Browning Beats Milan in Opening Baseball Game 8 6
Browning Red Sox edged Milan 8 to 6 at Browning Park Diamond despite early rain and a slippery ball. Dickinson drove in three for Browning, Chap man shot a long homer over the fence but was held to a two-base reward by relay.
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Milan
Joe Williams
Browning Red Sox
Browning Park
Fisher
Franklin
Moore
Browning
Young Dickinson
Peterson
Chapman
All Browning
Milan Abrhe
Johnson
Yeeeees
Burchman
Eratio BS
Dickinson
Woodworth
Pouptbon AE Cs
C. Brassfield
Brassfield
Magote
EAN Aoe Cares
Riddle and Maloney Tie in May Nuptials at Mian
Verl Riddle of near this city and Miss Mildred Maloney of Reger wed May 8 at M E South parsonage Mian with bride’s brother William Maloney present. The couple unites two fine Linn and Sullivan county families and friends wish them lasting happiness.
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Maloney-Riddle
Verl
William Riddle
Mildred Maloney
Reger
M. E. South Parsonage
Mian
W. Stanley Potter
William Maloney
Ross Riddle
Linn
Sullivan County
Friday Emmys Doc Scene Sparks Milk Advice
A fragmentary report notes Friday events and a scene where Ant Emmy faces a medical issue. An exchange about milk intake ends with a suggestion to stop consuming milk entirely. The text also mentions a Saturday incident involving Ma at a bridal celebration and an invitation mishap.
Renewal subscription list honoring local patrons
We acknowledge our good friends who renew subscriptions supporting the home paper. Names include Mrs. Nona Milhoan, Jacob Griffis by Ray Griffis, Fay Peterson, J. W. Lantz, B. H. Barrows, Wayne Brantenr, Ben Slater, D. B. Pyatt, J. R. Lantz and W. S. Pipes. The paper thanks these patrons for keeping country journalism afloat in trying times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nona Milhoan
Jacob Griffis
Ray Griffis
Fay Peterson
J. W. Lantz
B. H. Barrows
Wayne Brantenr
Ben Slater
D. B. Pyatt
J. R. Lantz
W. S. Pipes
Lost Silver Gray German Police Dog in New Boston
A silver gray German police dog about seventy five pounds went missing on May 8. Finder please notify Walter Liebhart of New Boston Missouri to receive a reward.
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Walter Liebhart
New Boston
Cattlemen Hear Blood Test Cure for Abortion in Stock
Henry Stockwell hosted a Friday meeting with Linn County cattlemen where he described using blood tests to control contagious abortion in a 50 head herd. Dr. A M McCapes said the disease is incurable by minerals and must be tested and diseased animals culled to protect calf crops and milk. J W Burch urged feeding early calves and separating calves from cows, a topic he expanded at the North Eagle gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Stockwell
South Linn County
Mr. Stockwell
A. M. McCapes
J. W. Burch
North Eagle
Nettie F Bingham obituary notes and services
Nettie Florence Bingham born March 3 1889 near North Salem died May 16 1932 at 43. She married Lawrence Bingham in 1910 and had son Harold. Survived by sister Mrs Bertie Haley and brothers George Jaynes H N Jaynes. Funeral at M E Church with Rev W W Clay and Rev Look. Interment Jenkins Cemetery beside husband.
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Nettie Florence Bingham
John
Almira Jaynes
North Salem
Lawrence Bingham
Harold
Methodist Church
Bertie Haley
Browning
George Jaynes
LaPlat
Thanks for kindness after our mother Nettie Bingham
We express gratitude to friends and neighbors for their acts of kindness during our mother and sister Nettie Bingham's illness death and burial. Thanks for the floral offerings. Harold Bingham sister and brothers.
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Nettie Bingham
Harold Bingham
Cleric to Speak on WHB Radio May 21
Reverend Claude H. Crandall former pastor at Pleasant Grove near Purdin will address listeners on station WHB Kansas City at 11 15 a m next Saturday May 21.
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Claude H. Crandall
U. B
Pleasant Grove
Purdin
WHB
Kansas City
Stamper Co. Seeks Wool Sellers Before Spring Market
Notice from F. M. Stamper Co. announces interest in buying wool and offers twine, inviting sellers to see them before selling. The message presents a local procurement and supply assistance tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Stamper Co
Wind Storm Hits City With Twister-Like Blast
A Sunday afternoon wind storm swept through the city with a forming cloud from the southwest. Trees were uprooted and blown down, window lights shattered, telephone wires fell, and limbs littered the streets. Heavy rain accompanied the gusts, but did not extend beyond the city eastward. Local reports place the heaviest impact near Locust Valley church.
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Locust Valley Church
Farm Meetings Attract Large Turnout In Linn County
Health meetings led by Miss Stebbins drew strong attendance at the Womens Club events in Linn County. Linneus and Lacleden chapters reported 44 and 43 attendees while seven meetings total attracted 518 participants. County Agent Hall’s evening picture programs also drew many patrons. The biggest crowd came at Fairview School in Jackson Township with North Eagle School in Grantsville Township next in line.
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North Eagle School
Grantsville Township
Miss Banning Organizes Cloth and Young House Clubs
Miss Banning organized two clubs over the past week. Clothing 1 at Shelby reports 17 members with Mrs. Norman Mc Donnald as leader. Young House keepers at an unnamed location have 9 members led by Mrs. Ray Gooch.
Basketball double header at School House May 23
Milan M E C South hosts Browning M E C South in a boys and girls basketball double header. Doors open 5:30 with admission ten cents. Everyone invited.
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Milan
South
Browning
Birthday Surprise For Jimmy Rudloff at Home
A group of friends organized a birthday surprise Wednesday evening at the Rudloff home for Jimmy Rudloff. He was called from the Farmers Store on the pretense of bringing a guest, and arrived to a speechless, astonished reaction from the assembled party. Attendees included Marjorie Myers, Herman Woodworth, Erma Peterson, Harvey Dickinson, Frances Warren, Luther Baker, Glaydis Atkins, Merril Peterson, Oma Atkins, Allen Swisegood, Beverly Duncan, and Jay Powell.
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Jimmy Rudloff
Rudloff
Jimmy
Marjorie Myers
Herman Woodworth
Erma Peterson
Harvey Dickinson
Frances Warren
Luther Baker
Glaydis Atkins
Merril Peterson
Oma Atkins
Allen Swisegood
Beverly Duncan
Jay Powell
Surprise Birthday Party For Claude McCollum
A surprise birthday party was held Friday night into Saturday for Claude McCollum turning 26. Guests arrived around 7:30 pm, music by the Chaffe family, games for the young, candy passed at recess, and departures by about 12:30 am. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Custer Linhart, Mr and Mrs Theodore Steele, Mr and Mrs Ora Overstreet and son Cecil, and many others.
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Claude McCollum
Chaffee’s
Claude
Custer Linhant
Theodore Steele
Ora. Overstreet
Cecil
Earl McCollum
Art Milburn
P. H. Chaffee
L. M. Watson
Virginia Chaffee
Ruby
Ruth Helms
Hellen
Virginia Cordray
Nellie Hart
Margaret Deskins
Jessie
Rosalee Linhart
Velma Minor
Nellie
Helen Watson
Deloris
Orlene McCollum
Ernest
Edd
Drew
John Watson
Curt
Earl
Carl Helms
Alton Jennings
Byron Deskins
Emil Deskins
Melvin
Lawrence
Clifford
George
Kert Rauer
Vernon Linhart
Rex Rauer
Local residents travel for work and visit relatives
Left Saturday for Mancos Colorado are Robert Allen from Kirksville and Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Jennings. Allen will stay with his parents while the Jennings will visit Mr. and Mrs. Gale Stuart and seek employment and relatives in Mancos.
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Colorado
Robert Allen
Kirksville
Jerry Jennings
Mancos
Colo
Mr. Allen
Jennings
Gale Stuart
John B. Moore Elected City Marshal Tuesday
John Moore won the city marshal race after Norman Arnold resigned. Four candidates contested the unexpired term in a low turnout vote, with Moore receiving the highest tally and wearing the star. Cited results show East Ward 45 votes for Moore and 20 for Aste, West Ward 26 for Morelock and 28 for Pierce.
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Norman Arnold
East West
John Moore
Jean Aste
Elmer Morelock
James Pierce
Browning
Visitor from Kansas City Reunites With Old Community Friends
D. C. Jessee of Kansas City visits the Dickinsons and the Emory Gray and Irl Gray families at their farm. He grew up in the town and once led the local school and ran the home paper before moving to the city. Now in vacation from the Union depot baggage job, he returns with his famous hearty laugh, renewing old ties and making new friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D.C
Union Depot
Dave
Linn County Wool Growers Hold Annual Pool in City
The Linn County Wool Growers Association held its annual wool pool yesterday attracting farmers from the county and Sullivan county. County agent J Robert Hall of Linneus assisted with sorting and preparing wool for shipment. Longtime pooling members express satisfaction with prices once wool is sold, though overall prices are low this year.
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Linn County Wool Growers Association
Sullivan County
J. Robert Hall
Linneus
Jones 78th Birthday Surprise Planned at Watson Home
Relatives of W L Jones planned a surprise for his 78th birthday at the home of his daughter Mrs H A Watson on a Sunday in May. The event was organized to honor the anniversary with family present.
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W. L. Jones
H. A Watson
Uncle Billy Hosts Rainy Birthday Dinner at Home
Uncle Billy celebrated his birthday with a rain compromised gathering. Guests included Walter Jones and Earl Cleeton families, Hart and Crist clans, Riley and Sill households, Estel and Hazel Watson, and many others. A bountiful noon dinner was served under the trees and the evening featured visiting.
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Uncle Billy
Walter Jones
Earl Cleeton
Jeane
Wilma June
Edgar Hart
Basil
Russell Crist
Paul
Bill Riley
Everett Riley
Lois
Dale Sill
Elbert Jones
Ermajean Maples
George Jones
Emerson Cordray
Allen Sill
Car Struck By Maple Limb During Storm on Main Street
Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Holman drove up Main Street Sunday afternoon as a large maple collapsed into the street. The vehicle swerved to avoid another limb and sustained a hole in the roof from the falling tree while the couple escaped serious injury.
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M. A. Holman
Main Street
Walnut crops and fruit trees promise good year in Santa Ana
A letter from California reports a mild winter, ample rain now ending, and optimism for a fair walnut harvest and abundant fruit on trees. The writer asks about friends in Browning, Missouri and signs off with good wishes for a successful year.
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Santa Ana
Calif
Joe Nickell
Browning
Missouri
Joe
Letter on poultry marketing and production improved methods
A poultry marketing expert writes to raisers stressing quality demanded by consumers and noting production improvements. He recalls touring Illinois poultry houses and mentions a national TB eradication effort for livestock and poultry, with disease concentrated in northern regions while southern trees harbor fewer cases.
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Illinois
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Dean Town
Ant Emmy
Jake & Me
Lizzy Ricks
Teasday
Wensday
Ben
Mr. Gilem
Mr. Gillem
Ant
Nettie F. Bingham
Linn County
George Washington
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John B. Moore
Fair Vote
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