Vendele Hoskins Called To His Reward
Obituary for Vendele Hoskins born July 28 1892 died February 22 1931 aged 36 6 25 with family details including Sherman Mary Jennings Hoskins Ruth Creason Robert Elza Hoskins and Lucy Maloney. Funeral at White Oak Grove church conducted by Rev J E Rudloff. Community and family express sympathy.
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Sherman
Mary Jennings Hoskins
Cora
Ruth Creason
Robert Elza Hoskins
Liddy
Lucy Lee Maloney
White Oak Grove
J. E. Rudloff
Card of Thanks for Nora Hoskins Burial Support
We thank neighbors and friends who kindly assisted during the death and burial of our dear boy Nora Hoskins. Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Hoskins.
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Nora Hoskins
Sherman Hoskins
Township Collector Seek Lector Post in Duncan Township
We are authorized to announce in F Kaifong for the office of lector of Duncan township object to the will of the Democratic voters at the primary election in March He is serving his first term and will appreciate your support.
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F. Kaifong
Duncan Township
P E O Chapter Meets with Fifteen Members
Mrs. J B Harmon hosted the local P E O Chapter on Wednesday February 25 with fifteen members present. Mrs L C Colm in of Mechanicsburg Illinois joined the meeting as a guest. Mrs J R Williams led a lesson on the Constitution and By Laws of the Sisterhood. The hostess served a delicious lunch.
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J. B. Harmon
Dr Palm Coming March 30
A Browning notice declares a service date of March 30 for Dr Palm. The advertisement highlights guaranteed glossing prices ranging from 3 to 15 dollars and references a Maytag office in Browning.
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Dr. Palm
Browning
Public Auction in Browning Mo Estate of J Jmith
Public auction on March 7 1931 at 2 50 p m at ain Street Browning Missouri sells property from the J Jmith bankruptcy estate including Lots 11 12 13 14 15 16 in Smiths addition to Browning a Model T Ford roadster and all accounts and notes of the estate currently in the trustee s custody and available for inspection by the trustee K M Duncan Trustee.
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Ain Street
Browning
J. Jmith
F. Smith
Odel T Ford
K. M. Duncan
Car Down Embankment Expert’s Noon Incident
Wallace Grice testified on Monday about a noon incident involving a car that left the road and plunged down an embankment. He described his journey from the city’s south and the sequence of events surrounding the mishap.
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Wallace
Wallace Grice
Eva Foster Announces Candidacy for Benton Township Collector
Eva Foster declares her bid for Benton Township Collector subject to Democratic primary votes in March. The statement confirms her candidacy and the party alignment guiding her campaign.
Annual Red Cross Election at Brookfield Library
The Linn County Chapter of the American Red Cross holds its annual officer election at the Public Library in Brookfield on Tuesday March 10 1931 at 3 o clock p m. Officers and committees will present complete yearly reports and all interested in Chapter work are urged to attend by order of the Executive Board.
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Red Cross
Linn County
The
American Red Cross
Brookfield
Reverend Boyd to Preach Sermon Series at South Methodist Church
Rev J N Boyd presiding elder of the Chillicothe District will preach a series of sermons at the South Methodist Church starting Sunday evening at 7 50 pm. The public is invited to attend all services and to help in the song service. J E Rudloff pastor.
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J. N. Boyd
Chillicothe
South Methodist Church
J. E. Rudloff
Potato Variety Tests at Missouri College Highlight Early and Late Types
Missouri College of Agriculture researcher J. T. Quinn notes Irish Cobbler and Early Ohio lead spring crops, with caveats on knobby potatoes and growth cracks in poor seasons. For late crops, Rural New Yorker, Russet Rural, Green Mountain, and Peach Blow show promise, while White Rural or Russet Rural perform best in markets. Peach Blow offers strong blight resistance for gardens. Late varieties store longer into spring.
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Missouri College of Agriculture
Ohio
J. T. Quinn
Missouri
New Yorker
Green Mountain
For Sale Fulghum Seed Oats At Fifty Cents Bushel
Special notice announces Fulghum seed oats offered by H. F. Kille at 50 cents per bushel.
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H. F. Kille
Peters Elected President of G O C
At the Chamber of Commerce noon meeting officers were chosen for the year. Fred G. Peters named president with Allen O. Glore as first vice president and others filling divisions. Leigh Dail bid farewell as outgoing president. A profit resolution opposed the fireman's pension bill citing tax fairness concerns. A motion supported United States Highway 36 association funding for 1931.
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Chamber of Commerce
Fred G. Peters
Allen O. Glore
Roy Moore
F. C. McCalmont
H. S. Beardsley
B. T. Clark
Harry W. Grahma
A. T. Weatherby
Leigh Dail
M. J. Rice
Jefferson City
Chillicothe
Benton Township Primary Election Will Reflect Voters’ Will
Lorene Whaley appears in a notice indicating Benton township is subject to the will of the voters at the Republican primary in March. The item reads as a civic notice urging participation and highlighting the upcoming party contest.
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Benton Township
Lorene Whaley
Surprise Farewell Visit For Tully Family
Last Thursday evening neighbors and friends gathered at the J. D. Langdon place northwest of Browning to bid the Tully family goodbye before their move to the A M. Tully farm near North Salem this week. Refreshments included popcorn and candy as the group shared memories and best wishes. Those attending included Edgar Tully and son William, Hank Thurlo, Ross Lantz and families, the Pedersons, the Kenleys and children, the Stufflebeans, the Lantzes, Kathleen Hooker, the Stephenson and Bagley families, and the Tully siblings. About eleven thirty, everyone departed for home.
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Tully
J. D. Langdon Place
Browning
A M. Tully
North Salem
William
Hank Thurlo
Ross Lantz
Palmer
Maurice Lantz
Howard Pederson
Will Kenley
Tressie
Eunice
Wayne Stufflebean
Richard
Etla Stufflebean
Lora
Vernice
Louis Stephenson
For Sale Ford Model T and Roadster Trade Offer
For sale or trade one Ford Model T with Watford transmission in Al condition unused but little. Also one Model T roadster or one Tudor sedan. Will sell either or all above or trade for cattle of any kind. L. M. Watson St. Catherine Mo. 2t
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L. M. Watson
St. Catherine
Slats Diary Reports Emmy’s Health Trouble
Slats notes Emmy has seen a doctor for a long time due to issues with a digestive track. The diary entry hints at ongoing health concerns affecting daily life.
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Ant Emmy
Bee
Sum Thing Rong
Locust Creek bottom busy with wood cutting and plowing
Monday and Tuesday saw heavy work as Carter and Mace leased ground from Guy Head to saw long timber for stove lengths. Nearby, Stephenson disced a corn field, Maggart plowed with a tractor, and Taylor Brothers threshed timothy as the bottom buzzed with activity. Local leaders urge renewed community cooperation to spur prosperity through banks, merchants, and farms.
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Carlos Mace
Rayns Carter
Guy Head
Ed Stone
Mr. Stone
Burlington
Carter and
Mace
Lewis Stephenson
Raymond Maggart
F. L. Maggart
Taylor Brothers
Timothy
Seaman Farm
Ada L Miller Seeks Linn County Superintendent Post
Miss Ada L Miller announces her candidacy for Linn County Superintendent of Schools. Election set for Tuesday April 7 1931. She asks for votes and support from voters in the county.
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Ada L. Miller
Linn County
Community Cooperation in Hard Times and Unity
The article stresses close teamwork as vital in Missouri communities during downturns. It argues that prosperity boosts support for worthy causes while low periods erode enthusiasm, making collective action a local challenge and each person feel isolated.
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Missouri
A Whale of a Difference in Gasoline Tax Debate
A public revolt may halt rising gasoline taxes as states move from one to six cents per gallon since 1920. The piece notes funds diverted to schools walls and conservation, urging motorists to act to curb the tax burden rather than wait for legislators.
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Oregon
New Mexico
Arkansas
Kentucky
South
For Sale 600 Bushels Texas Red Seed Oats
For sale 600 bushels of Texas red seed oats. Contact Bery Tay lor at 44F14 by phone for details.
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Texas
Taylor
S. and Y Wonder Remedies for skin and foot troubles
A short notice touts S. and Y Wonder Remedies as relief for eczema or skin woes and foot trouble. Sold only at Owl Pharmacy.
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S. and Y Wonder
S. & Y Wonfer
Owl Phey
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