North Linn community notices and school plans
Local items report visits among families Mrs Edens Elsie Vannye and others. Edna Harvey returns home with sister Pauline Cotter to attend Columbia. A two week old baby died and burial held at United Brethren Church with funeral by Rev Hudson. Rural graduates to receive diplomas August 18 with a gold medal contest preceding. Kreso Dip offered at discounted price by Whaley Drug Co.
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Linneus
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Columbia
John Taylor
United Brethern Church
Hudson
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Local notices and social notes from Browning area
Local and Personal. Newt, meats and groceries. Everyone will be in Browning July 4. Henry Tate of Milan visited Miss Lyda Jolly Sunday. Linseed oil offered at 1.15 per gallon. East Lynne to be shown July 4 at the opera house. Lost pocket instrument case. $2 reward. Mrs. Laura Watkins of Harveyville left for home. Miss Lyda Jolly returns from Coulee City, Wash. Miss Martha Penn返 from Savanna, Mo. Miss Gertrude McCollum to Helena, Okla. Miss Mae Austin joins Browning Telephone Exchange. Optician visiting Lantz & Glaze June 19-20. Model Drug Store. Harvey coal on track. Meats and groceries at Newt’s. Mullins of Chillicothe on business. New saddles from Howell’s. Mrs. Sallie Carter visited relatives near Enterprise. Jenkins No. 5 1/2 rake promoted. Wilber Gooch visits from North Salem. Cassity visits for jeweler duties. For rent: four-room house on Line Street. Clyde’s Best products advertised. John Pearce and son visit from Burlington. J. Y. Schrock tours the west. K. B. Fields travels to the east. Ball game billed for June 17 at Purdin. Snake bite on John Powell’s boy. Dr. Van Wye treated wound. Charles Barnett, petroleum oils inspector, in town. Browning Concrete Co. lays cement walks. W. P. Carter hires carpenters for remodeling and town improvements.
Linn County Teachers Convene August 17–18
The Linn County teachers announce a regular annual convention on August 17 and 18 to avoid conflicts with other meetings. Attendance is required by law, and plans for next year’s work will be discussed at the gathering.
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Linneus
Linn
Clyde's Best Flour and Feed Arrives at Peters Produce Co
Clyde's Best flour feed and bran were just unloaded at Peters Produce Co. The shipment signals inventory restock for local customers and feeders.
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Peters Produce Co
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