Kirksville All Stars vs Red Sox A Sunday Diamond Duel
Kirksville All Stars faced the Red Sox in a lively baseball game at the park diamond on a muddy north entrance day. The Red Sox won 3 to 1 behind strong pitching from Franklin and Brassfield with Vivens finishing strong for Kirksville.
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Park
Kirksville
Red Sox
Franklin and
Brassfield
Verl
Kirksville All Stars
I. Fk Ees
Harris
BS Fi
D. O Ames
Woodworth
Dickinson Lf
Brasshield
Brammer
Franklin
Hope
Russel
Vivens
Glasses For Less one day sale with Dr Palm at Bailey Maytag
A one day glasses sale runs in Browning offering cheaper eyewear. Dr. Palm visits the Bailey Maytag office for customers to view selections and purchase frames at lower prices.
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Dr. Palm
Bailey Maytag
Browning
Friday Ant Emmys Sister Returns From West Trip
Friday Ant Emmy’s sister came home from a west trip and spoke about the scenery. She said the mountains and large canyons spoiled the view and she did not feel well during the trip.
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Ant
Sim
Civic Club Offers Premiums For July 4 Parade Floats
The Civic Club announces a $10 premium for the best decorated float and $5 for the second best. Floats must be in the July 4 parade.
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The
Civic Club
Teachers of Our Rural Schools
A list of teachers and their assigned schools for the coming fall and winter terms. Notable entries include Kenneth Haley, Hamil ton Jennings, Pauline Jennings, Harold Light, Emmagene Oaks, Lenore Tully, Noel Gooch, Alberta Johnson, Violett North Hooker, Glenn Woodside, Mildred Smith, Marjorie Jenkins, Nevins Stufflebean, Mary Stufflebean, Alva Bagley, Wayne Bagley, Mrs Alpha Hollon, Mrs Dorris Wyatt, Mrs Lena Ken ley, Dorothy Milloan, Mrs Pansy Britton, Gaylord Quigley, Dorothy Redder.
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Haley
Kenneth Jennings
Hamilton
Jerry Jennings
Russell
Pauline Jennings
Light
Harold Cooper
Pierce
Emmagene Oaks
Mundell
Lenore Tully
Gooch
Noel Tully
North Hooker
Alberta Johnson
South Hooker
Violett McKay
Woodside
Glenn Gooch
Smith
Mildred Fields
Jenkins
Marjorie Stufflebean
Nevins
Mary Stufflebean
North Salem
Tommy Dilliner
North Eagle
Alva Bagley
Pleasant Shade
Wayne Bagley
Cross Roads
Alpha Hollon
Clem Springs
Dorris Wyatt
White Oak Grove
Lena Kenley
Wheat supplement boosts egg production in hens, Missouri study
Missouri Agricultural Experiment Station reports wheat added to hen rations increases egg production until corn and wheat are fed equally. All mixes included 18 percent meat scrap 5 percent dried milk and 1 percent salt. Differences lay in corn versus wheat ratios in scratch feed and corn meal versus wheat by‑products in mash.
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Missouri Agricultural Experiment Station
New Service Station Opening on Highway Five
A new service station located on Highway No. 5 south of Alspach's shop opens for business on Saturday June 20. Patrons receive one quart of oil free with every five gallons of gas purchased. Raymond Alspach is the manager.
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Highway No. 5
Alspach
Raymond Alspach
Illinois professor visiting relatives in town
Prof. Virgil Hooe of Pesotum Illinois arrived Saturday to join his wife and daughter visiting with her parents Mr and Mrs L C Lantz. Both Mr Hooe and Mrs Hooe teach in Pesotum and were recently re elected with a salary increase. Friends here express pride in their professional success.
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Illinois
Virgil Hooe
Pesotum
Ill
L. C. Lantz
Two Pioneer Citizens Called Home in Browning Community
Obituary notices honor Mrs. Martha Jane Bailey and Mr. George Jennings with funeral details. Mrs. Bailey, born May 7 1848, died June 13 1931 at 83, survived by five children and many relatives after long marriage to John M Bailey. George Jennings, longtime Christian Union church member, died near Cora after a farming life, with numerous grandchildren and relatives attending. Funeral services were held in Browning and Deep Springs cemetery burial observed. Attendees included local clergy and community members, reflecting a life of faith and service. The entry also notes A N A convention attendance by Browning residents and lists names of participants.
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Martha Jane Bailey
John M.bailey
Sampson
Elizabeth Johnson
Great
Beyond
John M. Bailey
Sullivan
Linn
Mt. Olive
Kansas City
Elizabeth Lantz
Herbert C. Bailey
Browning
Lilly Clark
Mother Bailey
Baptist Church
Drinkard
Laredo
Lela Neet
Lorene Whaley
Mattie Duncan
Jennie Glaze
Hoover
Carrie Dean
Dennis
Kansas
Grover C
Golda Harmon
Milan
Lucretia N. Quigley
James W
Iva M. Johnson
Myrta Knnfong
Cora
Mary E. Bauswell
George C
George B. Jennings
Parsons
Christian Union Church
J. B. Crawford
Deep Springs
Obituary of David Warren Jennings
David Warren Jennings born February 23 1856 in Missouri died June 14 at home near Cora at age 75 years 3 months 21 days married Elizabeth Douglas Butler in 1879 his wife predeceased him twenty one years ago to this union eleven children were born.
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David Warren Jennings
Woodson
Nancy Jennings
Missouri
Cora
Elizabeth Douglas Butler
Indian Relics collection showcased by D H C Lambert
D H C Lambert inspected the collection of Indian relics and handed coins to renew faith with the home paper. He owns a large trove of tammahawks and other articles and plans to display some items in the show window for the younger generation to view.
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D. H. C. Lambert
Sturday
Lambert
Money from Canada and a note of thanks
The writer reports receiving a subscription payment from J. T. Brown and sister of Cavell Sask Canada. He sent money from his adopted country noting the one dollar bill is larger than American large denomination notes and twenty-five cent bills are relatively small. Many thanks Miss and Mr. Brown.
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Canada
J. T. Brown
Cavell, Sask
Miss
Mr. Brown
Uncle Joe Sevier dies at Milan aged 97
Joseph D. Sevier born February 19 1849 near Cora, Missouri died June 4 at his Milan home. He worked as a blacksmith and mill operator, served Sullivan County as sheriff in 1884, built a modern flour mill in 1899, and retired after years of skilled mechanical work. Funeral services were held in Milan with interment at Oakwood cemetery.
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Joseph D. Sevier
Thomas R
Elizabeth Dusky Sevier
Cora
Milan
Tennessee
Sevier
Missouri
Uncle Joe
Elizabeth Knifong Harmon
J. J. Payne
Green City
Oscar
Effie Marshall
Gordon, Neb
Thomas
Orvan
Moberly
James
Wilmington
Calif
Ray
Bethany
Sullivan County
Mr. Wood
Joe Sevier
Grand Jury
W.S. Potter
Wilson Bentley
Oakwood Cemetery
Death of Uncle Joe Seveir Ends Long Pioneer Service
The passing of Uncle Joe Seveir in Sullivan County marks the loss of a pioneer citizen cherished by family and community. Described as a fond father and indulgent, his death leaves a void in the home and town, with wishes for his ashes to rest in peace.
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Joe Seveir
Sullivan County
Bible Lectures At North Salem Invite All
All are invited to attend the Bible lectures at North Salem on Saturday night June 20 and Sunday night June 21 with special music led by P N Chaffee Evang.
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North Salem
P. N. Chaffee
Oralee Born As Peters Reports Life In Garnett Letter
In a June 11 1931 letter from Garnett Kansas W H Peters writes of family news a new baby named Oralee also known as Sam and mentions a dispute claiming the baby belongs to Hettie and Mike he notes heavy oats rain and farming work including 65 acres of oats 43 of corn and three plowings he recalls his boss death May 1st and his plan to keep working despite changes ending with a farewell line.
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Garnett
Kansas
Joe
Nickell
Browning
Sam
Hettie
Mike
W. H. Peters
Piano bargains at Brookfield shop offer big savings
J. D. Mahaffey advertises pianos including a Kimball upright with over 20 savings via factory wholesale division. Demonstrator baby grand saves 230, plus several used pianos. Easy terms. See him Saturday at Hotel Elliott Building, Brookfield, Missouri.
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J. D. Mahaffey
Brookfield, Mo
Elliott Bldg
Final Payoff and Funeral Rites in Patton Monthly Humor
A Patton Monthly piece spoofing a will where a dying contractor distributes assets to wife son bonding firm junk man and bootlegger. In Cora a Sunday baseball game pits Cora Pleasant Grove against Humphreys on the town diamond. the clash promises fast action.
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First National Bank
Patton Monthly
Cora
Cora Pleasant Grove
Humphreys
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Teasday
Fone Co
Wensday
Restorant
Manny
J. M. Bailey
Royal Neighbors of America
Masonic Temple
Lalcede
Ida L. Davis
Ella Curry
Maude Webb
Margaret Smith
Della Peters
Maude Holliday
Mytle Peterson
Lora Carter
Dean Marvin
Lola Lantz
Laura Hall
Opal Johnson
Leona Harris
Cordia Swisegood
Flora McCormick
Fern Woodward
Zella Woodworth
Nellie Williams
Bertie Haley
Florence Shouse
Maggie McCown
Laclede
Linneus
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