Mrs Mullins Celebrates 85th Birthday at Browning Mo
In Browning Missouri on May 20 1931 Mrs P C Mullins marks her 85th birthday with a letter to friends. She reflects on politics prohibition and the need for unity and shares a personal song about perseverance. A bank meeting note follows naming directors and meeting details.
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Browning, Mo
United States of America
Ozark Mountains
Missouri
Polly
Sally
Hoover
United States
America
P. C. Mullins
Browning
J. I. Harmon
R. M. Calhoun
Annual Meeting Notice for Farmers Exchange Bank Stockholders
Notice states the Farmers Exchange Bank annual meeting of stockholders will be held at the bank’s banking house. The notice provides the time and date to be announced in accordance with corporate bylaws and state law.
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Farmers Exchange Bank
Peterson Bros Offer Payne Royal and Bonds Model Restyling
Merril Peterson promotes affordable clothing repair and restyling at Peterson Bros headquarters claiming lower costs for renewing old apparel with Payne's Royal and Bond's Model fabrics referenced in the ad.
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Peterson Bros
Payne’s Royal
Bond
Merril Peterson
Awards Granted for History and English Notebooks at School
Hermia F. Adams awarded prizes Friday May 1 for best illustrated books in English and top history work. First honors went to Letha Oaks in history, Harvey Fields Dickinson and Kathleen Hooker top English senior class, Geneva Haley and Louise Slater top juniors, Anna Morelock and Virginia Cotter top sophomores, Woodrow Slater top freshmen English, Evelyn Gable for world history notes. Adams expresses pride and affection for her students.
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Hermin F. Adams
Lorene Whaley
Mariyn Gooch
Catherine Rudloff
Letha Oaks
Harvey
Hermia F. Adams
Special Notice for Hog and Veal Listings
Local notice from Browning Missouri asks buyers to list hogs and veals now. Shopper Noel reports live and let live prices and a contact in Browning with phone 211.
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St. Louis
Noel
Head
Browning, Mo
Attendees from Here at Morris Chapel Meeting
Sunday afternoon a gathering from here attended the meeting at Morris Chapel. Names listed include Rev and Mrs Rudloff and daughter Catherine, Mr and Mrs W W Crawford, H L Schrock, T R Morris, K M Duncan, L W Hummel, M P Brassfield, R M Calhoun, J R Williams, R A Glaze and daughter Lorraine and son DeVon, Iva Carr, Ella Keithley, Lorene Whaley, F L Maggart and family, Annabel and Gladys Atkins.
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Morris Chapel
Rudloff
Catherine
W. W. Crawford
H. L. Schrock
T. R. Morris
K. M. Duncan
L. W. Hummel
M. P. Brassfield
R. M. Calhoun
J. R. Williams
R. A
High School Schedule of May Events
Senior play on May 7 followed by baccalaureate sermon May 10. Grade school contests and operetta on May 12. High school contests on May 13 and commencement address on May 14.
For Sale Spotted Poland brood sows with pigs
Carl Porter advertises spotted Poland brood sows with pigs for sale. The notice lists the seller and items available, indicating livestock for purchase.
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Poland
Carl Porter
Discharge From Gun Wounds Leg in Missouri Farm Town
Harry Nickell was shot in the leg by a misfired thirty eight revolver while with Constable Ernest Carmack and his father at Winigan near Kirksville. The bullet lodged under the skin below the knee and was removed at Kirksville after initial dressing. doctors say he should soon resume farm work if no complications arise.
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Harry Nickell
Winigan
Ernest Carmack
Mr. Nickell
Harry
Dr. Baker
E. W. Nickell
Kirksville
Grim
Baker
Union Evangelistic Services At Cross Roads School
Notice invites all to evangelistic services at the Cross Roads school house next Saturday night Sunday and Sunday night. Rev J B Crawford will preach.
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Union Evangelistic
Cross Roads
J. B. Crawford
EntertainingSunday Dinners Honor Guests at Two Teas
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bennett hosted a six o’clock dinner Sunday honoring Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Jennings with a two course meal and games. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Jennings Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Nevins Mr. and Mrs. Jay Garrett Mr. and Mrs. George Prather Elizabeth Ann Pather Idris Garrett Mervyn Garrett and Mary Sue Bennett.
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Arthur Bennett
Jerry Jennings
Joseph Nevins
Jay Garrett
George Prather
Elizabeth Ann Pather
Idris Garrett
Mervyn Garrett
Mary Sue Bennett
T. S. Elliott
Wool Wanted Seeks 50,000 Lbs for Eastbound Car Lots
L. C. Lantz of Browning Missouri advertises to buy up to fifty thousand pounds of wool at the top market price. No broker involved. wool will be shipped east in car loads from the old Creamery in the southwest part of town. Contact Lantz before selling.
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L. C. Lantz
Browning, Mo
Bridge Champions Crowned In April Social Evening
Tuesday April 28 groups of friends gathered with Miss Pauline Milhoan for bridge and rock games. Final pairs Pauline Milhoan Lee Crist faced Mrs Robert Cattey Mrs Ivan Cable and won. A home mock wedding with Sarah Cattey and Carl Farson followed, the wedding march played by Ida Mae Martin. Robert
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Pauline Milhoan
Lee Crist
Robert Cattey
Ivan Cable
Cattey
Sarah Cattey
Carl Farson
Ida Mae Martin
Robert
Local gathering honors Montgomery Ward catalog text reader
After a wedding, guests enjoyed delicious refreshments. Attendees included Mr and Mrs George Milhoan and Ruth, Mr and Mrs J W Milhoan and children Darlene and Donald, Mr and Mrs Robert Cattey and Valetta Ruth, Mr and Mrs Ivan Cable, Sylvia Turner, Helen Turner, Ida Mae Martin, Myrtle Martin, Sarah Cattey, Dorothy Milhoan, Pauline Milhoan, Herbert McCollum, Lee Crist, Nile Hart, Paul Baker, Beryl Hoskins and Carl Farson.
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Montgomery
Ward
George Milhoan
Ruth
J. W. Milhoan
Darlene and
Donald
Robert Cattey
Valetta Ruth
Ivan Cable
Sylvia Turner
Helen Turner
Ida Mae Martin
Myrtle Martin
Sarah Cattey
Dorothy Milhoan
Pauline Milhoan
Herbert McCollum
Lee Crist
Nile Hart
Paul Baker
Beryl] Hoskins
Carl Farson
M E Church Mourns Life of Mrs. Sarah Lantz in Missouri and Kansas
Mrs. Sarah Annetta Lantz born September 12 1860 in Lee County Iowa died April 27 1931 in Kansas City at age 70 years 7 months and 6 days. She married Geo W Lantz on October 23 1877 and lived in Chillicothe Kansas City Port Arthur Texas and nearby areas. Funeral held April 29 at the M E Church with interment in Hoover cemetery beside her husband.
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Sarah Annetta Lantz
Lee County
Iowa
Pete Mass
Kansas City
Phillip Brumbaugh
M. E. Church
North Salem
Geo. W. Lantz
Chillicothe
J. E. Fritzparick
Leavenworth
Kansas
Alfred Evans
Bogard
Fred Riddell
Doris Barnes
Etha Lantz
Hips A. Lantz
Oren I
Chester A. Lantz
Port Arthur
Texas
Phill G. Brumbaugh
Amanda Arthurs
Tulsa
Okla
Charles Hullett
Topeka
Fred Alspach
S. B. Look
Hoover
Obituary of John Bernard Hoskins
John Bernard Hoskins born November 9 1899 in Adair County died April 24 1931 in Madrid Iowa at 31.5. He married Esther Reed June 16 1919 at Kirksville Mo and they had two children John Erlin 10 and Alverda Lillian 8. Survived by his father two children four sisters and two brothers. Interment White Oak cemetery April 28 with Rev J B Crawford presiding.
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John Bernard Hoskins
J. J
Ella Hoskins
Adair Co
Madrid
Iowa
Esther Reed
Kirksville
John Erlin
Alverda Lillian
Bessie Waddell
North Salem
Lizzie Lawrence
Milan
Goldie Boyd
Ft. Madison
Verdie Head
Cora,Mo
Clyde
Cora, Mo
Hubert
White Oak Cemetery
Rev
J. B. Crawford
Large crowd attends Morris Chapel Sunday services
A May 2 Sunday service at Morris Chapel drew a large crowd for a Sunday school institute after rainouts. Rev. Rudloff and Mrs. Rudloff led lessons on Luke 9 1 10 with talks by Elva Crook, Billie Morris, Roberta Gooch, and Shelda Gooch. The Browning charge shared afternoon programs with music by the local quartet and reflections on Christian education, cooperation, and church life. An evangelist three week meeting is planned for May 19 to close the conference.
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Morris Chapel
Rudloff
Browning
S. S
Elva Crook
Shanks
Billie Morris
Roberta Gooch
Shelda Gooch
Western
Bailey, Johnson and Vencll
Purdin
Lee Myers
H. L. Schrock
Lorene Whaley
Lorraine Glaze
R. M. Calhoun
J. R. Williams
Trade for stock for best ever used car sale
Mrs C H Muidell offers a used car in good condition for trade or sale. The item is presented as a quick deal option and invites stock exchange or barter.
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C. H. Muidell
Old Relic Fire Striker Tells Then and Now Story
Our friend Bart Lambert shows a iron piece carved like knuckles used to strike flint for fire before matches. The fire striker has stayed in the family and recalls days when older settlers remember. B. J. recalls when his parents bought their first box of matches and neighbors learned their use. Many do not appreciate the conveniences unknown to our parents.
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Bart Lambert
B. J
See Dr Palm Holds Glasses Sale at Milan Stanley Hotel
May 25 sale offering best glasses at much lower prices. The event is hosted at the Stanley Hotel in Milan with Dr Palm as the contact.
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Dr. Palm
Stanley Hotel
Milan
Swift Red Steer Fertilizer on Track Friday Event
Browning Farm Club unveils a Friday or Saturday race featuring Swifts Red Steer Fertilizer on the track with likely entries and crowd interest.
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Swifts
Red Steer
Browning Farm Club
Pioneer Mary Crowdis Pipes dies at 84 in Missouri
Mary Elizabeth Crowdis Pipes born near Louisville Kentucky on July 26 1846 died April 24 1931 aged 84 years 8 months 28 days. She married Anderson Pipes March 9 1862 who preceded her in death. Survived by three children twenty four grandchildren fifty six great great grandchildren two brothers and three sisters. Interment Knifong Grove cemetery Rev J B Crawford conducted funeral at 2 15 Sunday April 26 1931 with Browning Quartette providing music.
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Mary Elizabeth Crowdis
Louisville
Kentucky
Anderson Pipes
Mnion
Curt Pipes
Cora
Alfred Pipes
Amarillo
Texas
A. M. Brinkley
Geo. A. Pipes
Webster J
Fi'za Long
Knifong Grove
J. B. Crawford
Browning Quartette
Early hatched chicks command best prices in market
The writer advises poultry raisers to hatch many chicks and expand capacity while warning that crowded flocks slow growth and raise disease risk. Early birds fetch top prices as the season begins and markets respond to supply.
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Poultry Rasers
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