Turner Rites Mark Life of A C Turner in Kansas City
Alfred Cuthbert Turner born Richmond Kentucky May 2 1857 died Kansas City Missouri May 14 1930 aged 73 years 12 days. Survived by widow six children and two brothers. Funeral held at Browning M E Church with interment Jenkins Cemetery. Details include family addresses and years in Browning and Kansas City.
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Alfred Cuthbert Turner
Richmond
Kentucky
Kansas City
Missouri
Payne Clarkson
Sue Dearing
Park Ave
K. C
Mary Reynolds
E. 54Th St
Terrace
Cecile Fairman
Long Beach
Calif
Forest Turner
East 40Th St
K.C
Paul Turner
A. C. Turner
Wyandotte St
Browning
J. E. Rudloff
Jenkins Cemetery
E. A. Dearing
Charles Reynolds
Curt Turner
Mildred A. Gibson
Paul
Wool Purchase Offer From L C Lantz
A buyer named L C Lantz invites sellers to meet before selling and assures payment of the highest market price for wool.
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L. C. Lantz
Honor Roll Honors Eight Students In School Awards
Eight students across four classes received Diplo mas for good Department and Superior Scholarship at closing exercises. Freshmen Letha Oaks Anna Morelock. Sophomores Reba Rhodes Elizabeth Burwell. Juniors Annabel Atkins Jack Smith. Seniors Etta Wilhite Robert Moore. The writer apologizes for omitting Edgar Hoselton Elmer Harris Morris Crookshanks Emerson Cattey and Reba Rhodes from last week’s list.
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Letha Oaks
Anna Morelock
Reba Rhodes
Elizabeth Burwell
Annabel Atkins
Jack Smith
Etta Wilhite
Robert Moore
Edgar Hoselton
Elmer Harris
Morris Crookshanks
Emerson Cattey
Hermia F. Adams
Sheep Shearing Services from Kenneth Martin
Advertises sheep shearing with a power machine. Prices 15 cents per Shropshire and 20 cents per Merino. rams extra. Contact Kenneth Martin Route 3 Browning Missouri.
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Kenneth Martin
Route 3
Browning, Mo
Slats Diary Notes A Change In Play Roles
Diary fragment recalls a theatre rehearsal where the actor was set to die in the final act but the decision shifts the dramatic death to the first act to avoid trouble. The writer mentions Saturday night dinner with company, then supper with mother.
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Trubber
Dr Palm in Chillicothe Glasses at Low Everyday Prices
Daily eye care with guaranteed glasses in Chillicothe. Dr Palm offers low prices on every work day except Mondays.
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Dr. Palm
Chillicothe
Unexpected Guests
A local notice notes Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Collins of Asherville visiting Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Mullins yesterday. The piece implies the usual town gossip tone and highlights the social disruption and need for advance call for meals, as with the Western Telephone Corporation message by Buck Penick.
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J. W. Collins
Asherville
T. A. Mullins
Western Telephone Corporation of Missouri
Buck Penick
Tractors and Plows For Sale North Salem Listing
For Sale 10 20 McCormick Deering tractor and plows. See E W Lambert in North Salem for details.
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McCormick-Deering
E. W. Lambert
North Salem
Entertained PEO Chapter Meets With Lesson on Mothers
The local PEO Chapter met on Wednesday May 14 with Mrs L W Hummel. Mrs B H Peterson led a lesson on Problems of Mothers Today. Ten members answered roll call Sayings of your Mother. Social hour guests included Ivah Carr M P Brassfield Herbert Bailey C W Gooch Harvey Duncan and J N Neet. Hostess served a two course lap luncheon.
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P. EB. O
L. W. Hummel
B. H. Peterson
Ivah Carr
M. P. Brassfield
Herbert Bailey
C. W. Gooch
Harvey Duncan
J. N. Neet
Weather Woes Hit Local Corn and Grain Crops
Weekend storms and ongoing cool, wet weather have damaged corn stands, turning plants yellow and prompting replanting in Linneus area. Some fields show green growth in plowed areas, while oats wheat and grass report strong growth. Wool and lamb markets rush to cash in as lin county clip returns top $50,000 last year.
Linneus Girls Form First 4-H Sewing Club
Sixteen Linneus School girls from fifth to eighth grades organized a 4-H Sewing Club at the Rest Room with Miss Laura Couch as Leader. Jean Western was elected President, Betty Jones Vice President, Emily Nell Western Secretary, and Flo Catherine Dray in charge of music and games. Meetings will be Wednesdays. twelve 4-H Clubs exist with 122 enrolled. Each club will have a Judging and Demonstration Team competing for trips to Junior Farmers Week at the County Club Roundup in late July.
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Linneus School
Laura Couch
Jean Western
Betty Jones
Emily Nell Western
Flo Catherine Dray
Wool Pool Set To Pool 11th Year In Linn County
Wool growers of Linn County plan a cooperative pool to market their clip next week. Wool will be received in several towns for grading with sales to follow after June 1. Growers deliver to Linneus on June 26 and 27 Browning June 28 New Boston June 29.
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Linn County
Linneus
Browning
New Boston
4 H Cub Emblem Stamp Boosts Linn Enrollments
County Agent Hall created a rubber stamp reading join a club for the 4 H emblem, boosting Linn County enrollments and adopted nationwide by the National 4 H Club Committee. The pledge links HEAD HEART HANDS HEALTH to service for Club Community and Country. World Grain Exposition invites farmers to Canada 1932 with top prizes of 2500 for wheat half bushel and 1500 for corn and 150 for soybeans.
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Hall
Linn
Missouri
Farm Bureau
Canada
Linn County
Farewell Sermon Postponed to June at North Salem
Rain last Sunday forced postponement of the North Salem basket dinner. Rev. J. B. Crawford will deliver his farewell sermon on Sunday, June 1, at the rescheduled event following a successful protected meeting conducted by him.
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North Salem
J. B. Crawford
Clements Declared Candidacy for Linn County Recorder
The Leader-Record announces Charles W. Clements of Brookfield as a Democratic candidate for Linn County Recorder of Deeds. Clements has lived in Linn County fifty years in Brookfield or nearby on a farm and is described as a staunch Democrat with the qualifications for the office.
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Charles W. Clements
Brookfield
Linn County
Clements
Decoration Day Services at White Oak Grove Church
Decoration Day Services will be held at the White Oak Grove church on Friday May 30. Rev. J. B. Crawford will preach at 11 a. m. and 3 p. m. A basket dinner will be served at noon. Everyone is cordially invited to attend.
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White Oak Grove
J. B. Crawford
Seed corn varieties available at Peters Implement Co
Seed Corn Reid's Yellow Dent 90 Day Yellow Dent and 90 Day Iowa Silvermine white seed now on hand at Peters Implement Co. Local inventory update notes these three varieties as ready for purchase. No further details available in the readable text.
Ladies Coats On Sale At The Farmers Store
Spring coats discounted one to three dollars off for ladies. The Farmers Store advertises savings on a selection of women’s coats with reduced prices.
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Ladies Coats
Alfalfa Seed Bed To Be Prepared In Best Soil
The Missouri College of Agriculture outlines steps for successful alfalfa growth requiring sweet well drained soil and fertility. Seed bed prep includes plowing by June 1 to 6 7 inches, lime tests, manure incorporation, and specific fertilizer blends. Seeding follows a moisture event with 19 20 pounds per acre, inoculated northern seed, and careful mulch maintenance to protect seedlings. Certification of flocks improves egg production and labor income per flock, supporting the value of flock certification.
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O. T. Coleman
Missouri College of Agriculture
Sheep Prices Seen Hinge on Production Cycles Across Missouri
H. C. Hensley of the Missouri College of Agriculture says the current sheep and lamb prices are low due to high production and a weak demand tied to the recession. He notes a near-term low, with a longer-term outlook favoring higher prices as production fluctuates and the market improves.
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H. C. Hensley
Missouri College of Agriculture
Missouri
Comparison of 1929 Missouri Flocks: Certified vs Non-Certified
A 1929 study compares 129 certified Missouri flocks with 148 non-certified flocks, detailing performance, health indicators, and management practices. Findings highlight differences in mortality, productivity, and certification effects on outcomes.
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Missouri
Red Letter Days at Our High School Outings
Pupils from all grades enjoyed Friday outings. Seniors guided by Mr Duckworth visited Hannibal to tour Mark Twain Cave and nearby sites. Juniors with Miss Street explored Kirksville visiting Teachers College and lake areas. Sophomores with Mrs Adams picnicked at Ketchem Woods. Freshmen with Mr and Mrs Holman went to Fields Mill for lunch and games.
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Sam
United States
Ant Emmy
Fleming
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