Linn County Women Attend Achievement Day Event
About 600 Linn County women from Meadville Laclede Linneus and Shelby attended the Achievement Day program with husbands present to view year-end club activities. Fifteen clubs reported on their work including care for the sick charitable deeds and educational improvements.
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Linn County
Meadville
Shelby
Laclede
Linneus
Miss Carl
Miss Banning
M. E. Church
Shelby School
Mothers Club
Jolly Janes
Happy Hour
Gloom Chasers
Carl
Hall
Annual Bazaar by M E Church Ladies Aid
The Ladies Aid of the M. E. Church announce their annual bazaar and food sale set for Saturday December 5. Vendors offer homemade goods and refreshments at the church hall. Proceeds fund church programs and community outreach.
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Ladies Aid of the
M. E. Church
Weekday Visit Highlights Old Friend Painter
Friday pa hosted a prominent painter during breakfast, inviting him to supper. At dinner the painter offered to work for ma, who asked if she would be a good portrait subject. He said he mostly painted houses and barns. Ma was about four sore and Saturday he favored the old style golf ball. He found one. Sunday pa went to the funer-
Notice: No Hunting on Kille Property
A hunting notice states that no hunting or trapping is allowed on the premises owned by H. F. Kille. The restriction applies to all persons and applies to the entire property.
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H. F. Kille
Truck Hits Cattle On Road Near Unionville
Noel P. Head returning home with a coal load from Unionville collided with a herd of cows driven by W. L. Taylor two miles north of town. Two heifers were killed, truck halted near a telephone pole, and repairs were finished the next day.
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Noel P. Head
Unionville
W. L. Taylor
Mr. Taylor
Wooten
Noel
Photographer Opens Xmas Photo Service in Browning
November 21 in Browning photographer Hopkins offers Xmas photos at Seely's Restaurant rain or shine. Prices range from $3.25 to $4.25 a dozen with a dollar deposit on all settings. Photographs make gifts friends cannot buy for themselves. Replacement policy offered if not satisfied.
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Browning
Hopkins
Seely’s
Live Wire Sunday School Hosts Guests for Evening
The Live Wire Sunday school class of the M. E. C. South met at Miss Erma Peterson and Merril Petersons home last Tuesday evening after worship and a business meeting. They enjoyed games and refreshments, and departed late praising the evening. Attending included Mrs. K. M. Duncan Nadine Carlestead Beverly Duncan Evelyn Gable Elizabeth Burwell Reba Rhodes Vadis Nickell Lucile Stults Glaydis Atkins Earl Nickell Edgar Hoselton Jimmie Rudloff and the Petersons.
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Live Wire
South
Erma Peterson
Merril Peterson
Missouri road bonds fate hinges on par sales
Charles A. Becker urges continued winter road work in Missouri after Eastern bond market fears. He notes a new Missouri law allows sale of road bonds at par to private buyers and urges private sales if bids stay below par, to keep farm to market roads and thousands employed.
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Charles A. Becker
Missouri
State Highway Department
State Board of Fund Commissioners
Becker
Caulfield
Fifty-fifth General Assembly
Eastern
Highway Department
Cutler
New York
Board of Fund Commissioners
Brookfield ad quotes Mahaffey on bargains for players and uprights
J. D. Mahaffey of 322 South Main Brookfield Missouri promotes a new smaller size player and big savings on uprights and Grands. The notice highlights discounts aimed at customers seeking affordable sporting equipment and fixtures.
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J. D. Mahaffey
Main
Brookfield, Mo
Robertson Family Feted Before Move to Brashear
A farewell party for Mr and Mrs Clarence Robertson and their children gathered at their home on Thursday November 12. Friends included James Havens Geo Hooker Lewis Melton T W Seale Herbert Bundies Sara Keithley and the Robertson family. The gathering featured social games and refreshments of apples popcorn and candy as neighbors wished them prosperity in their new home.
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Clarence Robertson
Brashear
James Havens
Geo. Hooker
Lewis Melton
T. W. Seale
Herbert Bundies
Sara Keithley
Robertson
Corn For Sale At My Barn By S H Linhart
Corn for sale at my barn 30 cents per bushel. Basket and ears available. Contact S H Linhart for details.
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S. H. Linhart
Home Destroyed by Fire Near Milan
Mrs. Kenneth Gramlin and her children, guests of James Marvin and wife, returned to a fire destroyed home near Milan. The Gramlin family suffered a total loss last week while away, with home and contents wiped out by flames.
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Kenneth Gramlin
Milan
James Marvin
Gramlin
Floods Hit Small Greece Area With Prolonged Rains
Heavy rains last week swelled creeks and gulleys around small Greece, washing out banks and flooding bottoms. Ponds and wells overflowed while hay and corn fields suffer damage. sun returns and drying winds are expected to help roads and fields recover.
Fresh orchard apples offered at bargain prices
Good sprayed apples for sale at 30 to 50 cents per bushel bite, Delicious varieties 65 cents to 1 dollar, Grimes Yorks Black Twigs King David Stayman Winesap and other winter apples 75 cents. Hand picked Jonathan 75 cents to 1 dollar. Small sound cooking apples 25 cents. Bring containers for sweet cider. Kelsey Orchards on Highway 36.
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Grimes
Ben Davis
Jonathan
Kelsey Orchards
Highway 36
Avoiding Auto Accidents Through Proper Driving Posture
The Automobile Safety League warns Browning motorists to sit properly to reduce fatigue and accidents. Dr. Dudley B. Reed and health authorities link improper posture to slow reaction, strained organs, and nervous issues. Mohair velvet or velma upholstery helps grip clothing for stable seating.
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Browning
Automobile Safety League
League
Dudley B. Reed
The
Health Service
University of Chicago
Reed
Notice to Hunters on Bennett Brothers Farms
Hunters are ordered to stay off Bennett Brothers farms with strict no hunting or trapping allowed. Entry prohibited and violators may face enforcement.
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Bennett Brothers
Farm hunters forbidden says local notice
A local notice bans hunting and trapping on farms. Named individuals Bev Gooch John Taylor S A Wyant D R Skeen M H Skeen C W Skeen and Aven Hicks are cited in the prohibition and the policy applies to the farms mentioned.
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Bev Gooch
John Taylor
S. A. Wyant
D. R. Skeen
M. H. Skeen
C. W. Skeen
Aven Hicks
Virginia Bolling Celebrates Thirteenth Birthday
Mr and Mrs J B Harmon hosted a six o clock dinner at their home Friday November 13 in honor of their niece Virginia L Bolling marking her thirteenth birthday. Guests included Jas P Bolling and daughter Virginia J I Harmon Norris Phillips and the Harmons.
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J. B. Harmon
Virginia L. Bolling
Virginia
Jas. P. Bolling
J. I. Harmon
Norris Phillips
For Sale Choice S&S C. R. I. Red Cockerels
Mrs. Van C. Mairs offers a few choice S and S C R I Red cockerels for sale at one dollar each.
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van C. Mairs
Seed corn supply assured for Missouri planting season
C A Helm of the Missouri College of Agriculture says normal spring planting and favorable fall ripening will ensure ample seed corn for 1932 in Missouri. The 1931 crop outperformed 1930 but faced more disease and insect damage, reducing the portion suitable for seed. Certified seed growers urged to stock 25 to 250 bushels to help meet county seed needs.
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Mssouri
C. A. Helm
Missouri College of Agriculture
Feed Crops Best For Dairy Farmers Under Present Markets
A. C. Ragsdale of the Missouri College of Agriculture argues home grown feeds are especially valuable for dairy cows now. He says the current seed prices make feeding crops to dairy cattle more profitable than selling the crops on the open market.
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A. C. Ragsdale
Dairy Department
Missouri College of Agriculture
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Crick
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