Letter from Blanchard residents describe home memories and birthdays
An inward note from Mar 11 1930 recalls leaving Missouri for Oklahoma in 1900 and visiting El Reno. The writer mentions cold winters, a 16 below zero day, and notes his 74th birthday on February 8 1930 while his wife nears 75 on May 22. He asks about friends in Missouri and signs C C Hubbard and M E Hubbard.
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Blanchard
Okla
Joe Nickell
Leader
Browning
Oklahoma
el Reno
Missouri
Miles
Ave Jennings
Dave
Misuri
C. C
M. E. Hubbard
Seed Corn for Sale by H F Kille
Several hundred bushels of yellow dent seed corn from the 1928 crop offered for sale by H F Kille. Suitable for planting. Local notice form.
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H. F. Kille
Seymour E Pipes Obituary Noted in Local Paper
Seymour E Pipes born February 2 1869 died March 8 1930 at age 61. He leaves a wife seven children eight grandchildren and many relatives. Funeral conducted by Rev W W Clay at White Oak Grove Cemetery with large gathering.
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Seymour Pipes
Seymour E. Pipes
Bertha Johnson
Anne Cox
Milan
Edith Dale
Rockfield
Maurine Linn
Galburg
Ill
Edgar
Nelhie
Leo Linneus
Sullivan County
Dunan Township
W. W. Clay
Rothille
White Oak Grove Arch
Dr Palm in Chillicothe Offers Daily Glasses At Low Prices
Daily eye care notice states Dr. Palm in Chillicothe provides guaranteed glasses on every work day except Monday. Prices are advertised as low and accessible.
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Dr. Palm
Chillicothe
Meeting of County Board of Equalization in April 1930
The County Board of Equalization will be in session starting Monday April 7 1930 at 9 30 a m Taxpayers of various townships are urged to appear before the board if unsatisfied with their valuation The schedule lists Baker Enterprise Grantville North Salem Township April 7 Bucklin Clay Locust Creek Yellow Creek Township April 8 Benton Jackson and Parson on April 1930
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County Board of Equalization
Baker
Enterprise
Grantville
North Salem
Bucklin
Clay
Locust Creek
Yellow Creek
Benton
Jackson and
Parson
County Clerk Sets Notice Dates for Township Meetings
Creek Township on April 9 1930 Brookfield Township on April 10 1930 Marceline and Jefferson Townships on April 11 1930 W C Maze County Clerk and Secretary of Board presides over notice duties.
Annual School Meeting Browning District Missouri 1930
Notice to qualified voters of Browning School District Linn and Sullivan counties Missouri. Annual meeting at Public School on April 1 1930 from 7 am to 6 pm. Elections for two Directors for three years successors to W P Nickell and Dr W D Grice. Vote on 100 cent levy and nine months school term. E M Duncan district clerk March 12 1930.
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Browning
Linn and Sullivan
Missouri
W. P. Nickell
W. D. Grice
E. M. Duncan
Pasture For Rent In New Boston Mo
Forty acres of extra good pasture for rent which still retains last year's crop. Will rent cheap. If interested notify Walter W Liebhart at New Boston Missouri.
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Walter W. Liebhart
New Boston
Browning Missouri to Elect Aldermen in East and West Wards
An election will be held in Browning Missouri on April 1 1930 to fill one east ward alderman seat and one west ward seat. East ward polling is at the Farmers Exchange Bank rear room and west ward at the Public School house. Judges are East Ward Gertrude Fields and Della Peters. West Ward Josie Jones and Lola Lantz.
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Browning
Missouri
C. B. Purdin
B. H. Peterson
Farmers Exchange Bank
Public School House
East Ward
Gertrude Fields
Della Peters
West Ward
Josie Jones
Lola Lantz
Board of Aldermen of
City of
J. N. Neet
For Sale 4 Jersey Good Cows Milk Producer
For sale four Jersey cows known for good milk yield. Contact V. B. Arnold for details and pricing.
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Jersey
V. B. Arnold
Surprise Birthday Party For Genevieve Shepherd
Miss Mary Shepherd hosted a surprise party Saturday night March 15 in honor of her sister Genevieve. Guests enjoyed lawn games and later cookies and candy. Those attending included Lenore Tulley William Tulley Kathleen Hooker Eugene Crookshanks Morris Crookshanks Vernice Stephenson Lewis Stephenson Anona Stephenson Burl Warren Paul Warren Vivah Velma Taylor Cecil Taylor Lora Fields Truman Shepherd Lucile Evah Quigley Gaylord Williams Genevieve Shepherd and others.
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Mary Shepherd
Miss Genevieve
Lenore
William Tulley
Kathleen Hooker
Eugene
Morris
Robert Crookshanks
Vernice
Lewis
Anona Stephenson
Burl
Paul Warren
Vivah
Velma
Cecil Taylor
Lora Fields
Ellis
Truman Shepherd
Lucile
Evah
Gaylord Quigley
Icel Knifong
Guy Warren
Christopher
Ernest Williams
Virginia Cotter
Vivian Alspach
Ted Rottmann
Merril Peterson
Earl Nickell
Raymond Alspach
Eugene McKay
Genevieve Shepherd
Local and long distance haul ing notice
Local and long distance hauling service announced by Noel Head contact via phone 211 or 97 for inquiries and scheduling.
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Noel Head
Morgan Pioneer Dies at 89 in Scottsville Area
L C Morgan born July 27 1840 on Minnis place northwest of Browning died March 14 1930 at home east of old Scottsville aged 10 years 8 months 15 days married February 12 1868 to Elizabeth Hatcher eight children survive with wife three children one brother Benton Morgan of West Plaines Mo one sister Mrs Francis Ransom of Milan fourteen grandchildren and thirteen great grandchildren. Funeral services conducted by Rev J E Rudloff on March 16 at Hoover cemetery with pallbearers J D Langdon John Jacobs A A Browning George Johnson John Fields and L F Cox.
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L. C. Morgan
Jackson
Salinda
Morgan
Browning
Minnis Place
Old Scottsville
Elizabeth Hatcher
Mary Morgan
Martha E. Lane
Brashear
Salinda Butler
Loquestine Morelock
John Morgan
Hoover
J. D. Langdon
John Jacobs
A. A. Browning
George Johnson
John Fields
L. F. Cox
Eggs Offered from Owen Farm Strain Rhode Island Reds
L M Scott of Browning offers fine winter laying eggs from Rhode Island Red hens. Each setting priced at 2.00 dollars. Limited number available from the Owen Farm Strain. opbrengst.
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S. C. Rhode Island
Owen Farm
L. M. Scott
Browning
Diary style notes from a student week of small events
Friday fights with Pug Stevens and Stinky Tubbs reveal a boastful mood and a cowardly rival. Saturday a party and a girl preparing to study hospitality, Sunday ballots favor Benedickshan in church. Monday lunch with newspaper men sparks differences over 75 cents per vest. Tuesday Emmy recovers from sickness. Wednesday Jane upset after a misread nickname. Thursday teacher accuses.
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Pug Stevens
Stinky Tubbs
Stinky
Becaz
Saterday
Chirch
Teasday
Emmy
Ben
Ahe
Elsy
Student punished over prank with hair product at school
A pupil admits putting shellac in a classmate hair in school today and faced punishment after class. The writer claims the action targeted the wrong person and says Slimy Glunt was involved in the incident.
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Verginias
Who Will Win In the $2000 Prize Contest for Mothers
Contest seeks entries of mother and child photos taken Feb 20 to May 10 by studios like Gress Studio Brookfield Mo member of Photographers Association of Missouri. Prizes honor both old fashioned and modern mothers with winners from farms and small towns.
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Gress Studio
Brookfield
The
Photographers Association of Missouri
Pesotum High Cagers Defeat Champaign Pony Express
Pesotum High won 22 to 18 at Champaign High School Ponies for the team’s fourth straight victory. Coach W B Hope has led a successful season as Pesotum prepares for upcoming district sectional and state tournaments with high hopes for next year.
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Pesotum High
Champaign
Champaign High School Ponies
W. B. Hope
Pesotum
Pesotum, Ill
Egg hatching Rhode Island Reds for sale
S. C. Rhode Island Red eggs for hatching offered at $3.00 per hundred. Phone North Salem. Mrs. Van C. Mairs.
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S. C
Rhode Island
North Salem
van C. Mairs
Teacher's Training Club St Patrick Day Party Honors Sponsor Miss Street
On Monday evening in the teacher training room the club hosted a St Patrick's Day party for sponsor Miss Street. Decorations and games featured shamrocks and blarney. After games, guests were invited to the study hall transformed into a dining room where refreshments were served in two courses.
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Teacher's Training Club
Miss Street
Wolf Shot Near Home Farm Exhibited At Peterson Garage
J C Shouse fired on a large gray wolf seen near the old home place and crippled it. His brother in law tracked the wounded animal to the city and exhibited it at the Peterson Garage on Wednesday. The wolf’s size and shaggy coat were noted and farmers in the locality suffered unknown property damage from the predator.
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J.C. Shouse
Peterson
State Survey Commission Reports Across Missouri
The governor released the commission's full report to legislators, newspapers, libraries, and civic groups as prep for the next General Assembly session. Recommendations cover 158 million dollars in 12 years for penal and charitable housing, rural schools, and university and teacher college improvements.
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State Survey Commission
Missouri
General Assembly
Commission
Theodore Gary
Buff Leghorn eggs for hatching advertised
Mrs. Sherman Cotter of Route 1 offers Buff Leghorn eggs for hatching at four dollars per hundred.
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Sherman Cotter
Mrs Louella Gooch Dies in California
Mrs Louella Gooch died after a parasitic stroke at her daughter’s home in San Diego California She had been a resident here and was sister to B D Bolling of San Diego Funeral services were held Monday March 17 with burial at Elks Rest Cemetery beside her sister Mrs Bolling
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Louella Gooch
Lula Kaser
San Diego
California
O L Smith Acquitted In Oklahoma Cattle Case
O L Smith was trucking cattle for a Drumright man when they reached destination both men were arrested on charges of stealing them. Each had a trial this month and the jury freed Mr Smith. information on the co defendant was not provided.
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Mr. Smith
Guy Peters
Leo Jones
Jake
O. L. Smith
Drumright
Okla
Methodist Pastor Schedules Services at Bethel and Mt Hope
The Pastor A F Klausen will speak at Bethel church this Sunday at 11 and 7:30 and at Mt Hope at 3 o clock. Mt Hope friends are asked to note the time change.
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Bethel Church
Mow Hope
Mt. Hope
A. F. Klausen
Baby Chicks Ready to Hatch in late March
Mrs. Paul Gooch announces white Wyandotte baby chicks to hatch by March 23 and invites customers to place orders now.
State efforts boost Missouri game bird propagation and park work
Delp's Simons reports at White River Boosters League that 1929 game birds have a market value over 50000 dollars. Missouri expands propagation of bobwhite quail pheasants Hungarian partridges and wild turkeys. Park and Refuge Division uses 38000 acres for game farms raising deer and wild turkeys while raccoon trapping ends to protect fur bearers.
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Missouri Fish and Game News
Delp
Simons
Missouri Game and
White River Boosters League
Bransons
Misouris State Parks
Musouri Game and Fish Department
Pheasant Shipment En Route from Missenden to Missouri
The Missouri Game and Fish Department expects a shipment from Missenden England of English ring neck pheasants 12 percent hens and 30 cockerels. The birds will be released on the state's small game farms for propagation and stocking.
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Missenden
England
Missour
Warning signs appear for deer in Missouri woods
A car driven by Dewey Young of Doniphan collided with a deer on Highway 42 near Camp Res in Ripley County. The impact caused slight damage to the car, while the deer leaped across the road and disappeared into the woods.
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Northwest Woods
Missouri
Dewey Young
Donephan
Camp Res
Ripley County
Wolves Captured in Oregon County By State Trapper
Two large wolves that had attacked deer wild turkeys and livestock in Oregon County were captured recently by Henry Yeary state wolf trapper. The wolves had killed six deer in Gasconade County.
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Oregon County
Henry Yeary
Gasconade County
Two Films Now Available for Loan by Missouri Department
The Missouri Game and Fish Department offers motion pictures for loan. Outdoor Life History of Missouri is a six reel film shown to hundreds this year. When Do We Eat, a game bird feeding picture, is a new short reel ready for use and likely to be in demand next fall and winter.
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Missouri Game and Fish Department
Outdoor Life History of
Missouri
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L. & Morgan
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