Browning Missouri to Vote on Extending City Limits
The city of Browning Missouri calls a special election on June 3 1919 to decide extending the town boundaries by incorporating land in Linn and Sullivan counties. Voters will see Yes on extend the boundary line and No to oppose it on their ballots. The ordinance directs publication notices and sets terms for electors. The document names city officials and notes compliance with local government procedures. It ends with a separate note about the University of Missouri corn club offering programs for boys ages 10 to 18, detailing enrollment and potential prizes.
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Browning
Missouri
Sullivan County
Linn County
Boundry
University of Missouri College of Agriculture At
Columbia
Jpcourst
Boys Grow Corn Initiative Encourages Youth
Local program invites Missouri boys to commit to growing at least one acre of corn, with planting and cultivation guidance to promote practical farming skills and rural self reliance.
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Missouri
Boosting Home Fostering Town Growth Through Local Enterprise
An editorial argues every town has distinct advantages and should pursue its strongest enterprise. It notes one person or the newspaper cannot build a town alone and urges citizens to identify the best path for growth and mobilize collective effort.
Sheep Shearing Prospect In Local Town
Newspaper notice states the Edis Sheep Shearing event will occur in the vicinity about May 25 for sheep shearing work. Contact JW Crookshanks or F M Wright R J King for details and satisfactory work.
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JW. Crookshanks
F. M. Wright
R. J. King
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Argonne
Oren L. Lantz
110 Engineers
League of Nations
Electric Theater
Linn
Sullivan Counties
Bert L. Powell
M. ‘N. Adamson
S. P. Carr
Cincinnati
Chicago
Chevrolet
R W Cassity & Son Purdin
B. Flint
Mich
Tenk Hardware Co
Quincy, Ill
TENK
Gotter and Bailey
Edis