Mae fields bustling as neighbors plant corn
Community notes show Garner residents busy in Mae fields with ground cleared for corn planting. Yowe and several families are mentioned visiting neighbors and attending small gatherings, with sickness noted for Sherald and Billy Maxwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae
Paul Dodge
Bettie Dodge
Im Brookfield
Chester Krawh
Archer
Bill Krawh
NT Mott
Mellie Thudium
Ora ‘Mint
Harry Buswell
Chartey Peavier
Roy Maxwell
Clay Spencer
Pleasant Grove Social Roundup with Local Visitors
Miss Esta Foster spent the weekend in Kansas City. Mr and Mrs L P Lawrence visited at Otis Lawrence home near Haseville last Thursday. Pxhel Harris burned 240 chicks last week. Mr and Mrs W A Tharp hosted Monday at Jim Harris Hewne. Miss Marke Alice Rhea visited Saturday night with Miss Dolly Serres. Miss Fae Foster to teach Walnut Grove school next year. Numerous locals hosted and visited, including John Jones Emily, Leo Whitaker, Mary Alice Rhea, and others at various homes. John White was a Milan business visitor. Mrs Mary Dalzell improved her garden with a new fence.
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Pleasant Grove
Esta Foster
Kansas City
L. P. Lawrence
Otis Lawrence
Haseville
Pxhel Harris
Dane
W. A. Tharp
Jim Harris
Marke
Alice Rhea
Dolly Serres
Fae Foster
Walnut Groves
Hame
Hardin ‘Tharp
Haleville Social News Covers Windy Weather and Visits
Weather winds bring chatter of rain while Haleville residents share visits. Mr and Mrs S J Bartow and several families gathered in town and on Sundays guests arrived for dinners and companionship. The Ladies Aid Society met with Mrs Martha Gooch observing a busy Thursday afternoon with eleven attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. J. Bartow
J. C
Freda Sayers
Galt
Victor Gooch
Kitty Lynn
Fay Gooch
LV. Campbell
Marjory
Sue
Walter Gooch
Lola Rae Bartow
Yvonne ‘Wood
Ladies Aid Society
Martha Gooch
Epworth League Program Delights Laredo Church Crowd
The Epworth League of the Methodist church of Laredo gave a splendid program at the Haseville church Sunday night drawing a large crowd. The hostess and Mrs. Almeda Parton served refreshments of fruit salad, angel food and apple sauce cake. Elizabeth Foster visiting from Wheeling spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Foster. Theo Holser made a business trip to Laredo on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Almeda Parton
Elizabeth Foster
Wheeling
A. A. Foster
Theo Holser
Laredo
Epworth League of the Methodist Church of
Rain felt needed near Cross Roads and Cora
W J Dodson visits relatives while Tharp grows poorer. Mrs Straley visited home folks this week. Earnest Dodson sale drew strong attendance with lively sales. Irene Helms hired to teach next term at Cross Roads. Jean Bauswell visited Chas Dodson on Sunday. Farmers plant corn. Rice headed to California. G M Spencer and wife visited Chas Dodson. Pauline Jennings from west of Browning visited Tharp grandparents. E E Maxey and wife were Sunday guests at Tharp home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Helms
Cross Roads
G. M. Spencer
Cora
Chas. Dodson
Pauline Jennings
West of Browning
J. H. Tharp
East of Cora
Notice of Final Settlement in Gib son estate at Linn County
Mont Cumbo administrator of the estate of William I Gib son deceased intends to make final settlement at the next term of the Probate Court of Linn County Missouri in Linneus on May 8 1933 creditors and others interested are notified to appear and object as needed
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William I. Gibson
Mont Cumbe
Linn County
Missouri
Linneus
Executor's Notice for Thomas B Mundell Estate
Notice is hereby given that letter testamentary for the estate of Thomas B Mundell deceased has been granted by the Probate Court of Linn County Missouri hearing date April 17 1933. Claimants must exhibit claims within six months after grant for allowance or be precluded. if not exhibited within one year from grant they shall be forever barred. Attest W A Mundell Executor Arthur L Pratt Judge of Probate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas B. Mundell
Linn County
Missouri
W. A. Mundell
Arthur L. Pratt
Shell Filling Station Ad Seeks Local Patronage
The Shell Filling Station of O. K. Vincent solicits a share of your business. A complete line of Shell products will be offered and best service promised. Patronage will be appreciated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. K. Vincent
Self-help Gardens Offer Relief and High Returns
Ernest Richardson gardens show sustenance plots can relieve unemployment, with 1931 gardens averaging one-third acre returning $107.03 and 1932 gardens nearly half an acre returning $97.99 per garden. Labor value ranged $1.31 to $1.38 per hour. Emphasis on staple crops and reuse of vacant urban lots. Seed cost about $1.75 yields a 50 by 400 foot garden enough for a family of three or four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Talbert
Missouri College of Agriculture
Missouri
New Vegetables Boost Home Garden Profits and Variety
Miss Essie M. Hoyle of Missouri College of Agriculture urges growing lesser known vegetables to raise food value and income. She highlights chives, kohlrabi, broccoli, Swiss chard, celeriac, summer spinach, and Chinese cabbage with notes on flavor, planting times, and usage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essie M. Hoyle
Missouri College of Agriculture
Missouri
New Books for Real Adventure Readers in Child Life
A father notes six year old preference for real stories over fairy tales and many new titles aim to engage boys. Suggestions include Charlotte Kuh’s A Train, A Cat, and a Island, Washburne’s Letters to Channy, The Pilgrim's Party, The Cruise of Mr Christopher Columbus, and How It All Began by Janet Smalley, plus travel and picture books by Ladybeth Lewits and others.
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America
Charlotte Kuh
Feat
Bermuda
Bin
Heute Washburne
Channy
Roother
the Trorth
Little Boy
Janet Smalley
Bimi
Iman
Willam Siegel
Bob
Betty
San Francisco
China
Russia
France
Egypt
Intack
New York
Adam's Wes ley class hosts delightful spring gathering
Mr and Mrs Elmo Schrock entertained the Adam's Wesley class on Friday evening with games contests and a delicious plate lunch. Plans were made to sponsor a Daily Vacation Bible School the last week in May inviting town children to participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmo Schrock
Adam's Wesley
Up-to-Date Community Looks to the Future Planning Growth
An article notes the rise of city and town planning in the United States. In two thirds of municipalities, planning commissions direct orderly development, with 208 in total per a Department of Commerce report. Smaller towns, some under 25,000 population, number 488 with plans or commissioners shaping growth and amenities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Commerce
Business
Enterprise
Kansas City
Landscaping Adds Value to Homes and Property Appeal
The article argues landscaping enhances property value by improving curb appeal and financing prospects. Trees shrubs and plantings elevate the home’s desirability for buyers and lenders, affecting both purchase options and disposal prospects.
Public contract information bureau formed in Delaware
A new venture by the Associated General Contractors of America announces the incorporation of a contract information bureau in Delaware. The agency will collect data on how U S general contractors met past obligations to curb irresponsibility in construction, operating with surety firms and contractor groups as an independent fact gathering body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Contract Information
Delaware
United States
Associated General Contractors of America
M Venture In 6
Betwen Surety Companies
Shingles Grow in Favor for Colonial Home Color
Builders favor shingles for walls and roots, seeking quaint simplicity of colonial homes. Soft color blends can yield a mellow, pleasing effect. the roof dominates visual impact, so choose the most pleasing color scheme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walla
Highways as cure for urban congestion urged by engineers
D. R. Latmaan of the American Road Builders calls for through highways encircling cities to ease trade bottlenecks rather than widening roads. A national traffic survey finds population centers as congestion nuclei with horse drawn carts cheaper than motor trucks in some cases.
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Cites
D. R. Latmaan
Annautation
Zoning Laws in 886 Cities Rise From Early Year Review
Lorain Journal notes that early in the year zoning ordinances were in effect in 16 hundred cities and towns across the United States. It observes the appeal of brick houses in wooded settings with light and shadow on brick facades and hints at cooperative business roles benefiting communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Why the two dollar bill is said to be jinxed
The New York World questions the origin of the belief that the two dollar bill brings bad luck. It notes that torn corners on new twos were blamed for misfortune, but analysis shows twos resemble ones only slightly and the chance of paying two dollars with one is rare. The piece seeks an origin story for the superstition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World
Little Flat Murray Gangers Foundation for Children
The Little Flat Murray Gangers unveiled a 4,000,000 foundation funding dental clinics for children in New York. He stressed tackling hard tasks now and warned against easy dreams, recalling a story of a young man bragging about his girl’s loyalty before proposing a modest plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray Gangers
New York
Jenny
Discovery of 2000 Fiski mos in Alaska watershed
Dr. Alex Hrdlicka of the Smithsonian announced the existence of about 2000 individuals described as original Fiski mos living in scattered villages along the Kuskokwim river watershed from Kuskokwim bay to Mount McKinley foothills. He compared the find to uncovering a prehistoric Alaska skeleton head and links them to ancient Asian-origin ancestors of North American aboriginal groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fiskimos
Kuskokwim
Kuskokwim Bay
Mount McKinley
Alex Hrdlicka
Smithsonian Institution
Alaska
Asia
Bering Strait
Shifting Boundary Line Between Mexico and U S
A shifting boundary along the Rio Grande has caused residents on either side uncertainty over which country they reside in. The boundary commission considers marking the river bed to fix the line and ensure the stream follows a defined path.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
United States
US cucumber pickle crop and egg dress story
The United States Department of Agriculture notes about 3 billion cucumbers in use and a crop of 74 000 acres yielding 4 million bushels with over 4 million dollars in growers' returns. Frances Kadow of Hollywood recounts a tiny girl demanding a yoke on her dress as a humorous aside from the Los Angeles Times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
United States Department of Agriculture
Frances Kadow
Hollywood
Bebe
Los Angeles ‘Times
Beggar Woman Appeals for Copper on Monday
A terse exchange from Lustige Kolner Zeitung shows a beggar woman begging a housewife for money to feed her children, with the housewife noting it is Monday and claiming she has spent her housekeeping money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lustige Kolner Zeitung
Woman Arctic Explorer Nina Petrovana Demney Leaders Soviet Expedition
Nina Petrovana Demney of Lenin grad, second in command of a 50 man Soviet government expedition to study the Archi pelago of Fridtjof Nansen Land, is said to be the first woman Arctic explorer. She is twenty eight years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nina Petrovana Demney
Leningrad
Fridtjof Nansen Land
Taken Seriously Answers
Kitty and Bob debate marriage expectations in a short, quoted exchange about whether Kitty believes in marriage. The piece reflects social attitudes and individual views on commitment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kitty
Bob
Fragmented line hints at misheard slogan during broadcast
The readable fragment mentions a vague broadcast line ending with R 8 V and the warning Dont let them fool you. It appears to be a damaged OCR snippet from a radio or press item with unclear context and no identifiable names or events.
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Haleville
J. W. Morris
Joe Morris
Kermit Woolf
Ray Molloy
Ruth Lawrence
Frances Lou
Veda ‘Wood
Clara Marsgret
Edd Sayers
Virginia Young
Almeda Bartow
Genevieve Holser
W. J. Dodson
Carl Straley
Earnest Dodson
Jean Bauswell
Chas. Dodson's
Rice
California
E.E. Maxey
J. H. Tharp’s
Mont Cumbo
Nistrator
Browning
Dick Lay
Swift & Co
the Shell Filling Station
Ernest Richardson
Marjorie Barrows
Child Life Magazine
Lorain Journal
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