Local notables and visitors fill Browning area notes
A long column lists residents and visitors in Browning and nearby towns. Names include Jessie Fuller, Bennie Bob Hall, Laddie Markham, C B Carr, Herbert Sayre, Mrs. Lee Wood, Judge Virgil Lee, Mrs. George Jennings, Mr. and Mrs. P E Cokerham, Tex Bivens, Alda Tattershall, Luther Baker, Chas Smith, Edwin Martin, John Allen Martin, the Smiths, and many others. Also mentions a for sale ad for household goods and local business notices including lime spreading and various travels to Kirksville, Moline, Kansas City, and San Diego.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennie Bob Hall
Arkansas
Laddie Markham
Brookfield
C. B. Carr
Chillicothe
Herbert Sayre
Chicago
Lee Wood
Near Purdin
Virgil Lee
George Jennings
Near Cora
P. E. Cokerham
Henry Fuller
Purdin
Tex Bivens
Denver
Colo
Alda Tattershall
Kansas City
Jesse Garrett
Luther Baker
Centerville
Albert Baker
Luther
Chas. Smith
Unionville
Marvel Rose
Kirksville
Browning
J. J. Smith
Mary
Edwin Martin
Moline
Ill
Martin
John Allen Martin
Linneus
C. A. Fleming
America Fleming
Cornelia Harmon
J. R. Williams
Edward F. Williams
J. P. Bolling
Ed Arnold
Near North Salem
Leman Atherton
Milan
Donald Johnson
Trenton
Lula Carter
Lora Carter
John Crowdis
Charles
Near Roger
Ella Cordray
North Salem
C. O. Hall
Wallace Grice
John
Harold Kille
Nora Gooch
Morris Chapell
Mattie Turner
Shirley Foster
Bertie Gooch
Iey Brehm
Lot Langdon
Green Castle
Danielle Falconer
Edna Falconer
Donald Lee
Edward Morelock
Johnson Chevrolet
St. Louis
E. B. Rives
Wiley Horn
F. R. Fanning
Fanning
Gaylen Fanning
San Diego
California
S. B. Lay
Ella Stufflebean
Perfection Stove Delivery Sparks Household Banter
The note recalls delivering a New Perfection Stove to Ed gar Carter's home on Monday and jokes about Mrs. Carter’s cooking lessons. It mentions a Maytag loan to Mrs. Sam Gooch and lighthearted remarks about insects and odd happenings during visits to customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Carter
Sam Gooch
Sam
Regional Notes on Hobos and Poultry Profit in Linn County
A rural discourse contrasts dwindling hobos with the enduring image of travelers while urging Linn County poultrymen to raise healthy pullets. County Agent Hall emphasizes sanitation, suitable range shelters, and cost ranges from eight to twelve hundred dollars, tying profits to national defense and a fair price support program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn
Hall
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jessie Fuller
Salem
Phyllis Vincent
Harold Hamilton
Mose Green
Galletin
Harold
Mrs
Forrest Hamilton
Bobby
Ray Bowyer
Charles Lee Bowyer
Keytesville
Fay Bowyer
Wolcott
Ind
Noble Crooks
Lewis Arnold
Ellis Clawson
L. E. Bowyer
Greencastle
G. E. Allen
Fern Street
Floyd Hardin
Ola F. Knifong
Cora
Henry Harris
Meadville
W. P. Gooch
C.S. Bagley
Ray Molloy and Son
Near Laredo
Ross
Burk and Norris
Tom Kimbrough
Shafter
Eudora Harris
Mary ’ Harris
Winona
J. H. Calhoun
H. C. Bailey
St. Joseph
Calhoun
C. H. Best
Roberta Roller
Jerry
Bogard
C. W. Gooch
B. F. Peterson
Chas, Jones
Frenchcreek
Virginia
Jay Burkholder
Raymond Gooch
Marceline
Vaughn Burkholder
Camp Robinson
Little Bork
Ark
Kathryene Rudloff
Meadville School
J. B Rudloff
John Fredrick
J. E. Rudloff
Mokane
C. B. Fleming
Near Chula
J. R Myers
H. F. Carter
Eva Doris
Gene
Drew Gibson
C. L. McQuown and
J. W
Herman Maxwell
Near Linneus
Mae ‘Austin
Lizie Austin
Huldah Phipps
J. D. Seaman
Seaman
Woodrow Slater
Jefferson Baracks
John Haskell
Crocker
Mr. Jones
Fort Leonard Wood
Rolla
Bailey Maytag Company
Browning, Missouri
Joe Nevins
Waaay
Electric Theatre
John Payne
Gloria Dickson
North Woods