Purdin Items From Local News Notes
Joe Neil visited Brookfield Sunday. June Pulliam is reported getting along nicely. Maggie Browning is very poorly. Heavy rainfall hit Saturday night. Finn Southerland and family visited Def Smith's Sunday. Mr and Mrs George Adams spent Sunday at Verge Lee's. Baptist from here attended a Linneus board meeting Sunday. G M Jordan of Hastings Nebraska was in Purdin last week buying livestock. Roy Hale returned from St. Louis to study as a post graduate pharmacist. Measles cases include Mason, Carl, Chas, Beatrice Thurlow, Vada Head, Pearl and Verne Miller, Charles and Ray McNally, Nolen Pulnam, George Monroe.
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June Pulliam
Maggie Browning
Mason
Carl
Chas
Beatrice Thurlow
Vada ‘Head
Pearl
Verne Miller
Charles
Ray McNally
Nolen Pulnam
George Monroe
Veterinarian Dr Bartlett in Brown ing Missouri
Dr. V C Bartlett a graduate veterinarian in Bowling Green Missouri offers day and night calls and home service for medical care and animal treatment.
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V. C. Bartlett
Browning, Mo
South Sullivan Personal Notes and Local Incidents
T J Seaman moved back to his farm. J W P McQuown visited Milan last week. Hank Thurlow stayed with relatives in Bosworth. Kille Wampler Lambert building a telephone line to Browning. Cotter of near Bute visited RK Cotter and wife. Alpha Talbert returned from Linneus. Uncle Matt Harris improving after illness. Farmers delayed corn planting due to rain. Walter Fields nearly lost left hand while cobbing a corn shelter. thumb badly cut.
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Walter Fields
Healy Promotes New China Ware Line
Call and see our new china ware collection offered by Healy. Items showcased include dinnerware sets and serving pieces with a focus on durable finishes and timeless designs. Visit the showroom for demonstrations and pricing.
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Healy
Local Notes and Social Visits Across North Linn
Mrs Helen Smith visits daughter Mrs W P Gilmer and Mrs Will Cotter of Laclede spend time with locals. A three year old boy of Mr and Mrs Johnnie Hawkins dies and is buried at Ogle Cemetery. W F Drake visits relatives in Laclede then Linneus to see Archie and wife. Ford Williams falls from scaffold injuring arm on J A Fileming’s new house. Recent heavy rain cools air and risks frost affecting fruit prospects. Harvie Drake leaves for Quincy to attend Gem City Business College for banking and typing.
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Johnnie Hawkins
Ogle
W. F. Drake
Laclede
Archie
Linneus
Teachers Elected by Board of Education
Tuesday night the Board of Education met and elected teachers as follows: Mrs Eunice Dickinson primary, Miss Lilah Fleming first intermediate, Miss Frances Fields second intermediate and Miss Maude Fields grammar department. They adjourned without electing a principal or superintendent and will meet soon to fill vacancies.
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Board of Education
Eunice Dickinson
Lilah Fleming
Frances Fields
Maude Fields
Farmers Exchange Bank Shareholders Meet in Browning
On May 17, 1911 the shareholders of Farmers Ex change Bank will meet at their banking house in Browning Missouri in regular annual meeting to elect a board of directors for the ensuing year and to transact other business. J A Calhoun secretary.
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Farmers Exchange Bank
Browning
J. A. Calhoun
Sec
Browning Seeks Bids for 1911 Cement Crossings
The City of Browning invites bids to construct cement crossings for 1911. Specifications may be obtained at the city clerk's office from R W Calhoun.
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Browning
R. W. Calhoun
Peaveler Taylor Marriage Ruse Near North Salem
Last Wednesday Pinkney Peaveler a North Salem farmer came to the city and abducted Mrs Emma Taylor, taking her to North Salem where they sought a justice of the peace amid reports of a planned marriage.
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Pinkney
North Salem
Emma. Taylor
Kaifong's Barn Plans Big Jim Seasonal at COB
Kaifong's barn in Browning hosts Big Jim for the season at COB. Pipe's farm lies four miles east of Cora. Friday and Saturday he works at J. D. Service fee is eight dollars.
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Big Jim
COB. Pipe
Cora
J. D
Cassity
Browning
G. L. Riley
Big Jim Percheron Colt Sired by Kalidor Imported from France
BIG JIM a steel gray Percheron stands 16 hands high and weighs about 1990 pounds. Born in 1903 his sire Kalidor came from France via J. Miller of Kirksville Missouri. Dam line traces to Pellico Mina and French government stock. Sale terms: 3 dollars insured to stand and suck with colt, ownership remains with breeder until service fee is paid.
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Big Jim
Kalidor
France
8. J. Miller
Kirksville
Pellico
Florent
Cornet
Sophia
Mina
Tippecanoe the jack features splen did conformation and strong breeding record
Tippecanoe is a six year old jack with a mealy nose and white points, standing 15 hands high. Described as a splen did jack of heavy bone, fine style and good action, he is a strong breeder whose colts last year sold for fancy prices.
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Tippecanoe
Tippecanoe Mammoth Jack Stallion Service 1911
Pedigree details monarch lineage and large 16 hands high jack weighing 1400 pounds. Breeder owner Bill Mingis Goldsberry and Wm Moffin Clarence. Describes refusals at 2600 and 1911 breeding season at Browning Laredo Humphreys area. Terms ten dollars to insure colt to stand and suck. Coits will stand good for service fee. Care disclaimer on accidents.
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Monarch Jr
Bill Mingis
Goldsberry
Monarch
Wm. Moffin
Clarence
Mammoth Jack
Stoner Jack
Miller Jack
Thorrough Jack
Hal Lane Jr the Red Sorrel Stallion Prospect for 1911 Season
Hal Lane Jr a 19 year old red sorrel standing 15 hands high and weighing 1100 pounds is noted for gaited saddler qualities and a successful record as a sire with progeny winning first premiums and high prices. He is sired by Hal Lane and owned by Dr. Lane of Linneus with notable offspring including Star Pointer and Hal Dillard. The 1911 season offers services at Browning and Nada locations with eight dollar insurance to stand and suck and a safety commitment from the owner.
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Hal Lane JR
Hal Lane
Dr. Lane
Linneus
Brown Hal
Star Pointer
Hal Dillard
Hal Braden
Storm
Miss Patchen
Wedding Blessing Ties Peaveler and Taylor Couple
The township and justice performed the ceremony uniting Mr Peaveler, a well known farmer, and Mrs Taylor daughter of Mr and Mrs Lewis Long. They receive the congratulations of many friends as they begin married life in the city. In a separate case, C A Fleming won a 775 dollar verdict against C B Q after a wreck left him unable to settle.
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Peaveler
Taylor
Lewis Long
C. A. Fleming
Unionville
Fleming
Marriage Announcement of Linneus Family Members
A description notes a prince of good men with many surprised friends upon learning of his marriage. Mrs. Johnson, a leading figure and milliner, is praised by all. Mr. and Mrs. Gilmer plan to host friends at the old Beaucamp farm, as LEAD ER RECORD offers congratulations and best wishes.
Gilmer Joins Minnie Johnson in Linneus Nuptials
Mr. James P. Gilmer of near the city and Mrs. Minnie Johnson of Linneus were married there Sunday April 30 at 3 o'clock in the presence of a few guests. Gilmer is noted as a successful farmer.
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James P. Gilmer
Minnie Johnson
Linneus
Gilmer
Crookshanks Accepts Drug Company Position in Sedalia
VY. C. Crookshanks, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Crookshanks, has accepted a job with a Sedalia drug company after spending fall and winter at a local business college. His friends here are glad to hear of his success.
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VY. C. Crookshanks
H. F. Crookshanks
Sedalia
Harris Leaves for Cherokee Home After Visit
Chas Harris departed Friday for his home in Cherokee Oklahoma after a brief stay with relatives. He was accompanied by Earl Palmer who has taken a job as book keeper at an ice plant.
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Chas. Harris
Cherokee
Oklahoma
Earl Palmer
Watches and Jewelry Market Visit from Chicago
A local note invites shoppers to see a recent trip to Chicago, touted as one of the world’s best markets for watches clocks jewelry china ware and cut glass. The seller promises quality and fair pricing with a square deal. Healy.
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Chicago
Healy
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Finn Southerland
Def Smith
George Adams
Verge Lee’s
G. M. Jordan
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Roy Hale
St. Louis
South Sullivan
T. J. Seaman
J. W. P. McQuown
Milan
Hank Thurlo
Bosworth
H. F. Kille
Floyd Wampler
C. Lambert
C. E. Cotter
Near
Bute
RK. M. Cotter
Alpha Talbert
Wm. Anthony
Matt Harris
North Linn
Helen Smith
Mrs. W. P. Gilmer
Will Cotter
Ford Williams
J. A. Fileming
Harvie Drake
Quincy
Gem City Business College
Harvie
Kaifong’s
My Farm
Laredo
Humphreys
My Fa
Peterson and Moore’s
Nada
James Crooks
Gilmer-Johnson
C. N. Russell
Illumni
J. A. Cassity
Glover
A. E. Gillespie