Local Notes From Northeast Linn County
The sick folks are recovering while farmers focus on replanting and cultivating corn. Will Nation and family visited Othe Clapps. Othe Clapp and wife visited F. M. Cattey and wife. D H Thornton and wife joined J S McCollum’s family. F M Cattey’s new house progresses under Perry McCollum. Daniel Jerome pursues a farm sale deal with Herman Knifong. Preparations are underway for Beth el church day for children. Short Purdin and wife visited Roy McCollum and wife. Gertrude McCollum sews for her aunt Mellie Thudium this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. H.rhornton
J. S. McCollum
Family Sunday
F. M. Cattey
Perry McCollum
Daniel Jerome
Herman Knifong
Community Notes from South East Linn County
Lee Warren and wife visited A. B. Lambert. Mrs. R. W. Spencer visits her daughter Mrs. Ara Rouer. Ola Hall and wife visited Sylvester Lambert. Willard Warren of Browning visited his mother. George and wife visited in Browning. Carl Baner’s barn struck by lightning and damaged. Grandma Warren in McCollum visiting Henry Meproving Collum’s. Some boys went to Enterprise Sunday to play ball. Roy McCollum hosted neighbors for ice cream. Uncle Barney Clapp and wife visit daughter Mrs Ann Smith of Winigan. Dr. Nevins attended Mrs. Crist who is very ill. One Lambert returns from Fulton Deaf and Dumb School. Dr. Van Wye called to A. B. Lamberts for Mrs. Lambert fever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Warren
Lambert
R. W. Spencer
Ara Rouer
George Spencer
Browning
Carl Baner
Grandma Warren
Maggie Brewer
Josephine
McCollum
Henry
Collum
van Wye
A. 8. Lamberts
Local notes from Paw Paw week of visits and events
J W Mairs delivered hogs at Cora Monday and hosted visitors including Leo Morris and sister Ivis Sunday. Clara Lambert spent Sunday at J N Stanforths and Mrs Mary Sumpter visited her brother at Cora. Sunday singing at J W Seviers drew a large crowd. a pie supper at J W Mairs drew many Saturday. Elbert Moore and Charley Newton visited J W Seviers Sunday. Pete Ford returned from corn planting at Browning and asks forgiveness if he stops working again.
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Leo Morris
Ivis
J. W. Mairs
Clara Lambert
J.N. Stanforth ’S
Mary Sumpter
Cora
J. W. Sevier
J.w.mairs
Pete Ford
Browning
Harness shop debt settlement appeal by Johnson and Dunlap
After selling the harness shop, Johnson and Dunlap urge anyone indebted to settle immediately at the shop, where books are available for settlement.
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Johnson & Dunlap
Johnson and Dunlap’s
Local Social Roundup of Visits and Parties
Opel Allen Dunlap bought a piano. James Sevier returned Friday from Kansas City. Frank Smith and wife spent Sunday at Will Smiths. A music party occurred at J W Seviers Sunday evening. Miss Lula Cassity visits Luther Harris Milan. Ed Lawrence had a birthday party last Tuesday night. Perry Bunch and family visited Will Quigley Sunday. Lee Tomlin and Sam Correll bought sheep last week. Harley Frazier and wife visited Wiley Taylors Saturday night. Woodmen Decoration Exercises held at Zion cemetery Sunday morning. A pie social at Joe Marrs Saturday night drew a large crowd.
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Ed Lawrence
Perry Bunch
Will Quigley
Lee Tomlin
Sam Correll
Harley Frazier
Wiley Taylor's
Buggies On Display At Jones Bros Anchor Stable Browning
Advert says to see new Anchor buggies with latest styles at Jones’ featuring Twin auto seats roll top back quick shifting top and guaranteed reach and fifth wheel. Beenaways factory guarantees select models ensure purchase of Anchor buggy models.
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Jones
Browning
20 Beautiful Post Cards Offer from Farm Progress
FARM PROGRESS of St. Louis Missouri offers twenty colored post cards, no two alike, for 6 cents to cover mailing. Include five farmer names who are not subscribers. Cards printed on quality stock and superior to typical premium mailings. Send 6 cents and note newspaper seen to FARM PROGRESS St. Louis MO.
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Farm Progress
St. Louis
United States
Notice Prohibits Hunting or Fishing on Farms
On our farms there is a strict ban on hunting or fishing to prevent trouble. Signatories include D. C. Pierce, Jas. Gilmer, Mom Kimbrough and Gid Gooch.
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D.C. Pierce
Jas. Gilmer
Mom Kimbrough J
Gid Gooch
Seed Corn for Sale by Treeside Farmer
W Crookshanks advertises Reids Yellow dent seed corn sold under a tree. Leave orders and see the corn at F A Fleming's or at Crookshanks's farm.
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F. A. Fleming’s
Jmy Farm
W. Crookshanks
A. Jones Machine Shop Promises Savings
A. Jones advertises as the go to for McCormick machines and a full line of repairs. He offers Superior drag rake, harvester oils, twine, and related supplies, inviting customers to visit and save.
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A. Jones
McCormick
E. A. Jones
Page and Lyon Wire for fencing and barb wire sale
John Mairs offers woven wire fencing and barb wire from Page and Lyon. Customer can view inventory and request prices. Local advertisement emphasizes he has just unloaded a carload and invites inquiries.
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Page
Lyon
John Mairs
Knifong Wool Co offers top prices for wool at Browning
Wool buyers advertise high market prices at Knifong Wool Co Browning urging sellers to see them before selling and stressing annual interest no abstract charge and generous terms. Miller Higgins of Milan Missouri notes they hold funds at all times ready for business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knifong Wool Co
Browning
Miller & Higgins
Milan
E Church Notes Sunday Services and Music
Sunday School at 10 a m preaching at 11 a m and 8 p m with special music. A cordial invitation to attend these services is extended by Dr J W Smith Pastor.
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J. W. Smith
Reger versus Browning Baseball Clash Ends Barely One Run
Sunday Thos McCown and his Braves visited Reger to play a loud game with strong support from local rooters. By the fifth inning Reger trailed with seven runs to Browning’s eight as Browning protested umpire calls, calling it rotten while the Galt pitcher urged a square deal.
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Thos. McCown
Braves
Reger
Browning
Galt
Local Social Roundup From Paw Paw Area
Glen Steele remains ill while Charley Newton and Elbert Moore visited. Cleveland Christy called on J. W Sevier. John Mairs and family spent Sunday with J. W. Mairs. Opal Sumpter visited Grandmother Spencer, Edyth McQuown called Bertha Morris. Van Mairs and sister visited Mrs Sarah Black. James Elliott and wife visited son Will. Willie Lawrence's singing drew a large crowd and a fine time was reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paw-Paw
Glen Steele
Charley Newton
Elbert Moore
Cleveland Christy
J. W. Sevier
John Mairs
J. W. Mairs
Edyth McQuown
Bertha Morris
van Mairs
Sister
Sarah Blackman
James Elliott
Will
Willie Lawrence
Strawberries and meeting at Browning bank house 1909
Notice lists a June 16 1909 banking house gathering in Browning Missouri to elect a board of directors vote on changing the annual meeting date and address other business. It explains growing strawberries in narrow matted rows with proper runner placement and soil anchoring guidance. It also mentions Foley's Kidney Remedy and L Lantz.
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Browning
Jas. Calhoun
Secy
Meadville Chatauqua Season Tickets On Sale
Meadville Chatauqua runs August 21 to 29 with season tickets on sale. Prices vary by purchase date with June discounts and July August rates for general and children ages 8 to 12.
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Meadville Chatauqua
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Othe Clapp
Bethel Church
Short Purdin
Roy McCollum
Gertrude McCollum
Mellie Thudium
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Sylvester Lambert
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Barney Clapp
Wife Sting
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Winigan
Dr. Nevins
Geo. Crists
Deaf and Dumb School
Fulton
Paw Paw
Opel
Allen Dunlap
James Sevier
Kansas City
Frank Smith
Will Smith
Lula Cassity
Luther Harris
Zion Cemetery
Joe Marrs
Page and
Lyon Wire
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Opal Sumpter
Spencer
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Brigs Symptons
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Edison
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Browning, Missouri
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Enbalmer
A. C. Turner
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