Northeast Linn Items Rainy Week and Local Visits
A heavy rain blessed the Northeast Linn area Friday night. Local residents visited relatives and attended events including Violet Goddard at Perry Christian home, Maggie Brewer with Noah Head’s family in Linneus, and Frank Cattey’s guests Wilbert Cahoon Arthur Cattey and Bill Marcusson. Sherman Cordray fell ill and was rushed to Grim-Smith hospital Kirksville. Edgar McCollum and Francis Waddill traveled to Columbia for a vocational agricultural contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Violet Goddard
Perry Christian Home
Maggie Brewer
Noah Head
Linneus
Kenneth Bailey
Frank Cattey
Sherman Cordray
Grim- Smith Hospital
Kirksville
Edgar McCollum
Francis Waddill
Columbia
Wilbert Cahoon
Arthur Cattey
Bill Marcusson
Lloyd Cordray
Emerson Cordray
Jeff Nester
Celia Almond
Shelby
Roy Harl
Local Social Roundup in Grantsville and Nearby
Friday rain sets a light mood as residents from Grantsville and nearby towns catch up with visits. Names include Yogel, Leota, Lesley, Joseph, Brown, Bummer, Boyles, Burkholder, Street, Lyons, Hill, Hutchinson, Pulliam, Penhale, Schwengie, Cassity, Vroom, and others visiting relatives and friends in Purdin Marceline Kirksville Brookfield and Clyde.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Yogel
Leota
Lesley
Joseph
Purdin
Jack Brown
Billy
Joe Bummer
Jessie Boyles
Brookfield
Simon
Lester Burkhelder
Wayne
Bill Bailey
W. J. Street
Fern Street
Dee Hill
Marceline
Ross Lyons
Dareld Hutchinson
Herman Hutchinson
Jess Pulliam
Pudin
Will Penhale
R. D Monroe
Fred Schwengie
Kirksville
Frank Cassity
Hubert Lyons
Clyde Vroom
Winigan Creek Visitors noted in Sunday calls
Sunday visitors to Winigan Creek included Charley Peaker and family with Harry Buswell Herbert Coram Roscoe Kenneth Raymond Bailey Johnnie Ed and Drue Watson Ruth Helms returned from New Cambria plus Nolan Causity and Dorothy Cassity. Luther Bauer came for a C C C visit with Curt Carl Ruth Helms Archie and Dale King Ed Watson Bernice Pearler and Ernest Wallace and daughter visited Claude McCollum. Ruby Helms visited home folks Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Peaker
Harry Buswell
Herbert Coram
Roscoe
Kenneth
Raymond Bailey
Johnnie
Drue Watson
Ruth Helms
New Cambria
Nolan Causity
Dorothy
Andrew Cassity
Luther Bauer
Curt
Carl
Archie and
Dale King
Ed Watson
Bernice Pearler
Ernest Wallace
Claude McCollum’s
Ruby Helms
Walnut Grove Items Show Neighbor Visits
Miss Barbara Swearengen spent Sunday with Miss Eula Christy. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Pipes and daughters visited relatives in Browning on Saturday night and Sunday. Mrs. Wess Trotter is visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Glenn and Leland Swearengen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Swearengen
Eula Christy
Ray Pipes and
Browning
Wess Trotter
Herbert Glenn
Leland Swearengen
Trenton Community Sale Scheduled for May 12 in Missouri
The Trenton Community Sale in Trenton Missouri invites buyers to bring stock for auction on Saturday May 12. Gale Baxter and Robertson promote three clerks and a square deal from auctioneers at the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Gale, Baxter & Robertson
City Marshal Encounters Rabid Dog On Beat
Monday night around 2 30 a m City Marshal Carl Norvell on his beat encountered a dog showing signs of rabies His flashlight proved insufficient and he woke J N Neet for a new one but by then the dog was gone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Norvell
Mashal
J. N. Neet
Loan window extended for crop production aid
The period to apply for Crop Production Loans is extended to May 15. Funds may buy seeds or stock feed. Loans range from 25 to 150 dollars. Applicants must be a corn-hog contract signer or show why they cannot sign to qualify.
Birthday and Visiting News From Local Families
Allen Foster helps with plowing this week. Ruth Connell had a birthday party last week with a good time. Mrs. Bertha White visits with her mother Mrs. Will Shaw and several Morris family relatives. The funeral for Mrs. Mylinda Heelsen at Deep Springs was Sunday. Mrs. Edgar Hatch and daughter Jo Ann of Kansas City visit her mother Mrs. Roy Dunlap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Foster
Ruth Connell
Bertha White
Will Shaw
Charley Morris
Ralph Morris
Ella
Ed Morris
Mylinda Heelsen
Deep Springs
Edgar Hatch
Jo Ann
Kansas City
Roy Dunlap
Weathering Worms With Soap and Tobacco Tea
A reader reports good rain and crop prospects with corn radishes lettuce onions greens and strawberries. They share a homemade worm control mix using lye soap tobacco tea and rain water to spray crops credit goes to J Robert Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Robert Hall
Quigley Announces Candidacy for Sullivan Circuit Clerk
For Circuit Clerk we are authorized to announce Harry E. Quigley as a candidate for the office of Circuit Clerk and Efficio Recorder of Sullivan county Missouri subject to the action of the Democratic voters at the primary election to be held Tuesday August 7 1934.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry E. Quigley
Sullivan County
Missouri
Poultry Health Tips Inoculate Chicks With Phen O Sal
Poultry Health Service Station advises daily medicating water with Phen O Sal tablets to keep bowels clear and build disease resistance in chicks and uses Avi Tone in mash to reduce worm infestation. Dr Salsbury's Laboratories affiliated station promotes these health measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Salsbury
Local Social Notes On Caregivers And Visitors
Mrs. Lon Baskett assists at the R. E. Smith home with her sister and family during mumps. Mrs. W. L. Baker visits her sister Mrs. Malica Alexander. Mrs. Herman Cooper receives treatments in a St. Louis hospital, with Mr. Cooper accompanying. She rested easily at the last report. Mr. and Mrs. Pierce help Miss Hazel with the farm while they are away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lon Baskett
R. E. Smith
W. L. Baker
Malica Alexander
Herman Cooper
St. Louis
Mr. Cooper
Mrs. Pierce
Miss Hazel
Local Families Welcome Guests Over Weekend
The R. E. Smith family hosted Sunday guests Mr. and Mrs. Earl Smith and daughter Bettie Lou of Brookfield and Andy Bundies. James and Bobbie Phillips visited Linneus with grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Ora Phillips. The Morris family hosted Lloyd Shifflet and daughter Maryline from the Eversonville neighborhood for Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Tom Morris and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Smith
Earl Smith
Bettie Lou
Brookfield
Andy Bundies
James
Bobbie Phillips
Linneus
Ora Phillips
Lloyd Shifflet
Maryline
Eversonville
Tom Morris
Grocery Ads Catalog Fragments Mention Corn Tomatoes Coffee Cocoa
A fragmented advertisement lists various grocery items including Fancy Country Gentleman corn, standard grade tomatoes No. 2, Calumet baking powder, Another Cup Coffee, Hershey's Cocoa, peanut butter, Ben Hur soap, and sardines. The OCR text is noisy but indicates a local store circular item lineup with multiple brands and packaging details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BMG
DOT Ince
Hershey
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SHELL
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H. L. Schrock & CO
E. F. Peterson
Continental Teachers Agency, Inc
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X Men
BABY
Hillcrest Farm Hatchery
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the Farmers Store
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