Administration notice for Blanche Tripp estate in Linn County
Letters of administration granted to J. W. Tripp as administrator by the Probate Court of Linn County Missouri dated February 6 1917. Creditors must file claims within six months for allowance or they may be barred. claims not exhibited within one year from the last publication will be forever barred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Tripp
Linn County
Missouri
J. W. Tripp
W.G. Warren
H.C. Warren
Administrator's Notice for Warren Estate in Linn County
Letters of Administration granted for the estate of W G Warren by Linn County Missouri Probate Court on February 22 1917 with H C Warren as Administrator. Creditors must display claims within six months for allowance or be barred. claims not shown within one year from last publication will be forever barred. Date March 1 1917.
Prohibition Bet Leads to Candy Crunch Night
A Prohibition supporter, unaware of the movement’s strength, bet a candy stake that statewide prohibition would fail. After the election yielded a 1993 majority for Prohibition, the celebrants gathered at L. W. Hummel’s home to crack nuts, eat candy, and trade witz and tales amid the crowd.
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Hummel
Prohibition
Obituary of Mrs J H Dunkin of Browning Iowa
Mrs J H Dunkin born Mary Rake on Jan 9 1848 died at home in Browning Feb 24 1917 at age 74. She married J H Dunkin Sept 17 1866 near Ft Madison Iowa. they had seven children, four surviving with her husband. The couple moved from Lee County Iowa to Missouri and settled in Browning in 1884, joining the Church of Christ in 1885. They recently celebrated their Golden Anniversary. Her life was devoted to family and faith, described as patient, faithful and loving toward husband, children, grandchildren and friends. She passed Saturday night at 11 p m into eternal life.
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J. H. Dunkin
Mary Rake
Browning
Ft. Madison
Iowa
Missouri
Church of Christ
Mother Dunkin
Dunkin
Home of Hummels Earns Winning Adulation
The narrator signs off with a playful good night to Mr and Mrs Hummel and notes a bet won, praising the Home of Hummels for entertainment and candy. A lighthearted closing signals a cheerful conclusion to a small tale.
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Mrs. Hummel
Missouri bill to ban selling diseased swine and burning dead hogs
Office of State Veterinarian in Columbia outlines Senate Bill 449 by Senator Glick. The measure forbids sale or driving of diseased swine, requires burning of hogs that die from any disease, and compels owners to notify neighbors. The bill is before the legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Senate
D. F
Luckey
Office of State Veterinarian
Columbia
Senate
Glick
Local Printing at Low Cost for Various Needs
Advertises printing services for letter heads statements wedding invitations and public sale bills offering low costs without sacrificing quality and promising reliable turnaround for community requests.
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Browning, Mo
Keithley and
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Harvey Drake
Billings
Mont
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Purdin
Our City
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H. Clay Jones
Nettie Myers
Robert Stevenson
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Clay Bayles
J. Ben Carter
Elmer McClead
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Houser & Arnold Hardware
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Joe Nickell
Kansas City
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J. H. Payne
Ed Head
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North Salem Church
Scott Wheatcraft
Roy McCollum
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Electric Theatre
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