Lower Inoculation Costs For AAA Contract Signers
The Legume Inoculation Service under the Department of Soils with the Agricultural Adjustment Administration lowers inoculation culture prices in Missouri to boost legume use on contracted acres. Effective March 1, prices vary by size from 15 cents to 10 cents per bushel for soybeans and cow peas. County Agent Hall notes the program supports 4-H clubs with community leaders assisting enrollment and club prep, praising Women’s Club sponsors and Linn County Leaders for high youth enrollment gains.
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AAA
Department of Soils
W. A. Albrecht
Columbia
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Missouri
Annual School Meeting Browning District Missouri 1934
Notice to qualified voters of Browning School District Linn and Sullivan counties Missouri to hold annual school meeting at Browning schoolhouse on Tuesday April 3 1934 from 7 am to 6 pm. Items include election of two directors for three years and a $1.00 levy per $100 assessed valuation. Election judges and clerks listed. District Clerk J R Williams signs notice.
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Browning
Linn and Sullivan
Missouri
J. R. Williams
W. H. Dickinson
H. L. Adams
C. L. Whaley
Nellie Williams
J. J. Smith
Imogene Taylor
Township Collectors Report 1933 Tax Collections Linn County
Tax collection percentages for 1933 by township collectors in Linn County include Baker Wm Davis 82.6 Benton Mrs Isa belle Gooch 89.3 Brookfield Geo E Dienhart 70.7 Bucklin T W Burk 93.2 Clay H J Phillips 81.2 Enterprise Chas Owens 83 Grantsville C B Shuey 84.8 Jackson Mrs Eliza Ward 85 Jefferson Pearl Power 75.1 Locust Creek Minnie Western 78.5 Marceline Grace Cleveland 69.6 North Salem Flossie Wyatt 77.9 Parson Creek Rachel Bottorff 89.3 Yellow Creek Glasgow Stauber 73.5. Average Collections of the County 80.2%.
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Linn
Baker Township
Wm. Davis
Benton Township
Isabelle Gooch
Brookfield Township
Geo. E. Dienhart
Bucklin Township
T. W. Burk
Clay Township
H. J. Phillips
Enterprise
Chas. Owens
Grantsville
C. B. Shuey
Jackson
Eliza Ward
Jefferson
Pearl Power
Locust Creek
Minnie Western
Marceline
Grace Cleveland
North Salem
Flossie Wyatt
Parson Creek
Rachel Bottorff
Yellow Creek
Glasgow Stauber
Linn County 4 H Leaders Hear 1934 Plans
Linn County 4 H Club leaders and sponsors met at County Agent Hall s office Friday to hear Mr T T Martin from the State 4 H Club Office outline 1934 club work in Linn County. One hundred fifty two cards have been received by.
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Linn County
4-H
T. T. Martin
State 4-H
Roaring River and Local Obituary Highlight Missouri Community
A diary style recap covers daily notes from a Browning region resident and an obituary for H. F. Crookshanks in Chillicothe Mo. The piece also details Roaring River State Park development including a trout hatchery, dams and bridges and plans to make the site a regional playground.
Epidemic of Colds Grips Community
An illness wave hits many residents with head colds headaches and persistent coughing. The writer notes weather shifts from warm to cold and snowy days fueling the spread and likens it to flu but less severe.
Roaring River State Park Adds CCC Camp Facilities
Roaring River State Park lies 8 miles south of Cassville in Barry county along state highway 112. A CCC camp has operated since June 1933 housing 224 workers from southwest Missouri. Improvements include a water system, a 36 by 100 foot lodge with large fireplaces, a group building for 4 H and scouts, plus bridges roads and trails. The park is described as a picturesque southwest playground with a river forming its water source.
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Roaring River
T. M. Layman
St. Louis
Stram
Roaring River State Park
Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Ozarks
Cassville
Barry County
Civilian Conservation Corps
Misouri
Field Seed Labeling Rules From Missouri State Agriculture
The Field Seed Label record summarizes Missouri Agriculture Department rules for field seeds sold wholesale or retail. Each lot in bulk or ten pounds or more must bear a tag listing the common name, purity, weed seed content with named species, germination percentage with test date, vendor full name and address, seed origin, and a note if origin is unknown. Special rules apply to mixtures and special mixtures.
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Missouri State Department of Agriculture
Jefferson City Residents Visit Chillicothe for Business
J. W. Smith and his daughter Mary of Jefferson City spent Sunday night with Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Woodward. They drove to Chillicothe to attend some business matters before returning home.
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Jefferson City
J. W. Smith
Mary
G. T. Woodward
Chillicothe
Stitch and Chatter Club Hosts Clara Hanman Quilt Day
The Stitch and Chatter Club gathered with Mrs. Clara Hanman on March 7 for a full day of quilting and handkerchief gifting. Guests included visitors Belle Spencer and Cora Sargent’s half sister. prizes were awarded for name guessing with Bessie Steele first and Dorothy Linhart booby. A sewing box and pillow gifts were given to Clara and Dana Lambert respectively, and two secret sisters received presents. next meeting is March 22 with Dona Lambert.
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Clara Hanman
Clara
Goldia
Lydia
Bernice
Purdin Enterprise News
Bessie Steele
Dorothy Linhart
Jamica
Mildred’ Tucker
Dana Lambert
Florence Elliott
Gary Hanmon
Belle Spencer
Cora Sargent
Kansas
Emma
Orpha Dickinson
Goldin
Camora Abbott
Mildred
Frances Tucker
Allie Ware
Dana
Leah
Iva Lambert
Vesta
Ima
Mollie Cordray
Alpha Quigley
Alma
Bernice Shipp
Alma Browning
Amelia Kelly
Lucille
Doris Hanman
Grace
Beatrice Walker
Opal Gooch
Dona Lambert
Birthday Surprise for Mrs H L Fuller Ends With Cheers
A March 13 birthday surprise for Mrs. H. L. Fuller drew relatives to the P. E. Cokerham Filling Station and then to the Fuller home. Guests enjoyed sandwiches coffee fruit salad cake and social games before departing with wishes for more celebrations.
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H. L. Fuller
Purdin
P. E. Cokerham
Fuller
Profit Depends On Production Costs Not Just Prices
A letter advises poultry raisers to focus on lowering production costs to boost profits. It argues profits come from the gap between costs and selling prices and urges balanced feeding, housing, and management. The writer, W. F. Priebe, notes higher grain costs affect outcomes less than production efficiency and recommends consulting feed dealers or a state college for guidance.
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Pers
W. F. Priebe
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Martin
London
Ostralia
Saterday
Mr. Blaze
Grammer
South Vine Street
First Baptist Church
W. H. Brengle
Drinkard
Laredo
Edgwood Cemetery
Crookshanks
Nicholas County
West Virginia
Marila E. Cawood
Vernon R
Ervin B
Oren
F. Crookshanks
Park Crookshanks
Exeter
Cal
E. W
W. C. Crookshanks
O. J. Crookshanks
Salina
Calif
Crookshanks Bakery
Moberly
Princeton
Browning Baptist Church
Virginia
Bonnie Lou
Gladys Sto
Sara Keithley
T. W. Lear
Frank White
Joe Wyan
Euni Magegart
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