Local notices and sales in Meadville district
Numerous brief items from Meadville area including visits, sales offers, farm news, and people traveling. Dr. Hanna at Owl Pharmacy advertises, Hominy and peas sold, cattle shipped to Chicago, corn husking contests, various visits to Milan Brookfield Kirksville etc. Listings for sale include a milk cow and shoes for boys. Albert M. Baker is dangerously ill in the city with a Kirksville nurse attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Freeland
Vera
Kirksville
Willie Fields
Near Roger
Eva Baker
Ray Nickell
Eva
H.C. Bailey
A. W. Thompson
Kansas City
Elbert Howard
Cora
Allen Peters
Inses
Cale Smith
Humphreys
Dickinson's
Paul Gooch
W. P. Gooch
Meadville
W. G. Kaplan
Billy
Local families visit and travel notes from Canton area
The report lists residents and visitors from Canton including Harvey Fields Dickinson Bernard Byers and Ralph Cramer who spent the weekend with the Dickinsens and Martins and plan to relocate to Richton Mississippi. Others attended a Brookfield basketball tournament and milled at a husking contest near Meadville. Guests included Gus Ingberg and Breeding relatives, and Grant Rogers with his wife and son visiting after twenty years, plus Osage and Medicine Lodge visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Martin
van Trump
Richton Miss
W. H. Dickinson
Harvey Fields
Bernard Byers
Ralph Cramer
Edward Williams
Brookfield
Otto Brehm
R. F. Gooch and
Ralph Creason
Meadville
Gus Ingberg
Bucklin
Carlos ‘Mace
Breeding
Grant Rogers
Medicine ‘Lodge
Kansas
Wm. Rogers
Osage
F. J. Alspach
Wat Rogers
Roger
Summers Floral Company Hosts Visitors and School Matchup
Local readers note visitors from Milan and nearby towns including Mr and Mrs John Burwell and J E Cotter who urged a subscription for his mother. Relatives stayed with the Shipleys and Holmans while school teams North Hooker and Smith planned a return game pending weather. Virginia Neet led pupil excursion to North Hooker for playground ball a 16 to 5 result.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Burwell
Jacksonville
Roger
James Shipley
M. A. Holman
J. P. Bolling
Hollis Duckworth
Vadis Alspach
Donald DeWitt
Robert Fields
Reger
Brookfield
Virginia
Local notes and visits from Brookfield to Kirksville area
Local column highlights various visits and business calls by residents from nearby towns, including Dickinsons, Purdin, Brookfield, Cora, and Kirksville. It lists individuals and couples visiting, subscriptions renewed, and business matters, plus a large seven-pound turnip gifted to the paper with seed grown after potato harvest and destined for cow feed.
Local Social Notes Highlight Weekend Visits Near Macon
L Haning spent Sunday with friends near Macon. Mr. and Mrs W L Baker of Shafter stayed at the A M Baker home. Mrs Clay Dell and son Mason were Monday guests of Mr and Mrs E M Neely. Mr and Mrs Guy Crowdis of near Roger came Monday afternoon on business. Mrs Zella Woodworth, visiting relatives in Wichita and Kansas, returned home yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolley
KM. Duncan
Brookfield
Sherman Hoskins
Cora
I. B. Christy and Son
Fordy
Near Cora
Fritz Edens
Near
Purdin
Lambert
K. M. Duncan
Robert Moore
C.L. McCormick
L. W. Hummel
Neltie Seaman
J.B. Harmon
Lorene Whaley
Edward F. Williams
Kirksville
J. R. Williams
Owen Stevenson
Route Two
Clarence Becker
J. N. Neet
F. G. Peters
Producers Cold Storage Company
Chillicothe
L. Haning
Macon
W. L. Baker
Shafter
A.M. Baker
Clay Dell
Mason
E. M. Neely
Guy Crowdis
Roger
Zella Woodworth
Melvin Forwalder
Herbert
Wichita
Kansas
Church Notes Invite to Sunday Services Next Week
M. E. Church schedule notes Sunday School at ten o'clock next Sunday morning. Rev. Bunting will preach at eleven and again at 7 30 p m. Everyone is invited to attend any or all services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunting
D D Bridge Club Bridge Party Hosted by Moore Family
D D Bridge Club held a progressive bridge evening on Tuesday 31 October at the home of Mr and Mrs Robert Moore. Frances Carr and Billy Rhodes won high scores with refreshments served late. attendees included Rudloff Nickell Carter Carr Rhodes Moore Railing Moran and Moore members listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. D
Robert Moore
Frances Carr
Billy Rhodes
James Rudloff
Earl Nickell
Harold Carter
Burton Carr
Billy, Rhodes
Joe Railing
Leo Moran
D. C
Vadis Alspach
Reba Nickell
Oma Atkins
Gladys Atkins
Evelyn Gable
Erma Peterson
Beverly Moore
First of Series on Tax Equality Begins
The paper runs the first in a series on tax equality with a coupon to the Association for Tax Equality. It notes over 100 million dollars of city owned business in Missouri is tax exempt and highlights the burden on every taxpayer as discrimination and inequality are exposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association For Tax Equality
Missouri
Poultry and Eggs Wage Tax Issue Warned by Farmer Advocate
W F Priebe writes poultry raisers urging opposition to processing taxes and wage hikes that could raise costs for farmers. He notes shoppers reject higher prices and warns taxes may be passed to farmers indirectly. He advises farmers to sell only ripe turkeys for Thanksgiving and to market poultry early for city butchers, explaining delays to reach shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Priebe
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hanna
Owl Pharmacy
Dickinson
Dickinson’s. F.C. Thurlo
Near Humphreys
Walter
Elmer Taylor
Chicago
G.E. Wilhite
Harold Russell
H. S. Day and Sons
John Thompson
Milan
Haskel Hollon
Frank Cassity
Nellie Seaman
Sam Warren
R. H. Warren
Ily
Verl Atkins
Illicothe
J. G.stkins
Roy Smith
Roy
Lett Griffis
Willard Moore
T. Moore
Ola Hatch
Sarl Palmer
Joe Nickell
Fern Woodward
Emma Brassfield
Annabel Atkins
Dickinsi
E. P. Harvey
Harvey & Neet Hardware
Dickinson W. L. Taylor
J. E. Merrick
C. E. Smith
Maxine Murrell
Meadvile
R. E. Harris
Eye-g! Factory
Harvey Fields Dickinson
Raph Cramer
Canton
Mrs
Summers Floral Company
Electric Theatre
Laurel and Hardy
Dei
Dennis King
C. E. McGhee
H. E. Creason
M. E. Church Notes
D. D. Bridge Club
Turkeys
F. M. Stamper Co
J. R Williams
Bird
Gold Medal
C&h
North Star
Turkey
Browning Farm Club
Omaha Cold Storage Company
Guy Peters
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