Browning Defeats Ed Purdin 12 0 in One Sided Game
Sunday at home Browning toppled Purdin 12 to 0 in a strong team effort led by pitcher McClanahan and catcher Vroom. Purdin’s Cox pitched well but Browning’s offense, guided by Daniels at third and Peterson in left, overwhelmed the visitors as Linus and local fans enjoyed a calm, festive afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purdin
Browning
Ed] McClanahan
Carl’ Vroom
Cox Twirler
C. B. Fleming
James Chambers
Plains
Browning T Boys
Norris Phillips
Sheylan
Fields
Albert’ Daniels
H. L. Adams
Ben Carter
A.’ D. Peterson
Prof. Hope
Dr. Beckers
Purdin Boys
Browning Boys
Cox
McClannahan
Daniels
Lineus
John Moore
James Willams
Pasture For Rent On 275 Acres Of Blue Grass
Charles L. Britton offers 275 acres of blue grass pasture with ample running water and shade for rent.
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Charles L. Britton
Rex Mc Donald Tack Horse to Run Season at Winigan
Special notice from Floyd A. Spencer of Winigan Missouri announces his saddle stallion Rex Mc Donald will enter the 1927 season at Winigan. This public notice states the horse and owner, with location and year.
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Rex McDonald
Winigan
Floyd A. Spencer
Winigan, Mo
Church Notes Sunday School Attendance Counts Rise
The circuit reports Sunday School at Mt Zion eighty three North Salem one hundred seven Browning seventy one. A recent Friday night Campus College Quartette entertained in the church to high praise. The College seeks to improve and maintain high standards with support. Children’s Day program was mentioned among three key points.
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Mt. Zion
North Salem
Browning
Cameon College Quartette
College
Brookfield Plans Big Fourth Of July Celebration
Brookfield bids to host the largest North Missouri Fourth with American Legion Derby races five total, a mule race, vaudeville, free acts from the Pantages Circuit, a concert band, an outdoor dance, and a fireworks show. Also notes new summer cay and soybean planting advisory and local seed sales by County Agent Hall.
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American Legion
Brookfield
Brookfield Fair
Lindbergh
Missouri
Missouri College of Agriculture
Hall
Farm Bureau
Hats for sale at Jickinson's this Friday and Saturday
A single lot of men's and boys' tailor hats offered at 98 cents each. Bright styles advertised for Friday and Saturday at Jickinson's, highlighting bargain headwear.
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Prilay
Jickinson’s
Ice Cream Supper at Locust Valley Church
The ladies aid will host an ice cream supper at Locust Valley Baptist Church on Saturday night June 25. Everyone is cordially invited to attend.
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Ladies Aid
Locust Valley Baptist Church
Prominent Floyd Palmer and Sylvia Powell wed in surprise
Floyd Palmer of Purdin and Sylvia Powell of Linneus married last Wednesday June 15 in a quiet ceremony with Rev. Hargrove. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Powell, is a noted county teacher. The groom, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Palmer, is a progressive farmer. The couple plan to live on the farm and are greeted with congratulations. Also notices bidding remodeling bids for Enterprise school district set for June 28 at 2 p.m.
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Floyd Palmer
Purdin
Sylvia Powell
Linneus
Hargrove
To Powell
Near Linneus
W. F.palmher
Enterprise School’ District
Neet
Lola Porter
Wm. Cordray
Henry Hanman
Held Family Reunion at Jones Home In City
The home of Mr. and Mrs. H. Clay Jones welcomed children and grandchildren for a long awaited homecoming. Guests included Mrs. B. F. Cotter and children, Maxine Wyatt, Kenneth Clay Cotter, Roy Jones and family, H. Clay Jr., Herman, John Keith, and Leo Jones with son Donald. A pleasant afternoon featured reminiscences and shared food prepared by Mrs. Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Clay Jones
B. F. Cotter
Maxine Wyatt
Kenneth Clay Cotter
Roy Jones
H. Clay, Jr. Herman
John Keith
Leo Jones
Donald
Children Day Program Delights City Congregation
The Sunday night program for Children's Day at the Methodist Episcopal church drew a large crowd. The entertainment featured songs readings duets and other acts by the young participants who were warmly applauded by the congregation.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Notice to Breeders for Percheron Stallions Villa De Luxe at Farm
Notice to breeders that my Percheron stallion Villa De Luxe and my Jack Perfection No. 14 953 will season 1927 at the farm of W. L. Taylor.
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W. L. Taylor
Robbery at Raridon’s Store in Reger
Thieves entered Bob Karidon’s general merchandise store at Reger Monday night and stole a large quantity of merchandise. No suspects or clues have been identified yet.
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Raridon
Bob Karidon
Reger
Store Robbery and Local Notices From June 1927
A robbery at a Yakima store and a flood of local notices appear in this June 16 1927 issue. The frame includes a letter from An Appreciative Reader to Dear Friend Joe, probate expenses approaching 1500 dollars, and thanks for kindness. Also reports on The Electric Theatre improvements a cooling system and power update, plus a Missouri Wesleyan College Quartet program at the Methodist church with a free will offering.
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Yakima
Wash
Joe
J. Ben Carter
Electric Theatre
Missouri Wesleyan College Quartette
Cameron
Missouri
Missouri Wesleyan College
Gale
B. Foxworthy
Vinson
H. Gale
Floyd Pollock
Powersville
N. J. Jones
Chillicoth
Graveling Highway Progress Near North City Limits
Laclede Blade notes rapid gravel road work, weather permitting, with gravel spread from Chase Dail corner toward Prairie Street by Saturday night. Eight to ten cars deliver gravel daily, loaded via scoops and a Fordson tractor, creating a solid bed motorists praise as comparable to concrete. Also advertises Joe Martin Browning Mo stock and poultry health services with no trip charge and a full line of serums and vaccines.
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Chase Dail
Rorth
Prairie Street
Winegard
Fordson
Joe Martin
Browning
Owl Pharmacy
Browning Plans Festive Fourth Celebration and Games
A Browning community fete outlines an all day July 4 program featuring the Milan I. O. O. F. band, a Half Rock versus Browning ball game, speeches, and park entertainment. Nearby notes mention a June 12 gathering at Dave Monroe’s home with music and refreshments, plus local shop updates and social chatter from Dickinson's.
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Milan I. O. O. F
Half Rock
Browning
Dave Monroe
Cleo Asher
Viola Thudium
Allilee
Lilah Steele
Herbert Buswell
Theodore Asher
Charley Lambert
Freddie Armstrong
Modern Woodmen Meet in Browning Friday Night
All members of the Modern Woodmen of Browning and vicinity are urged to attend Friday night June 24 to initiate work and serve cats. Deputy Morris of Chillicothe accompanies the group. Join in the effort and trust the cats to manage themselves. HL Adams. V C A R E
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Modern Woodmen
Browning and Vicinty
Morris
Chillicothe
HL. Adams
V.C. Are
Diary of Slats and Friends Chronicles a Youthful Misadventure
The entry describes a weekend of minor mischief by Slats with Jake and Blisters including disobedience and a theft confession. It notes a Sunday exchange with Pa about money, ice cream, and suspicions, ending with Slats waving suspenders as trust falters. The tone echoes a rough diary of a young character.
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Jake
Mst
Jane
Milk Handling Methods Boost Farm Profits This Summer
A rural notice explains a milk flood to Linn County farms with 1 462 gallons coming over 150 days. It stresses summer losses, cream separation, and butterfat pricing, urging cleanliness and cold water per Wisconsin guidance to produce high quality products for strong prices. Also lists a for sale Hereford bull, four years old, 1400 pounds.
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Linn
E. H. Farrington
U of Wisconsin
America
J. H. Burkholder
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Ball Park
J. P. Bolling
J. H. Calhoun
W. H. Dickinson
N. H. Dicknson
Dickinson's
Rev.l.b.hargrove
F. L. Jacobs
Munday
Perty
Blisterses
Evning Andel
Are Dore
Ant Emmy
Talies
At. Dickinson
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