
Major Johnson
W. E. Royston
M. R. F. Nickell’s
M. P. Brassfield
Anna Williams
Lewis Peterson
Near Humphreys
P. A. Lantz
Omaha
John Brumbaugh
Mr. Brunbaugh
J. R. Lantz
George Ginter
Minneapolis
F. E.washburn
Green Castle
A. B. Book
Victor M. Cassity
Cassity
Carl Stevenson
Larned’ Hospital
B. D.stevenson
Bob Crownis
J. S. Harmon
Ada Bolling
Opel
Ford
Bertha Fusselman
Will Shaw
John Harmon
Wiley Taylor's
Mrs. H. Stanforth
Lydia Troyer
J. N. Curl
George Rinehart
Canada
J.N. Stanforth
A. F.C. Gingham
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ODD Fellows
Browning, MO
Fell & Co
Nora Mundell
Lizzie Gable
Wilson of
JG. M. Bennet
Eva
Sybil
Sacha Merrick
Mable Warren
Isaac Lane
Sam Falconer
Fielden Johnson’s
Shafter
Geo. W. Taylor
J. P. Nickell
Jesse Knifong
Wm. Steele
Margaret Thurlo
Missouri
Joux Myens
Browning Rebekah Lodge
Fn aTey
Anna Lantz
N. G
Kate Jones
P. E. D. Society
Browning Lodge
Harvey
Davishi
Via
America
Denver
Springs
Pacific Coast
Angeles
Portland
Ses
Vancouver
Tellowston
Michigan
Cansence River
New Engl
New York Ci
Big Horn Basin
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