Local Notes from Browning MO and Nearby Towns
Local items report visitors and family visits in Browning and Cora Missouri. A hail storm near Shelby damaged fruit trees gardens and windows while several buildings were toppled or damaged including a smoke house and granary.
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Sarah Ann Cassity
R. D. Cassity
Purdin
Alfred Cassity
Milan
Carl Tapscott
Jess
Pulliams
Ray Pulliam
Willard Pulliams
Howard Googh
Ray Gooch
Shelby
Maggie Woodside
Local Social Rounds And Garden Notes In North East Linn
Friday night rain helped gardens and sod work. Families and neighbors visited each other on Sunday at several homes including McCollums Catteys Milhoans and McCollums. Bernice Sill returned home from her grandma visit. Perry McCollum drove W H Brewer to Bucklin for a brief visit before Minneapolis trip.
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Bernice Sill
Dale Sill
Perry McCollum
W. H. Brewer
Bucklin
Minneapolis
Purdin Items Highlight Local Visits and Travel
Planting corn is the order of the day as residents report on daily tasks. L M McIntyre and Wm Pulliam traveled to Chillicothe on Tuesday for business. Earnest Pearson and family visited George McGhee on Sunday. D L Cady and wife went to Browning for dental work on Tuesday. Mrs Miles Hutchinson of Los Angeles is visiting her parents, Mr and Mrs Howard Mur.
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L. M. McIntyre
Wm. Pulliam
Chillicothe
D. L. Cady
Browning
Mrs
Miles Hutchinson
Los Angeles, Cal
Howard Mur
Local notes from Milan and nearby on business and visits
J H Cochran of Milan was in this city on business yesterday. Mrs J S Jacobs returned Saturday from Linneus. Sweet potato plants four kinds 25 cents per 100. F J Alspach was in Linneus on business yesterday. S W Correll of Brookfield visited relatives yesterday. Clarence Johnson and daughter went to Kirksville yesterday. Merl Sayers fell from a wagon and broke his collar bone. The Farmers Store advertises peaches 50 cents per gallon and special prices on string beans and baby lima beans.
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J. H. Cochran
Milan
J. S. Jacobs
Linneus
H. Linhart
F. J. Alspach
S. W. Correll
Brookfield
Clarence Johnson
Kirksville
J. H. Bundridge
Fred Lambert
Rosa Kirk
W. L. Baker
Shafter
A. M. Baker
P. C. Mulins
G. E. Wilhite
Harvey & Neets
Anna Boyles
Merl Sayers
John Smith
Purdin
C. B. Fleming
Dr. Montgomery
Paul Kollasch
Red McCown
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
G. W. Lantz
Chillicothe
Rucker Ralph Lozier Announced for Sullivan County Ticket
In Sullivan County reports announce Representative in Congress W. W. Rucker and Ralph Lozier as county ticket candidates. Prosecuting Attorney H. W. Atkins listed for Linn County and county clerk M. Y. Rusk named for Linn County.
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Congress
W. W. Rucker
Ralph Lozier
Sullivan County
H. W. Atkins
Linn Countyounty
M. Y. Rusk
Men and Young Men's Suits Arrive for Sale
A new shipment of men and young men suits arrived offered at 18 00 20 00 and 22 50 per suit. They are described as good looking and ready for sale.
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Farmers Store
Lone Trickster Remains Untouched by Time
A terse proverb notes that a lone trickster persists without being deceived, highlighting a paradoxical claim of cunning and invulnerability. The line stands as a compact reflection on wit and resilience.
Witty Observations On Folly And Fashion
A string of quips on bluffing and style notes how fools trip over their own schemes. It pokes at color bias and failed schemes while riffing on headlines and oddball curiosities from social life.
Whose World War Jabs Stir Ring City Gossip
A jumbled local column riffs on bets and battles in jest. Tommy Gibbons vows to KO the reigning champ on the Ka ye route while reflections on the Kaiser’s Paris dinner and restaurant profits drift through the talk. Household chores and marriage finance bits punctuate the satire.
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Tommy Gibbons
Carpenter
Kaiser
Paris
Police Say Crime Wave Is Over Across The Nation
The article quotes officials claiming the crime wave has ended in major cities and across the country while suggesting removing long standing gaps and sending them away to a distant island.
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Pacific
No clear headline can be formed from fragment text
No coherent event or named entities present in readable fragment. The sentence describes extreme indulgence and reactions of professionals but lacks identifiable people, places, or specifics to summarize into a card.
Authoritative Fashions in The Leader-Record
The Leader-Record highlights its fashion section penned by Mrs. Julia Bottomley. The management prides the regular features as superior to those in any publication.
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Leader-Record
Julia Bottomley
Young Cassopolis Man Faces City Gamble Downfall
Hector Moe, a Cassopolis youth with two hundred dollars, travels to New York to seek fortune. In a gambling hall he is groomed by Brigham Featherbone and other locals, fleeced of funds, and witnessed fleeing thieves. Moe ultimately assists the crowd and refuses bribe money, returning to count seven hundred forty-one dollars earned that night.
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Cassopolis
Hector Moe
New ‘York
Hector
Jay
New York
Mr. Moe
Mr. Briggs
Brigham P. Featherbone
Mr. Featherbone
Mr.Moe
Moe
Mrs Bottomley’s Fashion Guidance for All Budgets
Prepared with utmost care in flustration and description these articles portray styles for ordinary occasions and special events like weddings and graduations. Mrs Bottomley understands town purchasing power and the desires of women in non metropolitan districts to be well dressed affordably.
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Bottomley
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Browning, Mo
Mettie Brookshier
Nelson Maxey
Lester Kenley
Fern Carter
Henry
Ray Lawrence
Cora
Cecil Clem
Harris
Alden Tharp
Near Humphreys
J. H. Tharps
Jas
Fanning
Hazel Dodson
Cecil
Oscar Johnson
Orlan Harris
J. B. Harmon
Carl Daniels
C. C. Dodson
Clarence Brown
Flora Lumsden
Mabel Dodson
Pansy
Berthema, Drury
Haskel Spencer
Charley Weaver
W. IL
Langdon
Edward Bundridge
Billie
Bev Franklin
Chas. Dodson
North East Linn
Claude Stover
Roy McCollums
Etta Clapp
Lottie
Ben Cattey
Earl Abbott
F. M. Catteys
Jay McGhee
Rogene
J. B. McCollums
Howard Farson
Jno
Milhoan
Okey Milhoan
W. T. Nickell
I. J. McCollums
Maggie Brewer
Perry McCollums
Earnest Pearson
George McGhees
Chicago
Dr. Copeland
Haggard & Darr
Creason’s Garage
Lizzie
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