Residents mingle with kin as plains dry spells bite
Mr and Mrs Burnham McCol and daughter visited J G Nickells and returned home Monday with Mrs Nickells sons Leon and Jayne. Mrs Lela Boyles of Paola Kan stayed with George Peters and H F Kille. Peters escorted her to Linneus for a short visit before her return. Farmers plow corn and weed fields as dry heat grips the area. Wheat ripens in the hot spell. C B Potter and Mrs Potter recently returned from a trip visiting Mendon Bosworth and Carrollton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burnham McCol
J. G. Nickell
Nick
Leon
Jayne
Lela Boyles
Paola
Kan
George Peters
H. F. Kille
Peters
Linneus
C. B. Potter
Mendon
Bosworth
Carrollton
Local Social News From Summers and Nearby
Sunday dinner guests included Mr. and Mrs. G T Woodward Mildred and Joe Wyan and the editor's family. Roy Jones tended his alfalfa and clover crops this week. Miss Ruby Calhoun stayed with her sister Mrs Harold Patterson near Purdin. Mr and Mrs Emery Gray and Mrs Cecil Stephenson visited near Linneus. J D Lay returned from Jefferson City and Kansas City. Jimmie Robison picked up Earl M Palmer from Kirksville hospital. Mrs Ann Johnson spent part of last week with her city home. Mrs Clive Freland ranked highly in Heredity and Genetics at Northeast Missouri State Teachers College Kirksville 1933 spring term. C L Fuller travels to Albuquerque NM for hospital care then plans Blaimart CA visit. Mrs Fuller to join later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. T. Woodward
Mildred
Joe Wyan
Roy Jones
Ruby Calhoun
Harold Patterson
Near
Purdin
Emery Gray
Cecil Stephenson
Ola Stephenson
T. J. Seaman
Rolla Gooch
Linneus
J.D. Lay
Jefferson City
Kansas City
Jimmie Robison
Kirksville
Earl M. Palmer
Ann Johnson
J. M. Thurlo
Clive Freland
M. J. Fields
Northeast Missouri State Teachers College
C. L. Fuller
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Blaimart
Cal
H.T. McCurdy
Notice to Hunters on Henry Watson Farm 1933
Notice restricts all hunting and fishing on Henry Watsons farm during 1933. Keep out or face prosecution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Watson
Trade At Home And Save Money Ad List
Classified reader notice listing bulk flour and animal feed deals from several brands. Items include M P A flour 48 lbs for 1.25, Gold Medal 48 lbs for 1.25, all mash feeds priced around 2.25, egg mash and garbage tankage options, steel cut oats, boni tat tankage, and Swift’s tankage. Prices shown per hundredweight or tonnage as appropriate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.P.A
SWIFT
Local residents travel and visit throughout area
G M Spencer of Cora was a business visitor here Saturday Ray Bailey spent a day in Kirksville for specialist exams Mr and Mrs Beryl Taylor and daughter visited her parents Mr and Mrs R J McCollum Sunday Mrs Maude Holiday stayed with her mother in Pollock Cornball team played Yellow Creek and was defeated Sid Kingdon Players performed to a large crowd Floy Ogle and children left for Alliance Nebraska after visiting Ida ae Mr and Mrs Guy Dray son Warren Mr and Mrs D A Taylor and J B Fleming of Linnæus were guests of J D Lay E S Linhart and children to Brookfield Ruth Brumbaugh returned from Kansas City for vacation Beverly and K M Duncan with daughter Beverly visited Linneus area Hubert Cokerham and relatives near Linneus spent Sunday with locals E G Brookshier family and Ed Grambling, with Ottumwa visit, report Brookshier improved after sickness and on road to recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Tunnell
St. Joseph
Guy Adams
M. W. Hoover
Purdin
James E. Cotter
Milan
George Cotter
Cecil Dodson
Mr. Jacobs
Walter Stephenson
Mason Dell
F. R. Fanning
Stanley Day
Paul McCollum
J. D. Burwell
Unionville
John Brumbaugh
Chillicoe
Carl Url
W. H. Dickinsonere
M. Duncan
G. M. Spencer
Cora
Ray Bailey
Kirksville
Beryl Taylor
R. J. McCollum
Otis Lawrence
Near Haseville
Earl Nickell
Maude
Pollock
Yellow Creek
Sid Kingdon
Floy Ogle
Mr. Brookshier
Farmers Should Then Rely On Cooperatives Not Grants
The piece warns farmers against expecting government price controls to solve agricultural woes. It argues that supply and demand laws govern markets, not edicts, and that lasting improvement comes from farm cooperative organizations. Government aid should supplement, not supplant, producer cooperatives.
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Ford
Ins
D. W. Howard
Roy Taylor
Harold Carter
Chillicoithe
J. E. Rudloff
Fayette
John Burwell
Near Huntsville
Mary Helen
Ruth “Hamilton
W. B. Arnold
RE. Harris
J. J. Smith
St. Louis
Herman
Arlo Smith
Near North Salem
Rob Harris
Henry Ewing
Dr. Dixon of
Dr. Palm
Chillicothe
Floral Company
C&h
Penns Harvester
Ainder Twine FA
Plymouth
Browning Farm Club
Electric
Theatre
Jimmie Caruso
His
Grahama Kaffer
W. D. Grice
Phillip
John William
George Alexander
Brookfield
the Shoe Hospital
Wning, MO
H.G.F
Thousand Island
W. H. Dickinson
Maytag
Newton
Iowa
Bailey Maytag Company
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