Womanly Wisdom And Political Patchwork In January Notes
A mix of home tips from March Farm Journal style commentary on kitchen tasks and child health sits beside local political analysis. The piece discusses Taft Roosevelt dynamics, party history, and mentions deaths and births reported for Linn County in January.
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Linn County
State Bureau of Vital Statistics
Stock Report from Kansas City Stock Yards 1912
Light cattle receipts last week due to bad shipping weather but markets rose with prices near record highs. Today 6500 head, market steady to strong for most, heavy steers softer. Butcher cattle up to 7.00, best heavy steers 8.00, yearlings 6.50, 6.75. Hogs priced higher last week despite packer opposition.
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Kansas City
Wyoming
For Sale Horses and Mule Wanted Near Sale
For sale is a selection of work horses aged 3 to 6 years. Also a black mare mule around 15 and a half hands high. Buyer may supply a mate for the mare mule. R, 1 Wee -.
Teddy's candidacy sparks talk in political circles
Uncle Reuben reports heated chatter about Teddy's bid for president. Critics label him as a potential Ananias Club president for opposing a third term, while he offers a clear, satisfying explanation.
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Moses Ile Bie
Steel Trust
New York
Taft
Boston
Roosevelt
Hayes
Arthur
Garfield
Buchanan
Dixon
Truman Newbury
Detroit
Teddy
Ananias
Becuz
Market Turns Steady with Hog Prices Near Six-Seven
The market holds steady with hogs trading to a top of 6.97 2 for a 300 lb load. Bulk hogs bring 6.65 to 6.90, light weights 6.30 to 6.80, and pigs 5.00 to 5.75 as dealers eye a potential 8.00 before May. Sheep and lambs rise, with wethers and ewes up 50 cents and lambs up 0.50. run is 9000, top lambs 7.25. Wethers reach 5.65, ewes 5.25.
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J. A. Rickart
M. Cor
Annual School Meeting in Browning Missouri
Notice to Browning voters in Linn and Sullivan counties Missouri of the annual school meeting at the School House on April 2 1912 at 7 am. Election to fill two board seats held for W T Moore and F A Fleming and a vote on a tax levy of 1 per 100 assessed valuation for school purposes. District Clerk J E Marvin announces.
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Browning
of Linn and Sullivan
Missouri
School House
W. T. Moore
F. A. Fleming
J. R. Keithley
H. B. Johnson
D. B. Stone
J. E. Marvin
Our Band Formed in City Under Reed’s Direction
A brass band organized in the city includes Jas Williams Herman Adams Wayne Fields Ben Carter Otis Lantz Wm Bond Ross Burk Fred Peters Ray Duncan Roy Peters Ed Kollash Jay Harvey Fern Carter Geo Alexander Oren Lantz Fred Bauer Leon Hunter Rupert Jones Byron Whale Ware Bryan Wy and founder Mr Reed with fourteen years of directing experience. The group has given a few street concerts drawing compliments and local support.
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Reed
Jas. Williams
Herman Adams
Wayne Fields
Ben Carter
Otis Lantz
Wm. Bond
Ross Burk
Fred Peters
Ray Duncan
Roy Peters
Ed Kollash
Jay Harvey
Fern Carter
Geo. Alexander
Oren Lantz
Fred Bauer
Leon Hunter
Rupert Jones
Byron Whale Ware
Bryan Wy
Mr. Reed
Geo. Williams
Paul Kollash
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Burlington
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Sunny Vale Farm
Roger
A.N. Thurlo
J. I. Harmon
J. A. Calhoun
Cashier
R.M. Calhoun
Caghiar
Farmers’ Exchange Bank
3. W. Sevier
J. M. Thurlo
A.N. Thurlo, Wm. Shepherd
H. C. Pearson
L. G. Schrock, I. B Christy
Jas. Neet
Fres
S. L. Gibson
A. E. Lambert
R. C. Bailey
Asa’t Cashier
the Peoples Bank
Browning, Missouri
J. G. Watson
Jas. Crooks
B. J. Lambert
Benjamin Mairs
Jas. Neet, M. P. Brassfeld
W. £. Duckworth
H. C. Bailey
J. B .Stane
L. Gibson
Business Directory
E. H. Lehmann
North Salem
WY. C. Bartlett
D.V.S
Roy Whaley
Hunter
Dr. Fleming
Browning Rebekah
Danelle Ingram
N.G
Hattie Peters
A. R. Austin
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M.W. A
R. A. Glaze
W. C. J. E. Marvin
H. ©. Epperson
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