Wheeling Aces Defeat Browning 13 to 3 in Blast
The M. W. A's of Wheeling visited the Park Diamond Sunday and trounced Browning 13 to 3 after a slow start. Browning led early with two scores, but Wheeling rallied with heavy hitting including home runs and a sharp late surge.
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Wheeling
Park Diamond
Browning
Jonah A
Elmer James
Norman
Thomas
Siena
Bob Phills
ES Carter
McDandel
Petersen
Isi
Dame Oe
Ke Vroom
Kennedy
Fruen
Browning's Base Ball Club Meeting Friday at 7 PM
All members are asked to meet at Dr. Grice's office Friday at 7 p.m. The notice names the Browning's Base Ball Club and assigns a gathering time and location for the manager to address the group.
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Browning
Dr Palm's Dates Guaranteed Glosses Price Range
Milan June 4 Linneus June 5 report price range from 3.00 to 15.00 for Palm's product line.
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Dr. Palm
Milan
Linneus
Notice to Breeders for 1928 Breeding Season
Notice to breeders announces breeding stock including Percheron stallion Oscar No. 156382 with license 271 and Jack Wood row at North Salem barn. Terms require $10 season fee to insure colt to stand. immediate due if mare departs. Care taken but no responsibility for accidents. colt will stand for season fee. Safe Pearler, Owner and Keeper.
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Oscar
Joshua Hale
Jack
Woodrow
North Salem
Pearler
Frost Prunes The Countryside Monday Morning Report
A frost chartered the region Sunday night. Monday morning fields showed white patches and temperatures dropped, with farmers checking crops and livestock as frost lingered into early day.
Special Price On Derayco White Paint
Store ad notes a special price of 2.79 on Derayco outside white paint. Harvey and Neet promote a bargain item described as a real bargain price.
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Derayco
Harvey
Neet
Cream shipments boost Browning community supplies
heavy shipments of cream noted with twenty five cans sent by express on Saturday and thirty four cans on Sunday morning. a total of fifty nine cans in two days indicates strong local production and expected return of a bank roll to the community.
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Express
Obituary of Milan Resident Josie L Hicks Campbell
Milan Republic obituary for Josie L Hicks Campbell born October 9 1871 Sullivan county Missouri died May 20 1928 at the Milan family home. She married Charley R Campbell April 14 1895 and leaves son R Claude Campbell daughter Mrs Reva Smith plus niece Mrs Belva Smith along with husband two brothers and other relatives. Funeral at the M E First church Milan followed by Bethel cemetery burial.
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Josie L. Hicks Campbell
Milan
Joel and
Fannie Hicks
Sullivan County
Charley R. Campbell
Little Doyce
R. Claude Campbell
Reva Smith
Chillicothe
Belva Smith
Browning
Methodist Episcopal Church
Optometrist Offers Monthly Eye Care In Browning Area
Dr. W E Wyett of Brookfield announces a monthly eye care service for Browning and vicinity. First clinic Monday June 3 at Owl Pharmacy with free eye examination and no obligation on the first visit. Glasses, if chosen, will be offered at reasonable prices.
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W E. Wyett
Brookfield
Browning
Wyett
Owl Pharmacy
New State Highway 5 Completed in Sullivan County
One year after a contract was let, the McCann Construction Co. completed a dirt road from Browning to the James Meeks farm near Milan, Missouri. The crew fought frost, strikes, and shifting camps, driving heavy machinery and loading equipment for shipment to Illinois as the finish came.
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State of Missouri
State Highway Commission
Browning
James Meeks
Milan
McCann Construction Co
St. Louis
Line Street
J. A. Lay Farm
W. L. Taylor
Shelby Hunsaker
Cora
Idnois
Sullivan County
Local Horseman Rex McDonald Names Horses in Missouri Pursuit
Rex McDonald Jr lists saddle horse Prince and thoroughbred Percheron plus an extra big Jack about 112 miles south of Purdin in a note tied to Floyd A Spencer.
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Rex McDonald, Jr
Prince
Purdin
Floyd A. Spencer
Baby Chicks and Hatching Eggs For Sale
Baby chicks of any breed offered by Mrs. Alfie Gooch in Browning Missouri. Eggs for setting from Buff, Brown and White Leghorns available, call through North Salem.
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North Salem
Alfie Gooch
Browning, Mo
Sunday Dinner Guests Gathered From Nearby Towns
Entertained Mr. and Mrs. E P Bundies with Sunday dinner guests including Mr. and Mrs Ivory Slater and children of New Cambria Mo Mr and Mrs Marion Franklin Miss Lucile Spencer Carl Spencer all of near Cora Mo C L Mounts of Hale Mo and Mr and Mrs Herbert Bundies
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E. P. Bundies
Ivory Slater
New Cambria
Marion Franklin
Lucile Spencer
Carl Spencer
Cora, Mo
C. L. Mounts
Hale, Mo
Herbert Bundies
Boys Knee Pant Suits Still Priced at 4.95
Farmers Store advertises remaining boys knee pant suits at 4.95 each, noting their original values were 7.50 and 10.00.
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Farmers Store
Two Bridges Near Completion on State Highway
The new cement and structural iron bridge north of town on the state highway is completed and part of the machinery shipped to St. Joseph. Oscar H. Schmidt of St. Joseph contracted the work. Supt. Merrill King supervises. The overflows and approaches are nearly finished, and the highway will open soon. Soil loss prevention notes from J. C. Wooley of the Missouri College of Agriculture discuss erosion control with straw fills, hog wire dams, terraces, and concrete dam options. Mrs. Geraldine Prather Roots attends a meeting after a long absence as Mrs. H. L. Schrock reviews The Bridge of San Luis Rey. eighteen members dine together.
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St. Joseph
Oscar H. Schmidt
Merrill King
Schmidt
King
J. C. Wooley
Missouri College of Agriculture
Wooley
Geraldine Prather Roots
H. L. Schrock
Sam Luis Rey
Dress Goods Special at Dickinsons
Washable taffetas in chick and plaid styles offered at 75 cents per yard, values to one dollar. Dickinson's promotes the sale of these dress fabrics.
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Dickinson's
Resolutions of Respect for Bro B D Stevenson
Browning Lodge No 373 I O O F Browning Missouri passes resolutions of respect for Bro B D Stevenson a loyal member. The lodge extends sympathy to the widow and children and commends them to the Great Comforter. Signed A A Coach
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Bro
B. D. Stevenson
Browning Lodge
Browning, Mo
A. A
Surprise party for Miss Lorene Burkholder at Burkholder home
Relatives gathered Friday night May 25 at Mr and Mrs John Burkholder’s home to honor Miss Lorene Burkholder before she leaves Sunday for Chillicothe to attend college. Guests included Nora Richardson family Wilsons Burkholders Campbell Stone and Alma Baker served ice cream and cake before departure.
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Lorene Burkholder
John Burkholder
Chillicothe
Nora Richardson
Lucile
Leonard
Will Miller
Charles Wilson
Harold
Dorothy
Mildred
Herb Wilson
Rudy Burkholder
Earl Campbell
Meta Caralee
Charlotte Stone
Chapter V P E O met with Mrs Glaze at Humphreys home
Chapter V P E O gathered last Wednesday at the Humphreys residence with Mrs R A Glaze and daughter Lorraine. Attendees included Mrs Gertrude Fields, Mrs Glaze, Mrs Herman Adams, and Miss Maude Fields.
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R. A. Glaze
Lorraine
Theer
Humphreys
Gertrude Fields
Glaze
Herman Adams
Maude Fields
Mrs May Alexander Hosts Birthday Dinner for George Alexander
Mrs May Alexander entertained about 16 friends Sunday at a one o'clock dinner in honor of her son George J Alexander of Kirksville and Burtos Carr's birthdays. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Virgil Ware Mr and Mrs Jay Garrett and children Mervin Idris Mrs Belle Alexander Mr and Mrs Geo Alexander and sons Nelson Eldon Mrs Iva Carr and sons Burton Jean and Jack Smith.
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May Alexander
George J. Alexander
Kirksville
Burtos Carr
Virgil Ware
Jay Garrett
Mervin
Idris
Belle Alexander
Geo
Alexander
Nelson
Eldon
Iva Carr
Burton
Jean
Jack Smith
Missouri Plan Grows Uniform Chicks in Poultry Growers
The Missouri plan promotes healthy pullets and cockerels raised on clean range with a good ration. Berley Winton of the Missouri College of Agriculture notes separate hatch breeding, movable breeder houses, and careful management to produce larger uniform birds. Data from Lafayette County in 1927 shows the grow-healthy plan starting 20.7k chicks with 87.6 percent raised versus 13,463 started and 64.6 percent under ordinary methods.
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Missouri
Berley Winton
Missouri College of Agriculture
Lafayette County
Farmers Store Boots at $2.19 Men’s Leather Work Shoes
The Farmers Store advertises men’s all leather work shoes priced at 2.19. The offer highlights affordable durable footwear likely for labor and trades. Local shoppers are invited to compare styles and sizes.
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M. E. First
Bethel Cemetery
Winigan
W. E. Wyett
University
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