Odd Fellows Gather in Linneus Lodge 52 Initiates Twenty Eight
Last Thursday about 400 Odd Fellows met at the Linneus Opera House to confer the initiatory and first degree on twenty eight candidates. Grand Secretary J. W. Wilkinson of Missouri spoke two hours praising the order and its Christian aims before a supper and the evening’s first degree work applauded as among the finest in North Missouri.
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Linneus
Linneus Lodge No
J. W. Wilkinson
Missouri
Linneus Lodge
G. M. Cleveland
St. Louis
Geo. A. Calhoun
Browning
Luther Shepherd
Roger
Harry Symons
Major Flam eflimflamke in rural bulletin
A Milan Standard blames a self styled Major-General W R Flemke a Christian worker and Russian lecturer for a three dollar debt noting his possible links to a Flim Flam club. The item questions his title and calls him a hypocritical dead beat. The Mar ch Farm Journal provides a Bordeaux mixture formula with copper sulfate, lime and water instructions.
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W. R. Flemke
Christian Worker
Kirksville
Milan
Russia
March Farm Journal
Takes Charge At Oxley Jewelry Store And Browning Millinery
Joseph Kollasch now leads Oxley jewelry and millinery with a complete jewelry line and reasonable prices. In Kansas City he and Mrs. Oxley secured a large Browning millinery stock and city trimmer to set up spring styles. Meanwhile, Mundell school term ends with prizes for Margie Hooker and Ethel Creason, a ciphering and spelling contest, and praise for James Williams as a teacher.
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Joseph Kollasch
Oxley
Kansas City
J. W. Oxley
Browning
South Side
James Williams
Mundell
Margie Hooker
Ethel Creason
Williams
Principal Shipley Resigns to Leave for Spokane Cure
Last Thursday L. F. Shipley resigned as principal of our school and the board accepted the resignation. He left Monday for Spokane Washington to recuperate his health. Friends here hope the West will prove beneficial for him.
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L. F. Shipley
Shipley
Spokane
Wash
Dressmaking services by Mrs. Wm. E. Cunnel
Brown ing resident offers all kinds of sewing with years of experience and a satisfaction guarantee. Prices reasonable. Contact Mrs. Wm. E. Cunnell by calling phone number 40.
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Browning
Wm. E.cunnell
Orchard and Garden pruning and care tips from Albert Repp
The article advises weed control in strawberry beds with mulch, suggests not tilling in spring, and details pruning for raspberries and blackberries including removing fruiting canes and shortening others. It urges thinning old orchards, spraying, cultivating, and feeding stable manure while noting apples per person statistics from United States population projections.
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Albert Repp
New Jersey
United States
Fleming Two Day Sale Of Implements In 1910
Fleming announces a two day sale of implements on March 18 and 19 1910. For every dollar of goods sold customers receive a ticket toward a draw for a J I Case Power Drive Corn Planter once two thousand dollars in sales is reached. Alternative prize is a J I Case 16 inch Sulky Plow. Tickets numbered one to two thousand. ticket holders choose the drawing method.
Seaman and Miller Wed in Browning Nuptials
Fred Seaman and Miss Dorothy Miller both of Browning were married at H. M. Petersons residence on February 23. Peterson pronounced the words that united them. The couple are among Sullivan county's best young people, and friends extend congratulations.
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Fred Seaman
Dorothy Miller
Browning
H. M. Peterson
Peterson
Sullivan County
Protracted M E Church Meeting Ends With 18 Additions
Four week revival at the South Street M E Church closed Saturday night. Rev Potter led the first two weeks and Rev W L Myers of Milan preached the last two. Myers delivered strong sermons that inspired the Brown ing community. Thirty professions and eighteen additions were reported.
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M. E. Church
South
Potter
W. L. Myers
Milan
Browning
Stock Ownership Hints for Winter and Breeding Practices
The guidance warns rams should not mix with ewes in winter and to avoid breeding ewe lambs before their first birthday to prevent long term losses. It notes pigs yield quick profits in six to seven months with proper feeding and care, and stresses warm ventilation for February or March farrowings. Unthrifty pigs signal feed or management issues, and cold water should not be given to new milk cows.
Seaman-Franklin Tie For Wedding Amid Snowy Weather
Jonah Seaman and Miss Iva Franklin surprised friends with a marriage at M. R. F. Nickell's as a blizzard raged. The ceremony, led by a local parson, united two well known young people amid praise from their community.
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Jonah Seaman
Iva Franklin
M. R. F. Nickell’s
Horse and Jack Bill Printer Seeks New Work
This office promises better prepared horse and jack bills with a new line of cuts and improved ordering. Headquarters for first class work at reasonable prices, inviting inspection of their print quality.
Sample Copies Offer for LEADER RECORD Subscriptions
Notice invites readers to receive free sample copies of the LEADER RECORD this week. It explains mailing sample papers and offers a one year subscription for $1 after readers sign up.
Baptist Ladies Aid to entertain at Mrs Carter residence
The Baptist Ladies Aid invites members to an evening program and refreshments at the home of Mrs. W. P. Carter on Wednesday March 9. A silver offering is requested. C. R. Quigley from near Cora has sold his farm and will hold a sale on Tuesday March 15 with an advertisement to follow next week.
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Farm Journal
J. A. Scovern
C. B. and
Carrollton
Scovern
The
Baptist Ladies Aid
W. P. Carter
C. R. Quigley
Near
Cora
Millinery Trading Returns From Kansas City Market
Miss Kathryn Knifong brings an updated line of hats to the Palace of Fashion along with her assistants. The store has been painted and remodeled in preparation for a forthcoming opening to be announced later.
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Kathryn Knifong
Kansas City
Palace of Fashion
Purdin Mercantile Co announces sale at the Big Store
The Purdin Mercantile Co presents a big ad highlighting special prices and bargains at their sale starting Saturday March 5th. The store promotes the best goods on the market and urges readers to read the full advertisement in this issue.
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Purdin Mercantile Co
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Odd Fellows Gathering
Seaman
Franklin
Jas. McCabe
Whaley Opera House
Mr. McCabe
Horse
Jack Bill
Purdin Mercantile Company
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