Farmers Advise on Chicks and Roads in Missouri
The Missouri College of Agriculture notes half the chicks hatchery losses are preventable and details brooder temp, water, feeding, and dry feed practices. A test by the college shows 3,000 pounds hauled on gravel versus clay roads varying by 108 to 321 pounds draft, with heavier drafts after rain. The Plant Inspection Service launches a statewide orchard clean-up after census shows bearing fruit trees fell from 14 million to 5 million from 1910 to 1920.
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Missouri
M. A. Seaton
Missouri College of Agriculture
J. C. Wooley
Agricultural Engineering Department
Plant Inspection Service
The
Agricultural Experiment Station
Pest control guidance for city tree infestations
Grower and owner urged to act against a pest affecting city trees. Send samples to the Missouri College of Agriculture if unsure of infestation and request Experiment Station Bulletin 132 detailing the scale and its control.
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Missouri College of Agriculture
Experiment Station
Soybeans See Acreage Rise in Missouri Counties
Missouri counties reporting county agent work show a steady rise in soybean acreage for seed hay and green forage. P H Ross notes seed soybean acreage up 2449 acres last year, totals 5070 seed 5187 hay and 895 catch crop. soybeans grown with corn on 2822 farms with a 5716 acre increase.
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Missouri
P. H. Ross
Queen Quality Footwear Promoted at Farmers Store
Shoes advertised as Queen Quality oxfords and pumps at the Farmers Store with lower prices than last season aim to entice customers to buy. The hometown ad emphasizes comfort and value for feet.
Remembering the old ways and a church fundraiser
A nostalgic reflection recalls gas lighting coal oil lamps and wax candles, with a note on prohibition debates and changing laws. The text weaves family memories, local superstition, and a humorous look at parish offerings, daily chores, and a 1922 obituary for Charles E. Burton.
Browning Missouri to elect aldermen and judge in April 1922
Notice of an election to be held in Browning Missouri on April 4 1922 for one East Ward alderman to succeed W H Dickinson one West Ward alderman to succeed R M Calhoun and a Police Judge to succeed E P Carr resigned Polling places East Ward rear room Farmers Exchange Bank West Ward Public School Building appointed judges East Ward W L Bond B T Jolley May Schrock West Ward H C Bailey Chas Rinehart Mrs Ivah Fleming City Clerk Florence Lay by order of the Board of Aldermen March 7 1922
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Browning
Missouri
W. H. Dickinson
R. M. Calhoun
P. Carr
Farmers Exchange Bank
East Ward
W. L. Bond
B. T. Jolley
May ‘Schrock
West Ward
H. C. Bailey
Chas. Rinehart
Ivah Fleming
Board of Aldermen
Dr E S Linhart Osteopath Practices at Home Office
Dr E S Linhart osteopath reports good results in treating colds influenza pneumonia bronchitis neuralgia rheumatism and stomach bowel liver kidney complaints. Specializes in women and children diseases. Office at home East Main phone 148.
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E. S. Linhart
East Main
Money To Loan Six Per Cent Farm Loans
Burwell and Porte of Brookfield Missouri advertise farm loans at six percent interest offering quick approvals and flexible terms for farmers seeking cash advances or equipment financing.
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Burwell & Porte
Brookfield
Family thanks for support after loss of Ella M. Shore
J. A. Shore and children express gratitude to relatives and friends for acts of kindness shown during the funeral and burial of wife and mother Ella M. Shore.
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Ella M. Shore
J. A. Shore
Move Request From Former Browningite in Missouri
Mary Dilliner writes from Chillicothe Missouri informing of a move to 303 East Calhoun Street and asking to forward the newspaper. She notes her daughters work at a glove factory and her sons at Swifts plant and a farm, and expresses fond memories of home and Sunday schools and church.
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Browning
Mary Dilliner
Eggs For Setting Rhode Island Reds By Mrs Steele
Rose Comb Rhode Island Red eggs for setting 15 for 75 cents or 4.00 per 100 offered by Mrs. C. E. Steele Route 3.
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Rose
Rhode Island
C. E. Steele
Route 3
The Truant Husband Sparks Saturday Night Comedy
A sparkling feature comedy titled The Truant Husband screens Saturday night with electric humor. Admission is 10 and 25 cents.
270 Acres of Pasture for Rent in Missouri
270 acres of pasture for rent in Browning Missouri, well watered with good fences and ample shade. asking price 3.00 dollars per acre in three payments. contact S H Linhart Browning MO.
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S. H. Linhart
Browning, Missouri
Eisenhour to Hold Eye Clinic at Healey's Jewelry
Optometric specialist B W Eisenhour will visit Healey's Jewelry Store on Wednesday afternoon and Thursday morning April 5 and 6. He offers free consultation examination and testing of eyes and will prescribe and fit glasses with the latest materials if needed.
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Healey’s
Behold My Wife at the Electric Theatre
Universal Photoplay brings Behold My Wife to the Electric Theatre after Everywoman. Adapted from Sir Gilbert Parker’s The Translation of a Savage it promises a grand northwestern romance with lavish settings. Shows Monday and Tuesday nights with 15 and 35 cent admission.
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Universal
Electric Theatre
Sir Gilbert Parker
North-West
Start Your Chicks Right At The Farm ers Store
On sale at The Farmers Store, Chamberlain's chick feed promises strong start for baby poultry. Local farm supply retailer promotes this reliable feed to support healthy growth from hatch.
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Chamberlain's
Farmers Store
Mass Meeting to Nominate City Officials at Electric Theatre
Notice from Florence Lay City Clerk urging residents to attend a mass meeting at the Electric Theatre on Friday night March 31 to nominate a board member for the East ward a board member for the West ward and a Police Judge for the city election on Tuesday April 3.
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Electric Theatre
Florence Lay
Farmers Store Rugs and Linoleum Line Debuts
The Farmers Store announces a fresh rug collection with new patterns and a strong 12 ft linoleum roll in stock.
Look Before You Leap For Hart Schaffner & Marx Suits
The Farmers Store promotes ready made suits for men and young men and offers three tailoring lines for tailor made options. Hart Schaffner & Marx suits are in stock and an inspection is recommended before buying.
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Hart Schaffner & Marx
Farmers Store
For Sale: General horse buggy and harness for sale
For sale a good general purpose horse, buggy and harness offered by J. R. McHargue. Also open to trade for a good cow.
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J. R. McHargue
Mary Mittie Turner Dies After Short Illness at 42
Mary Mittie Turner died at her home near New Boston March 2 1922 after four days in bed. Born December 26 1879 she was 42 years 2 months and 4 days old. She joined Maple Grove Baptist Church about three years ago and was a devoted Sunday school worker earning a gold star for perfect attendance. She leaves three children Novie Claud and Edith Turner two sisters Hattie Reynolds and Minnie Reynolds and many relatives. Funeral services were held at Maple Grove Church conducted by Pastor A R Baker and burial followed in New Boston cemetery awaiting resurrection morning.
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Charles E. Burton
Davis County
Herman Lambert
Browning
Mason M
Martha Burton
Montana
Ethal Cramer
Utica
Beryl C
Charley
Kansas City
George W
Chattanooga
Okla
Harry
Ludlow
Arthur Jones
Linneus
North Salem Cemetery
William D. Gray
Mary Mittie Turner
New Boston
Maple Grove Baptist Church
Novie
Claud
Edith Turner
Hattie Reynold
Bucklin
Minnie Reynold
Knobwaster
A. R. Baker
Maple Grove
Easter fashions arrive with weekly new coats and dresses
A local shop promotes Easter outfits for April 16. It highlights a large line of ladies coats suits and dresses and notes weekly arrivals to refresh stock.
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Farmers Store
Peaches Sale Announced by Dickinson
W. WN Dickinson announces a canned peaches sale at his store this Saturday April 1. The notice invites customers to buy peaches at the local shop.
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W. WN. Dickinson
Sewing Wanted Dressmaking and Sewing Offered
Sewing wanted for dress making and both plain and fancy sewing. See Mrs M E Goodloe at Mrs Jas Lay's residence in southeast Browning.
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M. E. Goodloe
Jas. Lay
Browning
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