Linn County Planning Board Organizes in Linneus
Planning Board held its first meeting in Linneus with Frank C. Peery as president and Norris Phillips as vice president. The board outlined aims to beautify rural highways, improve drainage and school grounds, and coordinate with the State Planning Board to foster countywide development and park and recreation projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vic Watson
Chary
Linn County
Linnens
Frank C. Peery
Norris Phillips
Browning
W. B. McGregor
Brookfield
Peery
Maré
J. Robert Hall
County Planning Board
Planning Board
F. C. Peery
C. H. Helms
Wallace Turner
Linneus
Ed Hayden
George Tainter
Marceline
E. Rouse
Bucklin
Dick Savage
Laclede
L. S. Tharp
Meadville
B. Burns
Jno
Ed Fuhrman
J. W. B. McGregor
Brookfield Budget Gazette
Local Residents and Court Activity Report
James Browning of near Shafter visited on business Tuesday. R. E. Harris and Roy Miller attended circuit court in Brookfield yesterday. Evin Barrows and Chester Schrock were also at Brookfield circuit court yesterday. Miss Imogene Maggart and Miss Louise Wyman were guests of Mr and Mrs C E Maggart in Reger Saturday and Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Browning
Near Shafter
R. E. Harris
Roy Miller
Brookfield
Evin Barrows
Chester Schrock
Imogene Maggart
Louise Wyman
C. E. Maggart
Reger
Flavor, size, and care in eggs urged by poultry expert
A letter urges poultry raisers to prioritize taste and freshness along with large clean eggs. It cites temperature and moisture control in cold storage, air conditioning, and proper feed as key to flavor. J R Shoemaker notes refrigeration maintains good eggs but cannot improve a poor one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Institute of American Poultry Industries
J. R. Shoemaker
Hygeia Refrigerating Company
Frank Priebe
College of Agriculture speech on live stock and cattle feeding
Mr. T A Ewing outlined livestock topics at the College of Agriculture noting well bred calves gain economically when reared nursing their dam. February calves may reach 700 pounds by November with market price about twice the feeder calf, requiring 16 to 20 bushels of corn per head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp News
Scs-Mo
Meadville
Dixie
T. A. Ewing
College of Agriculture
Child reports bed afire after nap in Rochester home
A three year old boy, sent upstairs for a nap, hurried downstairs claiming his bed was on fire. In a separate incident, 45 year old Charles Layman of Los Angeles shot three PWA workers, with police noting possible dementia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Kessel
Rochester
N. Y
Charles Layman
Los Angeles
PWA
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Hendrix Newman
Circuit Court Room
J. H. Eithel
Greencastle
Elela A. Bangher
Higginsville
James Kelley
Sullivan County
United States
Chiron
Janeis
Swarnes
New Spring
Coronoxims
Brookfield Chickeries
Batistes
the Farmers Store
Humphreys
Harris
Wolverine
Harris, Browning Stores
DR. Hess
Meat Department
Drug Department
Wright
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