Browning County Coroners Noted in Adjacent Areas
The article notes coroner positions across Linn Sullivan Ivan counties and nearby Browning with Dr Wm Democrat as coroner of Linn and Dr Charles Van Republican as coroner of Sullivan. It mentions two Browning coroners Van Wye of Ivan county and Dr In n as coroner elect of Linn, reflecting cross county offices.
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Iseo
W. m
Linnty
Chas. van
Sted
Sullivan
Brown
Browning
Van
Surprise Birthday Visit For Mrs Jaynes
Mrs M H Arthur and Mrs Belle Barn visited on Sunday bringing supplies for a day dinner. They traveled to Mrs B Richardson’s home to surprise Mrs Jaynes on her eighty birthday. Jaynes and Richardson were taken by surprise when the visitors arrived at the door.
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M. H. Arthur
Belle Barn
B. Richardson
Jaynes
Richardson
First Liquor Case Filed Over Prescription Methods In County
Monday afternoon the county clerk recorded the first suit arising from alleged top free use of prescription methods to obtain intoxicating liquor. The petition cites sixty six counts with liquor quantities from half pint to a gallon. Prosecuting attorney FE C Orr leads the action, backed by the county’s better element. Dr David Gordon, a prominent medical figure, is the defendant and the case is watched closely. The editorial urges officers to uphold their sworn duty to curb illegal liquor sales.
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FE. C. Orr
David Gordon
Chula News
Farm Sale Marks Bargain Purchase in Enterprise
Friday C. B. McCollum and H. B. Johnson sold the Beaucamp farm to J. Y. Schrock for about 15 000. The farm is among the best in Enterprise township and buyers expect favorable land prices as the market holds.
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C. B. McCollum
H. B. Johnson
Beaucamp
Miss Ransom
J. Y. Schrock
Enterprise Township
Mr. Schrock
The American Tramp Plays to Small Opera House Audience
The American Tramp was staged Friday night at the opera house. Inclement weather kept attendance small but those present enjoyed the performance as the players acted well and received applause. If the company returns they may draw a larger audience.
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Opera House
Literary Names Of American Town
A letter from Browning Missouri protests an article in Popular Magazine that claims there is no Browning on the American map. The writer cites many town names and urges the editor to verify Browning’s existence on the U S map. The piece frames the dispute as a slur on local pride and urges correction.
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Canada
United States
Shake
Oregon
North America
Windsor
Gallatin
Browning
Knllong
Popular Magazine
Popular Monthly
Beery to Visit as Pastor Continues Browning Meetings
Announcement invites all Christian workers to attend sermons by Rev. J. K. Beery of Kansas City. He will preach at Knifong Grove Sunday at 11 p m and in Browning at 7 p m with plans to extend meetings indefinitely. Beery arrives December 1 for 10 days or two weeks.
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Knifong Grove
Browning
J. K. Beery
Kansas City
Wanted trade for large horse for piano wagon
Notice advertises a trade offer from E. E. Anderson at W. J. Sloans Drug Store seeking a large horse suitable for a piano wagon in exchange for a high grade piano.
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E. E. Anderson
W. J. Sloan’s ‘Drug Store
How to Keep Sheep Healthy in Missouri
Missouri hosts 852 548 sheep valued at 1 581 034 dollars. Dr D I Lucky state veterinarian authored Parasitic Diseases of Sheep. October bulletin of Missouri State Board of Agriculture offers practical disease guidance free from George B Ellis.
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Missouri
D. I. Lucky
Missouri State Board of Argriculture
George B. Ellis
Lee
Columbia
Missouri Farmer and Raisers
Second Winter Institute Held in Columbia During Farmer's Week
The Missouri State Board of Horticulture announces the second Winter Institute to run January 6 to 8, 1909 in the University auditorium at Columbia. Highlights include a $300 fruit display with prizes, sessions with eight state farmer organizations, access to the Western fruit collection, and expert grading and packing instruction for apples and pears. Attendees may observe university departments, and the Agricultural College Short Courses begin, with hands on butter making, livestock judging, corn judging, pruning and propagating. Farmers are urged to take vacation days to gain new ideas and network with live organizations.
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Missouri State Board of Horticulture
University At Columbia
University
Agricultural College and Experiment Station
Agricultural College
Hich
Trenton Poultry Show Set by Missouri Association
The Missouri Poultry Association will hold its show in Trenton from December 8 to 12, 1908. Many valuable premiums will be awarded and good speakers are expected. Eateries close December 2 at midnight. For catalog write to T E Quisenberry Secretary Later Mo.
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Missouri Poultry Association
Trenton
T. E. Quisenberry
Butcher D. C. Gooch Moves to New McCray Building
D. C. Gooch the local butcher has rented the McCray building and moved his fixtures Monday. He asks patrons to call at the new location for fresh meats.
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D. C
Gooch
McCray
Corn Wanted at Fifty Cents Per Bushel
Local buyer seeks corn and offers 50 cents per bushel. Purchases large or small amounts. Contact for delivery arrangements and payment terms.
First real snow blankets town signaling winter
Snow fell Friday marking the season’s first real snowfall and a blustery start to winter. Saturday continued snowing with streets and fields transformed as the season deepened its grip.
Tough on Editors In Hard Months Ahead
A Chula News note warns editors will face a difficult period as they adapt from a long run of campaign reporting to a new order, indicating extended adjustment challenges ahead for newsroom staff.
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Chula News
Local residents enjoy Sunday with Bertha Neely
Herman Adams and Jim Neely with Misses Ara Neet Opal VanHorn Genevie Carter and Effie Peters spent Sunday in the country as guests of Miss Bertha Neely. They attended Locust Valley church services both morning and evening and report an enjoyable time.
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Herman Adams
Jim Neely
Ara Neet
Opal VanHorn
Genevie Carter
Effie Peters
Bertha Neely
Locust Valley
Local residents and visitors visit Brookfield area Saturday
George Cotter of Brookfield John Pratt of Cora Isaac Dunlap of Humphreys and G F Foster of Linneus stayed or visited relatives in town Saturday Kenley Brandon shipped hogs to Kansas City Friday and Brandon Brothers shipped cattle to Kansas City Friday Other locals and travelers names noted with visits business and church attendance over the week including residents from Dawn Purdin Centerville Milan Green Castle and Hobart Oklahoma.
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John Pratt
Cora
Isaac Dunlap
Humphreys
G. F. Foster
Linneus
Kenley
Brandon
Kansas City
E. M. Capp
Purdin
Morris Chapel
Brandon Brothers
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Milan Republi
Sells Farm
Chicago
Chinaware
Very Truly
Healy Jeweler and Optician
Second Winter Institute
Trenton Poultry Show
George Cotter
Brookfield
Ochie
Austin
Jessee Knnfong
Mrs. Sayers
Geore Calhoun
Miss Maude
Ray Duncan
Centerville
Iowa
G. G. Hersman
Gifford
Clarence Becker
Jessee Dodson
Sumner
Arthur Gibson
C. I*. Turner
Milan
T. W. Vanseggen
H. I. Crookshanks
Karl Clem
Potter Store Co
Roger
John Brumbaugh
John Harris
Hobart
Okla
Miss Babcock
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