Spencer Family Reunion Honors Hilbert Before Move to Yuma Colo
Mr and Mrs W H Spencer hosted a large family reunion at their home on Sunday November 9 in honor of their daughter Mrs Hilbert of east of Yardin who will relocate to Yuma Colorado for her future home. Relatives arrived with baskets and a bountiful noon meal followed by hours of conversation about days past. Thirty eight attended including Austin Hilbert and family S W Spencer and family Scott Brown and family C S Spencer and family W H McCollum and wife Dick Ishmael and wife H C Pearson and wife Loren Kile and others. The guests left with warm memories and best wishes for the planned move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Spencer
Hilbert
Yardin
Yuma
Colo
Spencers
W.H. Spencer
Austin Hilbert
S. W. Spencer
Scott Brown
C.S. Spencer
W. H. McCollum
Dick Ishmael
H.C. Pearson
Loren Kile
Mrs A B Clark Hosts Relatives and Friends for Dinner
Mrs A B Clark entertained a number of relatives and friends Sunday at her northwest town home. Guests included Mr and Mrs J M Bailey Mr and Mrs Thomas Moore Mrs Amanda Johnson Mr and Mrs T M Kimbrough and family Miss Alice Johnson and Johnson Arnold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Clark
J.M. Bailey
Thomas Moore
Amanda Johnson
T. M. Kimbrough
Alice Johnson
Johnson Arnold
Leader RecordReader Letter From Peters Trip
A note from George Peters and wife describes a southern tour ending in Kissimmee with Dr and Mrs Ingram. They praise Florida oranges ripening on trees, report a two day visit, and say they will travel to the Florida west coast and will send the Leader Record to Clearwater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Peters
South
Clearwater, Fla
Thurlo Home Hosts Sunday Dinner West of Town
Mr and Mrs J M Thurlo hosted a one oclock dinner at their country home west of town. Guests enjoyed a bounteous repast in the spacious dining room and praised Mrs Thurlo's culinary skill. The afternoon featured social conversation.
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J. M. Thurlo
Town
Pie Supper At Hamilton School House
A pie supper is planned at Hamilton school house on Friday night November 14. Wanda Peterson, the teacher, asks ladies to bring pies and gentlemen to bring their pocketbooks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Hamilton School House
Wanda Peterson
Community Club Surprises J. W. and Mrs Jones for Move to Mt Moriah
About fifty neighbors attended a surprise gathering Sunday night for Mr and Mrs J W Jones who are moving to Mt Moriah where Jones will manage the Faria Club. The event featured candy and apples, a German duet by Mr and Mrs Kollasch, and readings by children. The couple will be missed locally and are praised as active lodge and church members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Jones
Mrs. Jones
J.W. Jones
Mt. Moriah
Jones
Faria
For Sale Four Llewellyn Pups in Linneus Mo
Special notice lists four Llewellyn pups whelped July 2 black and white and ticked for sale by Geo W Shaw Linneus Missouri.
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Llewellyn
Geo. W. Shaw
Linneus, Mo
Mt Zion S S Enjoys Victory Feast After Attendance Contest
Mt Zion Sunday School members held an attendance contest with the men hosting a feast at Wallace Keithley home. They served oyster soup fried oysters wienery and pickles while Misses Mary and Lena Miller provided music. Attendees included Roy Burchett and family Wallace Keithley and family Mrs Susan Miller Alpha Rottmann Tom Myrick and families Emily Myrick Milford Shipley Keith Watkins John Todd and families Edith Mamie Neet and Bruce Seamon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Zion S. S
Mt. Zion Sunday School
Wallace Keithley
Mary
Lena Miller
Roy Burchett
Susan Miller
Lena
Mary Miller
Everett Keithley
Alpha Rottmann
A. F. Keithley
Tom Myrick
Emily Myrick
Milford Shipley
Keith Watkins
John Todd
Edith
Mamie Neet
Bruce Seamon
For Sale or Rent Farm in Browning Missouri 240 Acres
Farm listing from Nelia Bundridge Browning Missouri offering 240 acres for sale or rent. Property details are limited in the fragment with no dates or price provided.
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Nelia Bundridge
Browning, Missouri
Seed corn outlook shows demand and frost damage across Missouri counties
Missouri county agents report frost damage to seed corn averaging 16 percent across 32 counties with most saying there will be enough good seed for spring demand in their counties though nine counties fear insufficient seed saved for local needs. Many expect farmers to buy seed corn and highlight storing large healthy ears as a profitable seed source.
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Missouri
A. J. Meyer
Missouri Agricultural Extension Service
Missouri Soils Show Wheat Gains But Corn Decline
A study by M J Miller of Missouri College of Agriculture finds fifty year wheat yields slowly rise due to fertilizer use in the last quarter century while corn yields fall from dry seasons despite better seed and culture. The report urges widespread adoption of soil fertility maintenance to secure farming prospects for the state.
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Missouri
M. J. Miller
Missouri Coligee of Agriculture
New Road Contracts Let For Putnam County Graveling
Graveling contracts totaling 114 009 dollars are to be let mid month for Putnam county on No 5 highway from Lemons south to Sullivan county line and from Unionville north to the Iowa line. A new bridge across South Blackbird will be included. The Lemons to Sullivan construction is open to traffic and ready for takeover, eliminating the detour west of Pollock. Unionville Republican.
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Putnam County
Lyons
Macon
State Highway Department
Lemens
Sullivan County
Unionville
Iowa Line
South Blackbird
Lemons
Pollock
Milan
Card of Thanks for Mother’s Sickness and Burial
We are grateful to the many kind friends who assisted during our sick ness and burial of our Dear Mother. Thanks to local M D A 12 of Brookfield and friends for flowers. Mr and Mrs I Mairs and family Mr and Mrs John L Mairs and Mr and Mrs B F Purdin and family. Mr and Mrs BE Carr and Mr and Mrs L C Morris and Van C Mairs and the Hayes Children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.D. A
Brookfield
I. Mairs
John L. Mairs
B.F
Purdin
BE. Carr
L.c.morris
the Hayes
Public horse sale near Laclede Missouri announced
Twelve registered Percherons to be auctioned November 19 in a sale linked to the G. W. Syms closing out farm. Four stallions two to five years old, eight mares from weanlings to seven years old, one mare eight years old. Auction by A. M. Walker two miles northeast of Laclede Mo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Syms
Laclede
A. M. Walker
Letter from A W Pipes on Subscription and Trip
A. W. Pipes writes from Salmon Idaho dated November 6 to Editor Joe Nickell Browning Missouri. He includes a $4.50 check paying his subscription to mid month and notes an extended auto trip to the Pacific Coast and south delaying mail until winter settlement. He expresses satisfaction with election results.
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A. W. Pipes
Notice to keep off farms no hunting allowed
All parties are warned to stay off our farms with guns traps or dogs. Positively no hunting will be permitted.
Mrs Etta Smith Smith Died Sunday Night
Mrs Etta Smith LoRentz Fleming died at her home Sunday night November 9 in this city after a long illness. Born July 6 1877 in Buchanan County West Virginia she moved with parents to Missouri and later married Flora A Fleming. Survived by husband son John Lee Smith sister C A Fleming half sisters and half brother. Funeral at Church of Christ conducted by Rev Jas L Pate with large attendance. Interment Jenkins Cemetery.
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Marietta Adeline . LoRentz
Marshal LoRentz
Carrie Eva Green LoRentz
Buchanan County
West Virginia
Missouri
the Great Beyond
Lo Rentz
Flora’ A. Fleming
Kansas
Smith
John Lee Smith
C. A. Fleming
Adeline Lee
Oakland
Calif
Lilah, Williams
C. Bo Fleming
Lime- Gland
Church of Christ
Atlock
Jas. L. Pate
Methodist Church
South
L. B. Hargrove
Locust Valley
Edinburg
Jenkins Cemetery
Obituary thanks expressed for Mrs. Etta Smith’s death
Relatives and friends extend heartfelt gratitude for sympathy and floral tributes after the death of Mrs. Etta Smith. Special thanks to Reverends J. L. Bate and L. B. Hargrove for their benediction and consolation. Signed D. J. Smith, John Lee Smith, and Mr. and Mrs. C A Fleming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etta Smith
J. L. Bate
L. B. Hargrove
J.° .Smith
John Lee Smith
C.A. Fleming
Revival continues with fourth Sunday services
The note reports Av great revival day with three services last Sunday. It notes nightly services all week and an all day service next Sunday with a basket dinner on the church lawn if weather allows and invites all to attend with baskets. James L Bate, Pastor.
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James L, Bate
The American public school as a major industry
The piece argues the public school system is a great, nonstriking industry powering citizenship. It urges home cooperation with teachers and administrators, noting success relies on schoolwork priority and parental backing of discipline to mold useful citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Spotted Polands Private Sale Details Found
Green City Missouri breeder F. J. Aubrey offers spring crop boars and gifts at private treaty. Describes large husky easy feeding males, price stated as reasonable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Aubrey
Green City
Collision injures two drivers near H F Killie scene
Tuesday night Art Lambert returning from H F Killie attempted to pass another car and collided with Theoacre Dodson and his father J J Dodson. Both vehicles were badly damaged with Art suffering cuts and a broken rib reported for Theoacre. Both men considered lucky no worse injuries occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Lambert
H. F. Killie
Theoacre Dodson
J.J. Dodson
Art
Theodore
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C. N. Russell
Cleve Jennings
Vane
Gail. Thurlo
Ella Keithley
Clum Thurlo
Taining Systems
Etta
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