Cattle, Hogs and Sheep Prices at Kansas City Stock Yards May 28 1917
Cattle receipts 15 500 plus 1 100 calves. Top 1350. Prime steers 13 50 average 11 50 12 25. Hogs 10 000, opening down 5, closing 10 15 lower, top 16. Sheep lambs 9 500 with half goats, market slow and uneven. May cattle receipts projected at 150 000 cattle and 15 000 calves. quarantine cattle included veal calves 14 25 a new high.
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Kansas City
Texas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Nebraska
Arizona
North Salem Social Roundup
North Salem residents report light rain on Monday and a well attended Sunday school. A W Payne visited last week, G M Smith went to Browning, Emmett Abbot and Green City relatives spent Sunday with D G Seymour, Miss Georgia Carpenter of Browning visits local friends, D L McCollum and family with F M Deskins, John Arnold returned from Kirksville Normal, Roy Wheatcraft and Kirksville visitors in the area, Ray Lambert and family visited Mrs Lambert’s parents.
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A. W. Payne
G. M. Smith
Browning
Emmett Abbot
Green City
D. G. Seymours
Georgia Carpenter
D. L. McCollum
F. M. Deskins
John Arnold
Kirksville
Mrs
Roy Wheatcraft
Market Roundup: Beef and Sheep Prices Shift Amid Trade Pressure
Receipts rise as market declines in sheep, lambs, and goats with 9500 head, prices for pig fatteners steady at 13.50 to 14.75. Heavy hogs mixed while summer sow run expected lighter. Arizona spring lambs around 19, native lambs 15.50, clipped lambs up to 16.75. Angora goats steady near 10.50 with brushers around 9 to 10.50. J A Rickhart Mar Cor.
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Arizona
J. A. Rickhart
Mar. Cor
Liberty Bond Subscriptions Rally at Browning Bank
The Browning Savings Bank invites patriotic subscriptions to Liberty Bonds. Citizens are urged to buy one or more bonds to support national efforts.
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Browning Savings Bank
Cross Roads and Cora Social Notices
Jimmie Glidewell delivered hogs at Cora on Monday. Miss Mertie Stephenson of near Cora now works at Milan. Herbert Dean of Hale visits his grandfather D. W. Jennings. Annie Gramlin visited Clorah Stephenson from Saturday to Sunday evening. Rev. Jobe Hanley preached at Cross Roads Saturday night and Sunday morning and evening. Ernest Dodson and wife visited Ernest Langdon and family and Lot Langdon and wife last week. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Spencer of Milan and Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Spencer of Cora attended the basket dinner at Hickory Grove Sunday.
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Jimmie Glidewell
Cora
Miss Mertie Stephenson
Near
Milan
Herbert Dean
Hale
D. W. Jennings
Annie Gramlin
Clorah Stephenson
Jobe Hanley
Cross Roads
Ernest Dodson
Ernest Langdon
Lot Langdon
J. R. Spencer
G. M. Spencer
Hickory Grove
Shelby Family Visit Highlights Weekend Attends Shared Gatherings
Carl Coffman and family of Shelby spent Sunday and Sunday night with Mr. and Mrs. Perry McCollum. Mrs. C. Minor returning home after visiting her daughter Mrs. F. M. Wheatcraft. Mrs. L. O. Carpenter passed this way en route to Laplata to visit her father A. M. Rickey and other friends.
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Carl Coffman
Shelby
Mrs
Perry McCollum
C. Minor
F. M. Wheatcraft
One Hundred Dollars Reward for Uncured Catarrh
Advertisement for Hall's Catarrh Cure promises a one hundred dollar reward if catarrh cannot be cured. Claims thirty five years of use and blood based action to expel poison from mucous surfaces. Encourages immediate start and includes testimonials and Toledo Ohio contact F J Cheney & Co.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
Tic
Haggard Bros Install Two New Crossings This Week
Haggard Bros. put in a new crossing between Jas. Neet's residence and the L. E. Carter property and another between the Jenkins property and Ned Williams' this week.
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Haggard Bros
Jas. Neet
L. E. Carter
Jenkins
Ned Williams
Bouquet Tribute to Ed itor by Gardener Bolling
A note from a local paper praises B D Bolling for delivering a bouquet of Snow Balls and for his lush garden. The piece highlights his floral interests and abundant potato vines strawberries and early ripening berries. It encourages readers to visit his lawn and converse with the experienced proprietor.
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B. D. Bolling
Mr. Bolling
Notice to subscribers in arrears
An editor warns readers in arrears to settle their subscriptions, citing rising costs for paper and postage and reduced advertising. Acknowledges many have paid, but urges payment before sending accounts to collection, noting imminent mailings.
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Browning
Misses Pell Logan and Lena Adams Visit Kirksville for School
Misses Pell Logan and Lena Adams traveled to Kirksville on Wednesday to attend school activities and enrollment.
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Pell Logan
Lena Adams
Kirksville
Browning Rebekah Lodge and Local News Briefs
Browning Rebekah Lodge No. 213 meets the first and 38th Thursday nights. Josie Jones is Noble Grand and Floy Peterson is secretary. J. Opel recently injured his arm, Grover Gable was kicked by a horse, and C F Alexander helped Gable home. J K Curtis headed to Milan to run the OK Restaurant. A storm struck C R Quigley’s barn injuring a cow herd. two cows died. Quigley’s barn suffered major damage but was insured, as were several cows.
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Grover Gable
C. F. Alexander
Mr. Gable
C. R. Quigley
Mr. Quigley
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