Deaths and obituaries and agricultural notes in one issue
Obituaries record Fidel J B Lockhart of Owen County born December 17 1855 died March 14 1923 at age 67 with a ministerial life and two spouses Luella Langdon and Lena Stanly and children Willet Dean Sheila plus extended family. Also Bel l Chenoweth born August 27 1883 died March 11 1923 with husband P A Herbert four children and many relatives. Agricultural notes report corn root rot and ear mold widespread across Missouri counties with seed selection guidance from the Experiment Station and new rail service updates from Winona Rochester and St Joseph Missouri, including A F Hall appointment and travel details.
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Fidel J.B. Lockhart
Owen County
Ind
Christian Church
Luella Langdon
Charles
Erie Selby
Oklahoma City
Lena Stanly
Cunningham
Willet
Dean
Sheila
St. Louis
Browning
Church’ of Christ
Hoover
Chas. L. Speir
Bell Chenoweth
P.a.herbert
Florence
Kenneth
Stella Mae
S.A. Hale
Los Angeles
Cal
W. C. Robertson
Champaign
F.o.blunt
Chillicothe
H.F. Carter
W.h.chenoweth
Pomeroy
Wash
C.A. Chenoweth
Brookfield
Ida Lucas
Lena Vanak
Bartlesville
Okla
Dica Cook
Avant
Harvey
Purdin
Church of Christ
Grantsville
Chas. L.speir
Carmack Announces Candidacy for Sullivan County Schools
J A Carmack announces candidacy for County Superintendent of Sullivan County Schools. The filing declares intent to lead the county education system with credentials B S D A B A M.
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Sullivan County
J.a.carmack
Passing of Arline Tully in Roy Montana
From Roy Montana March 5 1923 Mr J E Tully Roger Mo informing of the death of little Arline Tully Friday night March 2 shortly before five years old. Funeral held in Roy at 2 pm Sunday. Neighbors and Roy citizens aided the grieving parents with support as Grass Range doctors treated the child in her illness of three days.
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Roy
Montana
Mont
J.e.tully
Roger
R.a.tully
Arline
Grass Range
Seed corn tests reveal molds across Missouri samples
In Missouri the Experiment Station collected 1922 seed corn from 49 counties with county agents and farmers aiding. Four cars or more were obtained from each county and ears were tested under sterile conditions for three molds that cause disease.
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Missouri
Missouri Experiment Station
Linn County School Superintendent Seeks Re election
Current County School Superintendent J. F. Hortenstine of Linn County asks voters for re election at the Annual School Meeting in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Hortenstine
Linn County
Browning Boy Promoted in St. Joseph and Winona notices
Allen F. Hall contracting freight agent of the Chicago Great Western signals a promotion and sends clippings from St. Joseph News Press and Winona Republican Herald. He mentions Browning Missouri and Wisconsin Mississippi River valley scenery and asks to be added to the Leader Record mailing list while noting personal life details.
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Winona
Minn
Hall
Duneson Street
Boy Scouts
Chamber of Commerce, Elks
St. Joseph
American Railway Express
Rochester
Missouri
Milwaukee Road
Center
Mark Street
Joe Nickell
Browning
Joe
Chicago Great Western
R.R. Rochester
Leader Record
Allen F. Hall
Chicao Great Western
Promet
Robert L. Lane Called Home
Robert L. Lane born April 3 1862 died March 15 1923 aged 60 years 11 months 12 days on farm near Purdin Missouri He married Nancy Murrell July 31 1881 and had three children He leaves wife three children Alto Gose Watonga Oklahoma Chloa Smith La Tedo Missouri Isaac Lane Browning Missouri one half sister Mrs J F Kingsolver Purdin Five grandchildren and many friends He joined the M E Church South at Morris Chapel and remained faithful He became blind about thirty years ago and lived with patience and cheerfulness during a long illness while bearing his mis fortune without murmur toward the future home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert L. Lane
Thomas
Leah Lane
Purdin
Nancy Murrell
Alto Gose
Watonga
Okla
Chloa Smith
la Tedo
Altho
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B.b.branstette
Sinois
Browning Boy
A.F. Hall
J. J. Smith
J. C. Browning
J.b.fleming
Roy Calhoun
Browning & Son
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