Why Join Farm Bureau in Linn County Missouri
The piece urges farmers to join the Farm Bureau as a government backed organization promoting cooperation. It cites 540 000 Missouri members and calls for Linn County to achieve the largest Farm Bureau membership in the United States by March fifteenth. Ross Nichols signs as advocate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Farmers of
Missouri
General Assembly
Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau News
Linn
County Farm Bureau
E. A. Loomis
Meadville
Linneus
United States
Ross Nichols
New System brings revival in a stage marriage farce
Last Friday night a community theater presented a comic sketch titled the New System revealing a chaotic start to married life. Characters including Mrs Justice Aristidia Demosthenes Moffit and Mr James Johnson Moffit faced strict domestic orders before a joyous reversal returning to the Old System as the cast celebrated with a final chorus.
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John Barleycorn
Carrie Nation
Aristidia Demosthenes Moffit
James Johnson
Benedicts
Thanks for kindness during sickness and death of wife and baby
Notice from Vernon R. Crookshanks expresses sincere thanks for neighbors and friends support. A second item, sent from Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce, mentions Mr and Mrs B D Bolling of Browning visiting in February and being seen at a location, reading as locally reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon R. Crookshanks
Los Angeles
Calif
Hoover Directs U S Aid to Armenian Syrian Relief
Federal Food Administrator Hoover acts to back the Armenian and Syrian Relief Campaign issuing immediate measures. A flour cargo bound for Europe is diverted and sent to feed Near East hungry populations with Hoover and Armenian Committee oversight. Wilson seeks $100 million congressional appropriation while War and Navy secretaries assist in the effort.
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Hoover
United States
Mediterranean
Near East
Port Said
Wilson
Congress
Navy
Baker
Mrs Emmitt Haley Rekindles Laughs at Parents Home
Mrs Emmitt Haley and family welcomed him home after a visit to Laclede with Mr and Mrs Willy Moore at the parents residence.
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Emmitt Haley
Laughter
Laclede
Wily Moore
Pioneer J W Plouman 1833 183? Indiana to Illinois and Missouri
J W Plouman born 1833 in Indiana lived in Shelby County Illinois until adulthood. Married Cyrena A Hall in 1858. Six children born, five living. Moved to Missouri in 1871 living in Grundy Sullivan and later Livingston counties. Buried at White Oak Feb 22. Joined M E Church early, faithful member.
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J. W. Plouman
Indiana
Shelby County
Illinois
Cyrena A. Hall
W. F. Plouman
E. V. Parr
Harvey Upton
Missouri
Grundy County
Sulivan County
Livingston County
White Oak
M. E. Church
M. R. F. Nickell
Eggs for sale from prize white Orpington hens
Mrs J W Jones of Browning Missouri advertises eggs from prize white Orpington hens at 1.50 dollars per setting and 2.59 dollars for two settings.
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Prne
J. W. Jones
Browning, Mo
Calloway County Postmaster Report From 1857
A handwritten 1857 quarterly report from Calloway County postmaster Jenkins notes harvest progress with wheat and corn yields, early fall work, and the local health of residents. The misspelled, period voice reflects frontier letter style and sparse yearly business.
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Kansas City Journal
Calloway County
Jenkins
Callaway
James Buchanan
United States
Peerty
Rollin
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J. I. Case
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J. B. Fleming
R. M. Calhoun
Plouman
Fulton
Monsther
Casloway Co
Mary Burwell
Cassity and Garrett's
Iowa
W. P. Carter
J.B. Fleming
D. H. Cowgill
Walt Leaf
Ray Bailey
Clerk
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