Charles F Arnold Dies From Accidental Shot Near Phoenix
Funeral services for Charles Arnold will be held this afternoon. He died in a Phoenix hospital at 2:30 a.m. Friday from an accidental gunshot wound sustained while en route from Oklahoma City to Los Angeles. The pistol belonged to Charles Bixler and was reportedly on safety when it discharged. Arnold, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ross Arnold, previously lived with his parents in Watonga. The group had been traveling with a caravan from Oklahoma City to Los Angeles to retrieve a stolen car. Arnold and Bixler had lived near Oklahoma City for the past year while working there.
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Charles Arnold
Phoenix
Arizona
Arnold
Watonga
Charles Bixler
Los Angles Calif
Douglas Michael
Oklahonia City
Bixler
Oklahoma City
Anna A. Shaw
Los Angles
Yuma
Gila Bend
Claude Crail
Los Angeles
Michael
Ross Arnold
Goldin Arnold
Oklahoma Cit
Thelma Arnold
Oklahsay Jone
Henry
Bailey
Skool
Thomas
Curyus
Wool and wool pelts buyers seek farmers in Linn county
Wool buyers from Lantz Wool Company announce market price offers and urge locals to sell. Names Lantz, L. M. Kenley, C. B. Purdin. text mentions Linn county Text Book Commission meeting at Linneus. Hortenstine named county superintendent and president, L. V. Crookshanks elected treasurer, Hermin Adams named secretary. Bid notices for school books for Linn county anticipated.
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Lantz Wool Company L
Lantz
L. M. Kenley
C.B. Purdin
Text Book Commission
Linn County
Linneus
Hortenstine
L. V. Crookshanks
Brookfield
Hermin Adams
Browning High School
Soil erosion losses exceed ten million dollars in Missouri fields
A Missouri College of Agriculture estimate attributes over ten million dollars in fertility loss to soil erosion from a two inch March rain. Comparisons show corn ground lost 18 tons of soil per acre while adjoining wheat ground lost 9 tons, stressing cover crops and terracing to reduce washout. The report links slope, run off, and long slopes to higher erosion and lower future yields, urging soil-resource protection measures.
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Missouri
H. H. Krusekoph
Missouri College of Agriculture
Kruse‘kopf
Missouri College ‘of Agriculture
Weather disrupts farming as storms hit pasture and fields
Rain and a severe electrical display hinder plowing and field work for farmers. About an inch of rain fell with a repeat shower around seven o clock worsening conditions. Local notices promote Lightning protection and advertise breed stock season, a corner lot with wells and outbuildings, and a Holstein Jersey cow owned by Roy T. Jones.
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Mainy
Roy T. Jones
The Golden Princess Opens West Story This May
The Golden Princess tells of the West during the 1849 rush with Betty Bronson and Neil Hamilton leading Paramount stars. Admission is 25 cents for families. Also notes that Keiths return from Tulare and Claude Keith prospers on a high producing ranch. Mrs. Lambert raises White Wyandotts eggs and reports record egg yields.
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Bret Harte
Betty Bronson
Neil’ Hamilton
Paramount
Bed Catches Fire As Storm Sweeps Through Home
A severe electrical storm sparked a fire Thursday night at the Duncan residence when a power surge entered via the radio and traveled along the light cord to a bed where Professor Reinhard slept. The blaze burned the covers before occupants, Mr. and Mrs. Duncan, noticed the smoke and acted. Reinhard had traveled to Kirksville earlier that day and was unaware of the incident.
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K. M. Duncan
Prof. Reinhard
Local Address Draws Large Crowd At Wininges
A gifted speaker returned Sunday afternoon to town to deliver a notable baccalaureate address before an immense crowd in Wininges. Attendees praised the ornate, thoughtful speech as among the best of its kind. The town's school officials, led by Fred J Jones and his assistants, announce school closes Friday to receive students and celebrate wholesome milk sold at 8 cents a quart three blocks away.
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Wininges
Fred J
Allen
Roll of Honor Roll of Honor readers and renewals list
Roll of Honor note thanks contributors and lists new and renewing members. Names include C. M. Britton Mex Fabian Phillips Mrs J B Robinson J R Lantz Walter Crooks C E B Steele Roy Crowdis Tommy Bartow J W Kenley Edgar Shepherd L W Arnold Wirt Pe Peterson A D Peterson F M Cattey Loy Kelley Mrs A Payne W S Bundridge T S C Lambert E P Bundies W P Barelkins Kille Mrs A 2
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C. M. Britton
Mex Fabian Phillips
J. B. Robinson
J. R. Lantz
Walter Crooks
C. E B. Steele
Roy Crowdis
Tommy Bartow
J. W. Kenley
Edgar Shepherd
L. W. Arnold
Wirt Pe Peterson
A. D. Peterson
F. M. Cattey
Loy Kelley
For Sale Two Refrigerators Nearly New
Two refrigerators offered by Guy Peters are nearly new. Free to inspect, ready for pickup. Include contact details for viewing and arrangements. Title styled as a compact classifieds item reflecting a local notice tone.
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Guy Peters
Birthday Dinner Honor For Shepherds In Sullivan Kingdom
A birthday dinner was hosted at the Shepherds home near Fields Mil in Sullivan. Guests arrived before noon bearing abundant fare prepared by generous neighbors. The afternoon featured conversation and children’s games, with left-overs shared and many well wishes for Mr and Mrs Shepherd from attendees including the Talver, Sayers, Fields, Baldwin, Herd, Reger, and Taylor families.
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J.T
Kingdom of
Sullivan
W. L. Sayers
M. J. Fields
Jeff Fields
Roses ‘ Baldwon
Francis Shepherd
Arthur Reger
Basil Taylor
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Funke
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Township Board
Benton Township
Ola Hatch
Ernest Pearson
Linn County Dental Association
H. V. Jones
C. J. Neiderwimmer
V. Sidener
F. M. Canoyer
L. H. Doolin
C. W. Cleveland Leroy Crane
D.B. Hunter
E. T. Dolan
R. V. Tibbs
C. C. Canoyer
E. Y. Kelter
Moberly
Internal Revenue of
St. Louis
House of Representatives
Senate
Krusekoph
Sunbeam
Mt. Zi
Troy Sevier
Barbara Swearengen
Jamnice Pipes
Marie Glidewell
Francis Grisamer
Eulah Christy
Verda Pipes
Dean Knight
Ferris Spener
Glen Franklin
Harold Isty
Joe Martin
Browning
Owl Pharmacy
L. C. Carpenter
Browning, Mo
North Saem
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Oscar
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Golden Princess
Elestric Theatre
California
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Claude Keith
Claude
Ray
John Fields
Hughson
Tie Buchel
B. J. Lambert
Ucky
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Rey T. Jones
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