Eliza J. Hardinger Dies at 88 in Missouri Community
Eliza Jane Yates born in Columbus Ohio January 8 1846 died June 16 1934 aged 88 years 5 months 8 days. She taught school in Iowa and Missouri married Jacob Hardinger and lived 59 years on a Linn County farm. Survived by four children ten grandchildren ten great grandchildren and a half brother. Funeral at Bethel Church June 18 with Rev. Luton officiating. Burial in Price cemetery beside family relatives and many friends attended.
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Eliza Jane Yates
Columbiana, Co
Ohio
Winterset
Iowa
Missouri
Linn County
Kirksville State Teachers College
Joseph Nathan Hardinger
Bucklin
Benjamine Oscar
Winigan
Anna Margaret Stephens
Kansas City
Billa Bernice
Methodist Church
Bethel Church
Price
W. W.C
Belcher Family Gertrude Minister Beloved Elder Passes
The obituary notes the June 18 1934 death of F M Belcher at his home near the city after five years of declining health. He was 76 born May 4 1858 in Linn County married Millie Ann Kimbrough in 1882 with nine children, six surviving, plus grandchildren and sisters. He joined Morris Chapel Methodist Church in 1894 and remained active.
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F. M. Belcher
Marion Belcher
Mr. Belcher
John
Jane Belcher
Linn County
Millie Ann Kimbrough
Floyd Doyle
Fred Everett
Charles Tate
Henry Oliver
Marvin Murrell
Ola Leo
Ellen Bivins
Purdin
Belle Wilhite
Preaching at Cross Roads Schoolhouse Near Cora
A preaching event is planned at the Cross Roads schoolhouse one mile east of Cora on Friday night June 29 at 8:00. Rev. H. V. Foley, pastor, invites everyone to attend.
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Cross Roads
Cora
H. V. Foley
Ice Cream Supper at Locust Valley Church
Community event at Locust Valley Church Friday night June 29 invites all. Proceeds benefit church activities. Refreshments include homemade ice cream and desserts for attendees.
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Locust Valley Church
Mid-Week Bridge Club Meets With Agatha Smith
The Mid-Week Bridge Club gathered last Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Agatha Smith. Mrs. Harold Rinehart won high score honors and Agatha treated guests to ice cream cake and iced tea. Attendees included Mrs. Carl Brassfield Shirley Mrs. Nelson Brassfield Mrs. Kenneth Williams Cherrel Mrs. Ovid Atkins Mrs. Ray Nickell Mrs. Harold Rinehart Mrs. Donald Jones Miss Waverly Wampler Mrs. Edgar Hoselton Mrs. Agatha Smith Jackie Lee and Mrs. Clora Pipes.
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Agatha Smith
Harold Rinehart
Agatha
Carl Brassfield
Shirley
Nelson Brassfield
Kenneth Williams
Cherrel
Ovid Atkins
Ray Nickell
Donald Jones
Waverly Wampler
Crop Insurance and Forage Options Amid Drought Pressure
The article outlines how national crop income insurance under the Agricultural Adjustment Administration supports farmers facing drought losses. It notes flexible programs, guaranteed income for contracted farmers, and discusses forage options such as soybeans, cowpeas, Sudan grass, cane, corn, millet, buckwheat, and Korean lespedeza, with guidance on seeding and drought resistance from Etheridge.
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Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Drouth
War on chinch bugs in Sullivan County area
Farmers across Sullivan County wage ongoing campaign against migrating chinch bugs using free Barrier Oil provided by Emergency County Agent Baugher. Demonstrations at Jake Fields farm in Duncan Township and John W. King’s farm five miles west of Green City attract many locals to learn trapping and destruction methods and protect the coming corn crop.
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Sulivan County
Emergency
Baugher
Jake Fields
Duncan Township
John W. King
Green City
What Forage Crop Shall I Plant
W C Etheridge of the Missouri College of Agriculture advises immediate planting of forage crops to offset drought damaged yields. He cites soybeans as the safest and most valuable option for Missouri, noting they can be planted now and produce well on ordinary soils.
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Sudan
Etheridge
College of Agriculture
Missouri
W. C. Etheridge
Department of
Missouri College of Agriculture
Birth and death notice of Ovid Filson Atkins
Ovid Filson Atkins born September 10 1933 in Browning Missouri died Sunday June 24 at 7 am. He was 9 months 14 days old. Survived by parents Ovid and Mildred Atkins and grandparents. Funeral at Baptist church Monday at 2 pm led by Rev Luton. Interment in Jenkins cemetery.
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Ovid Filson Atkins
Ovid
Mildred Atkins
Browning
Baptist Church
Luton
Jenkins Cemetery
Card of Thanks for Our Darling Son
We thank friends for kindness and help during the death and burial of our son. Mildred and Ovid.
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Mildred
Ovid
Ice truck driver injured in rolling accident
Burton Carr suffered a bruising yet non fatal incident when the ice delivery truck shifted from neutral to low gear while he was crank starting it. He was briefly confined to his room for recovery but not seriously hurt.
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Burton Carr
Schreck's Special Notice on Pumps and Windmills
Schreck's lists pumps parts and water tanks in stock and promotes the Aermotor windmill. It emphasizes reliability with the slogan it runs when others stand still.
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Schreck's
Aermotor
Family reunion spree marks Kalining town visit
California visitors Art Lambert and family joined by Deskins Lambert and others enjoyed multiple gatherings around Clara Hanman and Annie Arnold homes. Events included 175 at Jim Elliott barn dance, 150 at Clara Hanman birthday dinner, fish fry, ice cream socials, Stitch and Chatter Club, dances, and a grand finale birthday meal. The Red and White Store opens boosting local trade with new grocers noted for experience and community welcome.
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California
Art Lambert
Wanetta
Harry Deskins
Wilma
Therie Lambert
Nadine
Jim Elliott
Clara Hanman
Art
John Tucker
Stitch and Chatter Club
Bessie Steele
Oma Deskins
Canora Abolett
Kathryn Steele
Mrs. Shipp
Bernice
Ted Hanman
Bessie
Annie Arnold
Salt Lake City
Grand Canyon
Arizona
Red & White
Krowning
Letter From Kansas City Kansas City
A letter from Kansas City dated June 24 describes hot weather reaching 108 degrees and recent showers. It notes Arthur Van Wye and Alfred painting, Mattie Lockhart in Washington serving in the Treasury, Clifford the newspaper artist, and relatives visiting or planning to visit. It mentions eagles sold by Mr. Johnson at 3.00 dollars each labeled as Johnson blues and other family news including H. Clay Jones.
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Kansas City
Joe
Arthur van Wye
Alfred
Mattie Lockhart
Washington, D. C
Treasury Office
Clifford
H. Clay
Norfolk
Leo
Brother Rush
Eagles
Mr. Johnson
New Store Opens in Owl Pharmacy Site
Mr and Mrs Emmett Childers have rented the former Owl Pharmacy building and the room has been papered as preparations for a new store.
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Emmett Childers
Owl Pharmacy
Browning Juniors Defeat Linneus In Extra Innings
Browning juniors beat Linneus 6 to 5 in an extra inning game last Friday. George pitched with improved control and Carr behind the plate worked well. Eleven players ages 12 to 17, led by captain Glen George, Trent Darr and manager A D Peterson, form the squad.
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Browning Jr
Linneus
Browning
George
Carr
D. Johnson
P. Smith
G. George
Darr
Neet
C. Smith
Woodward
Robinson
Williams
D. George
Jr. Luton
Gene Darr
Joe Wyan Woodward
Sec.treas
Glen George
A. D. Peterson
Friendship Circle Club meets with Mrs Fuller
On Wednesday June 20 the Friendship Circle Club met with Mrs Juanita Fuller. 16 members and 6 visitors attended. The program included singing The Old Spinning Wheel Lord's Prayer reading club news a stunt and a guessing contest won by Mrs Ed Ogle. Closing song Till We Meet Again. Sunshine pals presented to Mildred Gooch. Ice cream supper planned for Wednesday night. Refreshments served by Mary Gooch Loy Slater. Attendees listed with families and visitors.
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Friendship Circle Club
Juanita Fuller
Helen Gooch
George Gooch
Frances Smith
Kathryn Smith
Ed Ogle
Edna
Margaret Bagley
Kathryn Cumbo
Kathryn Blender
Juanita Fulles
Mildred Gooch
Mary Gooch
Loy Slater
Vaycel
Kicked By A Tractor Injures Local Man
Noble Crooks was kicked by a tractor Saturday morning causing a cut over the eye. He went to town for treatment and the wound was dressed. condition described as the worst part of the accident.
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Noble Crooks
Also Mentioned on This Page
Eliza J. Hardinger
the Bethel Church
Rev. W. W. Clay
Brookfield
Effy Durham
Omer Vick Becaz
Effys
Omers
Chirch
Cote
Noose Paper
Wensday
Joe Hix
Ant Emmy
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