Hessian fly outlook and crop damage eyed for Missouri
Missouri reports show limited early sowing and wheat destruction by Hessian fly in at least one county while efforts by farmers, county agents, and extension services aim to curb losses. Observations suggest possible second fly brood but generally moderate late-season impact. overall prospects for next year remain uncertain with potential multi‑million wheat losses if current control measures fail.
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T. J. Talvert
College of Agriculture
Don’t Drench Horses Use Farris Colic Remedy
Simple directions say to drop the medicine on the horse tongue with the included dropper from every 50 cents bottle. Claimed to cure fifty nine times out of sixty with a money back guarantee if it fails. Advertisement by M. F. Bebch.
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M. F. Bebch
Woney to Loan Rates and Farm Terms Ad
Local lender promotes farm loans with emphasis on rates and terms. The notice invites readers to contact for details on financing options and costs.
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Woney
Feed Hogs Six Weeks Earlier Promises Quicker Market Ready
An advertisement touts feeding hogs six weeks earlier to accelerate fattening. It highlights that certain hogs fatten quickly with less feed and promotes B A Thomas Hog Powder as a medical conditioner to keep hogs healthy, not a food, enabling earlier fattening. The agency is claimed to be M F Bench.
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Adv
M. F. Bench
Trustee Sale Notice for Shipp Property in Linn County Missouri
Trustee L C Lantz announces sale of the Shipp real estate in Linn County Missouri on November 26 1915 at the Court House Door Linneus to satisfy the note secured by the 1914 deed of trust. The property covers 93 acres more or less and is subject to a prior $3000 deed of trust. Proceeds go to the debt interest and costs.
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James G. Shipp
Elizabeth A. Shipp
Recorder's Office
Linn County
Missouri
Court House
Linneus
L. C. Lantz
Local and Personal Notes From Knifong Grove
Rev A A Myrick aided Rev Rice in a protracted meeting at Knifong Grove and then helped Rev C A Hess in Bogard on Monday. Mr and Mrs H B Johnson moved to Brookfield for their future home. Miss Harriette Bailey visited her brothers H C Bailey and the Theatre. Admission: children under 14 25 cents adults 35 cents Seats at Healy Moore's. Eula Thurlo and Mabel Holland in Kirksville for school spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs H N Thurlo. Mrs Wallace and Miss Lurie hosted a splendid dinner at their home for guests.
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Hans and Nix
Healy & Moore’s
A. A. Myrick
Rice
Knifong Grove
Bogard
C. A. Hess
H. B. Johnson
Brookfield
Isses Eula Thurlo
Mabel Holland
Kirksville
H. N. Thurlo
Ivah Adams
Linneus
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Browning, Missouri
Joseph Nickell
Browning, Mo
Harriette Bailey
H.C. Bailey
Kaifong Grove
Chas. H. Wallace
Middle West
J. J. Smith
Myrrick Bros
Hazeville
J. B. Alberton
Cora
Myers & Son
Shafter Purdin Merc.co
Purdin
J. MW. Spencer
PawPaw
B.G. Seymour
N. Salem
J.B. Smith Shelby
Optician of
Kansas City
Whaley’s Drug Store
Hanna
S.B. Howard
Q Building
Omaha
Neb
Cheap Farm Loan
OLD Exchange Bank
J. D. Burwell
P.O
Peterson & Greenstreet
F. P. Moore
W. E. Davis
John Deere
Moore
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