Man Killed by Train Near Jeffer Street
A man identified as J Davis, a senior at US, was struck by a Wabash passenger train and killed near the north edge of Jefferson Street. The body showed signs of dragging along the track, and death was instantaneous. Authorities notified, with Coroner Sparling called to the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. E. Graves
Jefferweet
Wabash
Graves
Marshall
Sparling Dart
U. S
J Disa
Pat
Davis
Tead
Kirks. Journal
Bailey Vine Wedding at Linneus Home
Last Sunday J F M Bailey married at Judge Pratt's Linneus home. Bailey runs City Meat Market and his bride is the youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs Long south of town. Many friends offered best wishes. Also an ad promotes Dr Shoop Health Coffee as a stomach friendly coffee substitute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Pratt
J Linneus
Bailey
Dr. Shoop
J A Mairs
Veterinary Visit Announces Dr Van Antwerp in Browning
Dr E A Van Antwerp veterinary surgeon and dentist of Brookfield will attend Field's Salon on Tuesday November 6 from 7 a.m. to 2 30 p.m. ready to provide surgery dentistry and tidgling services to local animals. The notice advertises his expertise and invites patrons to bring cases for examination and treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. van Antwerp
Brookfield
Field
Marceline Mirror
Selecting seed corn as farmers plan crop success
Cory Inet stresses seed corn, soil, cultivation, and season as the four essentials for a bumper crop. He notes three factors are under farmer control, while a good season remains the uncontrollable fourth. The speaker urges immediate seed selection to ensure a large future harvest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inet
Quiet wedding joins Laing Patterson in Browning
A small ceremony unites Mrs. Samuel Laing and Miss Patterson at the Laing home on Franklin Street Browning. The report notes the couple will reside locally and mentions guests, the cautious plan for a modest future, and a social scene around the wedding day with ongoing town happenings.
Massachusetts man asks Holmes about fish as brain food
A Massachusetts countryman writes to Chief Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes seeking guidance on which fish to eat for brain health. Holmes replies that the general tone of the letter suggests a proper dose, cautioning readers to consider dietary balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wendell Holmes
Holmes
No Hunting Rules Advertised by Local Factor and Dealers
A fragmented notice proclaims no hunting allowed and touts Dr Shops Magic ointment for piles with promises of quick relief. It mentions John Mairs as factor and Permelia Mairs, plus A J Jacobs and Sail Wat Smith selling jars for local purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mairs
Permelia Mairs
A. J. Jacobs
Sail Wat Smith
A.mairs
South Side Millinery Emporium Highlights Dress Hats
Ladies are urged to visit the South Side Millinery Emporium for a wide selection of dress hats and tailored hats. The shop emphasizes stylish headwear suitable for any occasion and boasts a curated collection to suit diverse tastes.
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. FM. Bailey
Long
Hyram Long
Browning
HS Age Whey Ie
Busi Phess
Enterprise
Fort
H.W. Donner
Laclede
Amslia Johnson
Pardin
Gibson
M.S. Hummell
Kohaka
Lela Harvey
Anderson
Jas
Neet
Jey
Sigmond Linte
Chas. Watson
Savings Bank
Kiday
Gibson & Putiani’s
Samuel
A.C. Turner
Bady
Hanor
Sue Perial
Cle Sevier
Quincy
Hollinois
Peoriason & Pulliam
Gibson & Pulliam
Jen
Dunn
Venable
Ray Bailey
Mr. Venable
Jstgardlundt
H. C. Bailey
Sth Street
Imperial
Gunsox & Ponta
the Peoples Bank
J. J. Watkins
W. S. Net
Etta Stone
Octavia Constant of
Humphreys
Raynes Carter
Browning Rebekahs
Rebekah
Thor
Flags Train
Los Angeles
Limited
The
Salt Lake
Denver
Alon
Mroga
Laing
Denver Tramway
Atesana Patter
Mesawa Desert
Himself
Burrel
Mes
Wan
Patterson
Hotas
Silk
Jody
Shoops
Dr. Shoops
Hully
Love
Fini
E. Kimber
Mrs. E. Kinien
KM. Snyder
Kansas City
Peot
Burke
Buxtonsy
Wes B.D. Bolling
J. B. Harmon
J. J. Harmon
Walter Prather
FA Countryman
Massachusetts
Byron Schrock
Bingham
South Side Main Street
Piteet
Fancy Jardinieres
Booker
Browning, Missouri
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