Money To Loan Five and one half per cent farm loans
Special Notice. Your telephone call is my start er. When you have any clothing you want cleaned, call 193 or 73 and I will call for them and de liver them. W. E. Creason, Agt., Milan Cleaner. Oxfords and Pumps New shipment of latest styles patents whites and browns. Prices 2.25 to 3.75. J. J. Smith Leader of Low Prices.
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Burwell & Porter
Brookfield
W. E. Creason
Agt
Milan
J. J. Smith
Annual Meeting Notice for Browning Telephone Exchange
Notice of annual meeting for the Browning Telephone Exchange Browning Missouri to elect five directors for the ensuing year and handle other proper business. The meeting is at the telephone office on July 13 1922 starting 9 a m and lasting at least three hours. C B Chenoweth president.
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Browning Telephone Exchange
Browning
C. B. Chenoweth
Pasture For Rent A Fifty Acre Parcel
Fifty acres of good pasture with reliable water. R L Purdin will take stock by the head.
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R. L. Purdin
Black Roses mystery picture with Sessue Hayakawa
A short note describes a mystery picture titled Black Roses starring Sessue Hayakawa with admission prices of 10 and 25 cents.
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Sessue Hayakawana
Eadmission
Slats Diary Chronicle From a Rural Weekend
A fragmented diary recounts a weekend of small events and opinions at home and with neighbors. It notes golfing with three balls, thoughts of a watch in New Orleans, family visits, questions about Africa, church, a Bolshvik remark, and a courthouse visit after a garage altercation.
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New Orleans
Unkel
Enny
Afrika
Ivry
Snook
Dassent
Enny Mere
Enny Breth
Chirch
Bolshvick
Segar
Hart
Cort
Germany to Build Canals Linking Ruhr to Rhine and Danube
Germany plans large scale canal projects to connect central cities with the Rhine and to join the Rhine and Danube via the Main. A Neckar Danube canal for 600 ton ships is proposed, promising waterpower for electric development amid fuel shortages while the federal government controls distribution.
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Germany
Lorraine
Rhine
Danube
Charlemagne
Neckar-Danube
Pie Misbehavior Revealed by Dinner Guests
Chicago Tribune recounts an anecdote where a mother coaxing two children to refuse pie is undercut by Jamie age five who loudly declares he does not want a piece but hints he knows the reason, while Mary ages sixteen plays along.
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Mary
Jamie
Chicago Tribune
The Dividing Way
A Grit column laments confusing divided country roads with misleading straight talk. The writer recalls prompts to stay on a straight path while real routes wind around hills and diverge by local convenience, leaving strangers and even locals unsure which way to go.
Many Types of Presidents in American History
The article surveys the diverse backgrounds of U.S. presidents from Virginia gentlemen to soldiers lawyers farmers and teachers. It notes Harding as the first president who was a newspaper man.
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Virginia
Harding
Woodpile Fiction Excerpt Sparks Doubt About Ex-Kaiser
Mrs Corntossel questions a boast about work. Her husband defends the ex Kaiser, while she remains suspicious of his bragging about regular labor.
Lunch counter menu rivals movie plots with missile pie
A man at a lunch counter offers apple, pumpkin, mince, peach and missile pie. The other asks about missile pie and is told it’s the kind used in movies, implying a flashy but familiar dish.
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Rockies
Lake St. Mary
Glacier National Park
Pacific
Northwest
Puget Sound
Allegheny Mountains
Palestine
Dead Sea
Mesa Verde National Park
Yellowstone
Cody Road
Buffalo Bill
Pike's Peak
Rocky Mountain
Estes Park
West
Burlington
L. T. Wyckoff
Lectric Theatre
Woodpile Fiction
Jarvey & Neet’s
Harvey & Neet
Usco
United States
Rubber Company de Fee
Neeser Rubber Oropetetion
U.S. Tie Co
U. S. Tin
Browning, New Boston
E. E. Harmon & Son
Virgil Morelock
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