Shouse Family Updates And 92 Year Old Christina Shinn Funeral
Robi Shouse had his wood sawed on Saturday while Elsie and J C Shouse visit their grandmother near Brookfield. Dr Shinn of Hale and sister Mrs Sarah Farley of Kansas City stay with W F Palmers. Christina Shinn dies at 92 in Hale, funeral held at Pleasant Grove Cemetery after funeral at her son's home.
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Robi. Shouse
Doctor Shinn
Hale
Sarah Farley
Kansas City
W. F. Palmer
Christina Shinn
Pleasant Grove
Seed corn price offered by W. R. Haggard
Reid's yellow dent seed corn advertised at 2.00 dollars per bushel by seller W. R. Haggard.
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Reid
W. R. Haggard
South Sullivan Social and Local Movements
Sun day visits and home gatherings appear across South Sullivan with residents like Homer Creason Clarence Lantz and W J Bord visiting Brookfield Linneus Milan and Linneus. Local farm activity includes L M Kenley shipping a hog car from Cora and Web McCullough planning a move to Roy Taylor's farm to work there.
Cora Local Docket Lists Dilli nger Actions and Area News
Cora residents report Diller docketed three cases yesterday. Purdin shipped cattle to Chicago Sunday. Pipes and wife visited relatives near Browning over Sunday. Cora Real Estate Co. expanding activity. Tharp left Monday for Chilli to study telegraphy. Dodson stayed with relatives in Browning early week. Dillinger Chittum and others to Milan Monday for court. Franklin & Shaw occupy former Ran som location. Clum Mitchell and wife hosted by Jennings. Spencer sent cattle to Chicago Sunday. Kenley accompanied cattle and hog shipment to Kansas City. Dr Whaley of Browning is noted.
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Matt Dodson
Browning
A. R. Dillinger
J. B. Chittum
Milan
Clum Mitchell
Robert Jennings
G. M. Spencer
Chicago
Franklin & Kenley
L. M. Kenley
Kansas City
Dr. Whaley of
Purdin Gleanings List Local Events and Changes
G N Shanks on sick list this week. Golden preacher at Church of Christ Sunday night. McKinley Myers of Brown ing visited Purdin Sat and Sun. Brookfield sign painter in Purdin last week doing good work. Rev RB Henry filled regular appointment at M E church. Mrs Robt Moore visited Milan Hq. Bertha McClanahan visited home. Purdin Mercantile to hold spring opening next Saturday with expected large crowd. Artist M Cobb enlarged pictures and pleased readers. Remains of Dr Shinn’s mother brought from Hale to Purdin for burial near Shelby. Miles Hutchinson to move to June Pulliam property by April 1. Prof Melvin and two students left for Laclede for spelling prizes. Brookfield won sweepstakes. James Hedges lost a horse in a barn mishap last Friday. Purdin Telephone Exchange directors bought a new switch board to be installed soon.
Local Notices and Personal Items Parade
A mix of real estate, social updates, and local ads. Land details near Pur din and Browning. hats and frames display at Mrs Summers. several locals travel to Humphreys and Green Castle. Community news includes sales ads, school teaching plans, store promotions, and farm advice from March Farm Journal.
Local Farmers Seek Hay Supplies This Summer
Farmers report difficulty finding hay to finish wintering stock. Cleta Alspach of Brookfield visited her brother F. J. Alspach and family. Mrs. Pars? Brassfield and children from Brookfield spent the early part of the week with her parents Arthur Hoselton and wife.
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Cleta Alspach
Brookfield
F. J. Alspach
Pars? Brassfield
Arthur Hoselton
For Sale Horses and Mule in Browning Missouri
A sale listing by James Crooks in Browning Missouri offers several fine work horses aged 6 to 8 years and one black mare mule about 15 hands 1 1/2 high. He will also buy a mate for the mule if available.
Walk-Over Shoes Featured In Local Notice
An item notes customers enjoy Walk-Over shoes as a sales pitch while briefly mentioning Dan Ransom MonJay visit to see a sick child and J B Chittum's Milan business trip to deal with a drunken offender. Squire Dillinger is cited as enforcing laws on drunkenness.
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Dan Ransoms MonJay
Dan
J. B. Chittum
Milan
Squire Dillinger
Wal-Overs
Fields & Duncan
Gumption on the Farm and March Weather
A short rural pondering warns farmers to harvest oats early and suggests selling what cannot be eaten rather than eating what cannot be sold. A humorous aside recalls asking a wife about religious certainty.
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Browning, Missouri
Joseph Nickell
Elsie
J. C. Shouse
Shouse
South Sullivan
Homer Creason
Clarence Lantz
Linneus
J. W. Lantz
Cora
W. J. Bord
C. N. Russell
Cecil Bayles
Green Castle
George Brumbaugh
Robert Head
Jesse Williams
John Sargent
Web McCullough
Roy Taylor
Chas. Purdin
George Pipes and
Cora Real Estate Co
Curt Tharp
Chillicothe
Franklin & Shaw
Ransom & Co
Purdin
G.,n. Shanks
Golden
Church of Christ
McKinley Myers
H. Henry
M. E
Rob’t Moore
Bertha McClanahann
Purdin Mercantile
M. Cobb
Dr. Shinn
Shelby
Miles Hutchinson
Pulliam
Melvin
Laclede
Jas. Hedges
Purdin Telephone Exchange
Sam Falconer
Purdin, Mo
Wm. Smith
Cathay, N. D
North Salem
Frankie Parsons
Ben Mairs
J. A. Calhoun
Evangeline Warner
Las Animas
Colorado
the Corn Real Estate Co
James Fanning
J. R. Spencer
H. F. Crookshanks
A. J. Cawood
Cawood
Jeader-Record
March Farm Journal
James Crooks
Browning, Mo
Edison Phonographs
Edison
A. A. Healy
Optician
Missouri
Opera House
Brandon Amusement CO
Victoria Miller
Lena Rivers
Mary J. Holmes
Chicago Tribune
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