Federal plan backs Missouri farmers to cut corn and hogs
The Agricultural Adjustment Administration will financially back Missouri producers who agree to reduce corn acreage and hog numbers in 1934. Missouri's compensation totals could reach about 3 million dollars for corn reductions and 13 million dollars for hog reductions, with payments tied to contracted acreages and head counts. The Missouri Extension Service will distribute information and forms as local associations organize to widen cash benefit access.
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Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Missouri
Missouri Agricultural Ex* Tension Service
First Baptist Church reports 1938 minutes finances and events
The Linn County Association minutes show a total raising of 717.20 with 664.27 for home expenses 21.60 for district missions and 31.33 for other missions plus benevolences. Membership same as 1932 with three additions and three deaths. Weekly teachers meetings Tuesday choir Friday biweekly revival planned next spring Bible School at 10 00 A M and cordial welcome to unaffiliated Baptists to study gods word and worship led by Pastor E John Meyers.
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First Baptist Church
Cooperating Baptists of
Browning
Minutes of Linn County Association
Bible School
E. John Meyers
Dust Storm Sweeps Through Local Section Sunday
A ferocious dust stormSunday afternoon overwhelmed this section with a northwest wind, blotting out light and coating homes and furniture in fine dust. It caused widespread damage as planes were damaged cars wrecked and trees toppled, followed by a drop in temperature. Burlington wires in Laclede were blown down disrupting train schedules.
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Canada
United States
Laclede
Burlington
Oyster Supper at Hicks Home Draws Neighbors and Friends
A Saturday oyster supper hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Avon Hicks drew many neighbors and friends, including Wooch Lee Anna Woodside, Mrs. Houser, Mrs. Harry Murrell, and children Eugene Smith Dixie Smith Phillip Ray Naomi Murrell. Attendees enjoyed contests music and cards in a pleasant evening.
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Avon Hicks
Forrest Gooch
Taylor
Fred Cotter
Orville Hampton
Dwight Sheen
Evelyn Ford
Jay Christy
Ben Bailey
Noel Rete
Food Sale And Church Services Promote Local Event
Baptist Ladies plan a Food Sale at Bailey Maytag office this Saturday November 18. Rev C R Luton, pastor of the Methodist Episcopal Church South, will preach in this city next Sunday at 11 am and 7 30 pm. Members of all churches and the public are invited. the new minister is described as an aggressive speaker with fine sermons and a welcoming church.
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Robert Stanley Ross
New York City
Brookfield High School
Ross
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston
Massachusetts
Bailey Maytag
C. R. Luton
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Marriage Unites Asa Badger and Miss Lora Stufflebean
On Armistice Day Saturday November 11 at Rev Yoes Mi lan Methodist home Asa Badger and Miss Lora Stufflebean wed with ring ceremony. The bride, youngest daughter of Mrs Ella Stufflebean east of Browning, and groom, son of Mrs Wallace Sayers near Roger, plan to live with the bride’s mother after a celebratory supper and a homecoming harivari.
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Asa Badger
Lora Stufflebean
Dorothy Arnold
Glayds Montgomery
Frances Neff
Ray Maggart
Yoes
Milan
Ella Stufflebean
Browning
Wallace Sayers
Near Roger
New Merchandise Arrives Weekly at Dickinsons for Holidays
Special notice announces new merchandise arriving each week for the holiday season at Dickinsons.
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Dickinson's
Resolutions of Respect for Mrs. Ger rude F. Fields
The Browning Jamp No. 3385 of the Royal Neighbors of America passes resolutions mourning the death of member Mrs. Ger rude F. Fields. The charter is draped in memory and sympathy is extended to the bereaved family. copies will be published in the Browning Leader Record and recorded in minutes. Myrtle Peterson, Mae McCormick, Nelle Williams.
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Gerrude F. Fields
America
Browning Leader
Myrtle Peterson
Mae McCormick
Nelle Williams
Thanksgiving services plan outlined by city churches
Plans for an interdenominational Thanksgiving program were set after a meeting at the home of R A Glaze with Rev C R Luton as organizer. The First Methodist Church will host on Thursday November 30 at 7 30 p m with Rev W H Bunting possible guest speaker. A full representation of local churches was requested and asked to extend invitations to all.
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Glenn Rhodes
Grim-Smith Hospital
Kirksville
Green Castle
Glenn
Friendship Circle Club
Lucy Houser
Marjorie Smith
Edna Bagley
Frances Smith
Wacyl Smith
Kathryne
C. R Luton
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
R. A. Glaze
Luton
W. H. Bunting
Linnites
First Methodist Church
Bitter Sweet Club
Pleasant Shade
Browning School News Champions in Meadville Linneus Showdown
The Browning School News reports the county basketball season wrap with Meadville and Linneus taking top honors. Linneus girls claim first, Meadville girls second. Meadville boys win, Linneus boys second. Bucklin third in boys standings. Finals featured a tight Linneus-Meadville clash and a dramatic rally to snatch the cup. A Poultry Raisers note discusses turkey marketing ahead of Thanksgiving, urging careful culling and orderly sale practices amid fluctuating prices and farm conditions.
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Jamnice Pipes
Virginia Burwell
Virginia Bolling
Brookfield
Meadville
Linneus
Shelby
Bucklin
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York
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Ivan Carr
Jean
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T. A. Meeker
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Turdin
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