Farmers Bank North Selon Sions 1918 Financial Statement
The Farmers Bank North Selon Sions in Missouri publishes its statement for the close of business March 4 1918. It lists resources including loans and discounts real estate bonds stocks and furnishings with total liabilities and capital stock of 10000 and deposits plus bills payable. The officers A W Payne President and Dillard V Mardis Cashier certify the figures as true to the best knowledge and a notary public verifies the oath dated March 13 1918.
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Sanaa
Farmers Bank North Selon
State 7
Missouri
Leader-Record
Brownbag
State of Missouri
Feebiesckas Sockee
Lnbans Ke
Secnarias
Ppia Ee
OUI Ee Eee
A. W. Jayne
Dillard V. Mardis
A. W. Payne
Mar
A. D
Gladys C. Mardis
Prevent Defeat Save Wheat Morale and seed advice amid war calls
A Missouri county agent urges saving wheat and seed testing to feed Europe and sustain Allied morale. He warns continued wheat flour consumption risks victory and stresses early chick hatch and seed quality. Local notes report church visits, farm sales, and neighbors moving.
Farm Bureau News Notes and Earth’s Rebirth
Farm Bureau notes reflect spring hope as March passes and fields ready for planting. Ambitious plans emphasize soil, crops, and community effort to bring a bountiful harvest and renewed stewardship of land.
Soldier Letters From Camp Humphreys Describe Rainy Return Trip
From Our Son Camp Humphreys Belvoir Va March 12 1918 Dear Papa We returned from Alexandria after a train load of lumber and heavy rain. The section was second back and most boys are still unloading while it pours. The grass is green and we are near town. I will send photos when it clears. I visited the Masonic temple in Alexandria and saw Washingtons chair apron Bible square and compas and the trowel used to lay the corner stone. Alexandria is full of history and treated us well. The mud is neck deep and we expect lighter work soon. I ate only breakfast in Alexandria, a rare meal since Rel.
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Humphreys
Belvoir
Papa
Alexdria
Newark
Alexandria
Masonic Temple
George Washington
Alexanter
Rel
Annual School Meeting Notice for Browning District
In compliance with state statute the Brown ing School District of Linn and Sullivan counties Missouri announces an annual meeting to be held at the Court House Browning on Tuesday April 2 1918 from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. Items include election of two school directors for three years and a levy of 1.00 on each 100 assessed valuation for school purposes. J D Burwell District Clerk.
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Nonce
Browning
Linn and
Sullivan
State of Missouri
Court House
Missouri
J. D. Burwell
Amanda Cattey Ill In North East Linn
Mrs. Amanda Cattey is quite poorly at this writing. Arthur Cattey and family visited Browning Saturday and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Nickell and family.
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F. M. Cattey
I. J. McCollums
Winigan
Elwood
Obe Clapp
Maggie Brewer
Mrs
Noah Head
North East Linn
Amanda Cattey
Arthur Cattey
Browning
E. W. Nickell
P E O Elect Officers for Coming Year
P E O Chapter V met on March 4 with Mrs Reba Hummel electing officers for the coming year. Gertrude Fields named president Eunice Dickinson vice president May Schrock recording secretary Ada Bolling corresponding secretary America Fleming treasurer Lila Williams chaplain Hinda Rush guard.
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Reba Hummel
Gertrude Fields
Eunice Dickinson
May Schrock
Ada Bolling
America Fleming
Lila Williams
Hinda Rush
Farm land offer for Western Nebraska and surrounding states
The World is Short The World is Short of food. Everything you eat is high and going up. There's no better way for you to help to win the war and help yourself than to raise more farm products and there's no better place for you to do this and get started with so little money than Western Nebraska Eastern Colorado Wyoming or Montana. Climate transportation and markets are right. You can homestead a whole section or purchase improved land on easy terms. This is a real opportunity for renters and farm hands who mean business and can act quickly. Tell me whether you prefer to raise grain sugar beets potatoes alfalfa fruits livestock or poultry and I'll gladly give you the benefit of my advise. Sit down and write me today. There's no time like the present to get started. S. B. Howard Immigration Agent Room 139 Q Building Omaha Neb.
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Columbia
Mar
Europe
France
England
Germany
America
Australia
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E. H. Moore
M. L. Miller
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Asia
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Ross Nichols
Laura Thudium
Nove Winters
Lawrence Dryer
Lon Purdin
Brookfield
Farm Bureau News Notes
Earth
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Nebraska
Colorado
Wyoming
Montana
S. B. Howard
Immigration Agent
Q Building
Omaha, Neb
Bliack
Marek Josior
J. J. Smith
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