South Sullivan Community From Purdin Gleanings
R E Head is sick Bessie Chittum spent Sunday with Roxie Rogers D G Freelands visited W J Ford Mrs Jas Hollon poorly Hiram Kenley guest of A R Dillinger Lige Baker visited Linn county relatives Rev Creason preached at Cross Roads church C B Knnfong and wife guest of W L Taylors Roy Taylor guest of Rollo Taylor near Owasco Mrs J M Hall visiting daughter Naoma McCullough Baby born to Mr and Mrs Web McCullough D C Cassity left for Fort Sill Okla as bridge gang foreman Town board and street commissioner praised for new concrete crossings Call for local support to improve Purdin’s town governance
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Chittum
Roxie Rogers
D. G. Freelands
W. J. Fords
Jas. Hollon
Hiram Kenley
A. R. Dillinger
J. M. Hall
Naoma McCullough
Web McCullough
Babe
Grandpa Ford
D. C
Purdin
Ford agent touts best farm tractor at local stop
Jacob Lantz of Browning Missouri spoke to area farmers last Friday and Saturday about the Ford machine. He is an agent for Ford and claimed the Ford is the best choice for the farmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Lantz
Browning
Lantz
Ford Machine
Ford
Green City Press
Purdin Items Highlight Local Movements and Visits
Roy Downing aids Herbert Humphreys in the Purdin butcher shop. Lee Morris and Ben Thompson left Sunday for Gate City Oregon. Editor Nickell and Browning wife did business in Purdin Saturday. Anna Miller and sisters from Linneuls visited Saturday and Sunday. Baptist services held Saturday night Sunday morning and Sunday night. Bill Moore handles Bev Carr’s barber shop interest now working. D L Cady and sister Ed Pulliam visited parents at Meadville Saturday and Sunday. Mrs Myrtle Hunter and two daughters visited Mrs Dray in Linneus Sunday returning Monday on No 8. Lincoln Jones reports a nearly finished concrete building, Tom Biven did the work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Morris
Ben Thompson
Gate City
Oregon
Nickell
Browning
Purdin
Anna Miller
The
Baptist Church
Bill Moore
Bev Carr
D. L. Cady
Ed Pulliam
Meadville
Myrtle Hunter
Dray
Linneus
Local Neighbors Report Planting and Visits Around D. H. McCollum
Northeast Linn residents note corn planting by Ben Cattey and F M Cattey over the weekend. Visitors include Opel McCollums at Ethel Brewer home and Miss Morine Tallman teaching music in the area. Warnings on fruit frost damage indicate a promising small fruit crop unless future freezes harm blossoms.
IllumnT the Percheron Stallion Boosts Foal Prospects
C N Russell presents Illumnt a dapple gray Percheron stallion seven years old weighing 1700 pounds with a fine form and heavy bone. He has proven himself a sure foal getter.
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Illumnt
Doctor Bartlett Sets Up New Retinery in Town
Dr. V C Bartlett, the new retinary, called Friday to order letter heads and envelopes. He reports marked success in his profession and is pleased with how people in the vicinity are treated and with the town’s reception. He is described as jolly and businesslike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. C. Bartlett
Big Jim to Race at Cora Farm This Season
Knifong's barn in Browning hosts Big Jim for the season at C. B. Pipe's farm four miles east of Cora. He will miss Friday and Saturday, with J. D. Service handling fees at eight dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Jim
C. B. Pipe
Cora
J. D
Hal Lane Jr
Browning
Peterson and Moore’s
Cassity
G. L. Riley
Purdin
Big Jim the Percheron Colt From Kirksville Listed for Sale
Big Jim sired by Kalidor imported from France in 1903 by S J Miller of Kirksville Missouri. First dam Pellico line traces to Florent Cornet and Mina in French government lines. He is a steel gray four years old in May, stands 16 1 2 hands, about 1900 pounds, a promising stock horse with a large, smooth frame and wide quarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Jim
Kalidor
France
S. J. Miller
Kirksville
Pellico
Florent
Cornet
Sophia
Mina
Insurance Terms for Colt Standing and Suck Fee
Big Jim offers to insure a colt for eight dollars until it stands and nurses. The colt remains the owner's property until the service fee is paid. If mares are moved or sold while coverage ends, the insurer retains a lien on the offspring. Care is taken to prevent accidents but no liability is accepted for any that occur.
Pedigree Mammoth jack Tippecanoe to stand 1911 season
Sired by Monarch Jr with 16 hands and 1400 pounds the largest jack on record owned by Wm Moffin of Clarence. Dam line includes Miller and Thorrough jacks. Tippecanoe to stand at Browning farm near Browning Laredo Humphreys for $10 insurance to stand and suck. Colts stand for service fee. farm not responsible for accidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monarch Jr
Bill Mingis
Goldsberry
Monarch
Wm. Moffin
Clarence
Mammoth Jack
Stoner Jack
Miller Jack
Thorrough Jack
Poultry Yard Advice From James Crooks Owner
James Crooks of the Poultry Yard offers practical guidance for clean poultry houses, worm prevention, and safe egg production. He urges kerosene oil spray for pests, window screens to deter intruders, proper feeding to avoid growth stunts, and careful inspection of eggs from May Farm Dr. V C Bartlett.
Nervous Prostration Solved by Dr Miles Restorative Nervine
An advertorial note touts Dr Miles Restorative Nervine as curing years of nervous prostration and lists headline nervous conditions linked to nerve weakness. It claims the product soothes nerves and boosts nerve force, with a guarantee and sale through Miles Medical Co.
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Miles
WM. J. Loughran
Catherine St
Philadelphia
Penna
Milee
Miles Medical CO
Elkhart
Ind
Hal Lane Jr Hallan Jr Red Sorrel Saddle Horse Prospect
Hal Lane Jr Hallan Jr a red sorrel 15 hands weighs 1100 lbs age 10 has saddling driving ability and a good foal getter. Sired by Hal Lane owned by Dr Lane Linneus with fast records including 2 26 1 2 at three years and descendants Star Pointer Hal Dillard Hal Braden Storm and others. Darn Miss Patchen gaited saddle horse. Terms 8 dollars to insure colt to stand and suck. Insurance due if leaving county. Insurance good for season. owner not liable for accidents.
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Hallan Jr
Hal Lane Jr
Hal Lane
Dr. Lane
Linneus
Brown Hal
Star Pointer
Hal Dillard
Hal Braden
Storm
Miss Patchen
Also Mentioned on This Page
South Sullivan
R. E. Head
Lige Baker
Linn County
Rev. Creason
Cross Roads Church
C.B. Knnfong and
W. L. Taylors
Roy Taylor
Rollo Taylor
Owasco
Roy Downing
Herbert Humphreys
Lincoln Jones
Tom Biven
Northeast
Linn
Ben Cattey
F. M. Cattey
Opel McCollums
Ethel Brewer
W. W. Jones
Henry Thudhum
Sol Clapp
Winigan
Otho
Jesse Anderson
Brookfield
D. H. McCollum
Orange Westfall
Gifford
Will McCally
C. N. Russell
Knifong’s
T. J. Seaman
Tippecanoe
My Farm
Laredo
Humphreys
James Crooks
Browning, Mo
A. L. Knifong, R
Browning, Vo
J. A. Cassity
B. D. Bouurna
F. R. Duncan
Browning Savings Bank
B. D. Boutine
J. B. Harmon
B. F. Johnson
W. T. Prather
J. W. Goocu, Sr
Jas. Neet
L. Gibson
Cashier
A. E. Lambert
R. C. Bailey
Ass’t Cashier
the Peoples Bank
Browning, Missouri
J. G. Watson
Ralph H. Hamilton
B. J. Lambert
Benjamin Maira
Jas. Neet, M. P. Brassfield
W. £. Duckworth
H. C. Bailey, J. B Stone, A. E. Lambert
S. L. Gibson
J. D. Burwell
Howell
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