Birthday Surprise at L Dickinson Home in Enterprise
Friends and relatives gathered at the L Dickinson residence in Enterprise on November 21, 1924 to celebrate his fifty fourth birthday. The party featured supper, peaches, music, and socializing with many attendees listed, including Mr. Kinso n and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ar Dickinson, and others. Van Mairs advertises forty bronze turkeys for sale as breeding stock for turkey producers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Dickinson
Enterprise Inship
Mr.kinson
M. Smith
Ohn
Eker
Waine Brit
Are Dickinson
Yie Brantnér
Frank Tucker
My Hanman
Fainty
Willie Ware
Daugh
Mary Lee
Edgar Crist
Nily
Custer Linhart
Will Elliott
Jay Pp Cand
Annabert
Elva
Ss Cloe Almond
Alber Almond
Es Mammie Smith
Edith Ti
Marion Wyatt
Elva Ab
van Mairs
Entertained Sewing Club Hosts Delightful Afternoon
Mrs. Lela Neet hosted a Sewing Club gathering last Wednesday afternoon with cheerful conversation and needle-work. Assisted by Mrs. Hal Peterson, she served a delectable repast as members and guests from Brookfield and nearby towns joined in the social event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lela Neet
Neet
Hal Peterson
Harvey
Hermia
Epperson
P. Harvey
Brookfield
Jeas Harvey
Ella Keith
W. E. Davis
Ma 1
Hermian Ads
Lillian Kaley Duncan
Hume
Linneus Standard Bearers Hold Autumn Social
Mrs. Fred Cotter hosted about twenty members of the Linneus chapter of Standard Bearers Saturday night. The event featured devotional, candlelight music, a discussion on the ark, readings, and a two course luncheon with creamed chicken on toast, candied apples, and cocoa. Guests included Mrs. Ralph Neal and Mrs. Earl McAlister among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Cotter
Linneus
Earl McCatter
John Harvey
Membrs
Ark of Standard Bearers
Ph Neal
Eppersons Host One O Clock Dinner For Friends
Dr and Mrs H E Epperson entertained a large circle of friends Sunday at a one o clock dinner. The dining table featured many appetizing viands arranged by the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Epperson
Social guests honored at afternoon gathering
Covers were laid for guests including Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hummel, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Purdin, Mrs. W. P. Carter and son King, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Adams, Mrs. Hinda Rush, Miss Ella Keithley, Mrs. Mollie Gilmer, and Rev. Sheets of Kansas City. A very enjoyable day was spent by all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Hummel
Chas. Purdin
W. P. Carter
Son King
Guy Adams
Hinda Rush
Ella Keithley
Mollie Gilmer
Sheets
Kansas City
Pie Supper At Smith School
A pie supper will be held at the Smith school house on Friday night November 28. Lyle Ingraham is the host teacher inviting all in the community. Guests included Arthur Fuller of Chicago and local residents Mr Hicks, Mr H L Fuller, and Aunt Betty Carroll of Purdin. the gathering featured a bountiful dinner and a memorable evening.
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Smith School
Lyle Ingraham
Shurth
Arthur Fuller
Chicago
Mr. Hicks
H. L. Fuller
Betty Carroll
Purdin
Renovation Underway at Kaifong Grove Church
Several men are at work on the church with the basement completed furnace being installed main entrance remodeled interior rebuilt outer walls to receive stucco The church will hold Thanksgiving services at Kaifong Grove Church all day sermon 11 dinner 12 and more services to follow Pastor James L. Bate invites all to attend and share in thanksgiving.
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Kaifong Grove Church
James L. Bate
Baptist Minister Called to Lead Local Church
Rev C E Sheets of Kansas City preached at the Baptist church all weekend. He was invited to preach half time and will return on the second and fourth Sundays each month. He is praised as an able and eloquent speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Sheets
Kansas City
Baptist Church
Miss Pickford Shines In Tess of the Storm Country
Mary Pickford stars in Tess of the Storm Country praised as her greatest picture yet. The Electric Thanksgiving release highlights her beauty and mastery in a landmark film showcase.
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Mary Pickford
Electric
Mary
Little Child Called Home at Purdin Cemetery
Velma Lee Pulliam daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Pulliam was born November 18 1924 and died November 20 1924. A funeral discourse used Mathew 18 in the home. A large gathering of neighbors attended the burial at Purdin cemetery on November 21. C. E. Potter notes another bereaved family.
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Velma Lee Pulliam
Ray Pulliam
Mathew 18
Purdin Cemetery
C. E. Potter
Closing Out Sale by A. A. Healy
A. A. Healy announces a closing out sale from November 21 to December 6 offering glassware chinaware and silverware at substantial reductions. This final clearance promises prices well below market.
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A. A. Healy
Farms Prize Signals Youth Trip to Chicago Livestock Show
Jobe Singleton son of Ed Singleton of Community 2 won a $50 cash prize to help fund a trip to the International Livestock Show in Chicago. The award was supported by the State Highway Cooperative and Missouri Extension Service. George Singleton, 15, will travel with chaperone Mr. Martin to Chicago for the show and Boys and Girls Club Congress. McWilliams near Bucklin won state championship for Hampshire litter in the Ten Litter Contest with a 6 month group of 12 pigs weighing 2240 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Singleton
Ed Singleton
Community 2
Chicago
Senta Fe
Wenden
Robert Purdin
Kirksville R
Grandpa
C. B. Purdin
Browning
Charley
Linn County
St. Joseph
Gerald Harding
George
Martin
Talking Contract System At Shafters Report
L L Broyles and C J Ingra ham visited Shafters last week where Broyles spoke to farmers about the contract system. He said only Charley slept initially and that his snoring worsened after a half hour. Farmers in the area showed interest amid good crowds at Mundell and Locust Valley.
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L. L. Broyles
C. J. Ingraham
Shafters
Farm owners warn hunters to stay off properties
A special notice declares all parties must keep off farms with guns traps or dogs and states hunting is strictly forbidden. Signatories include B. H. Slater Margaret Slater T. B. Gooch D. G. Gibson W. J. Gibson J. K. Baker Fred Cotter Mrs Myra Lay A. J. Meade L. J. Vincent and W. R. Slater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. H. Slater
Margaret Slater
T. B. Gooch
D. G. Gibson
W. J. Gibson
J. K. Baker
Fred Cotter
Myra Lay
A. J. Meade
L. J. Vincent
W. R. Slater
Bennett Brothers
Big Steers Sold by S C Lantz to Cotter & Fleming
S C Lantz delivered three car loads of dandy cattle to Cotter and Fleming last Saturday. The steers weighed about 1584 pounds each and brought $8.40 per hundred. Lantz says he lost almost a barrel of money and plans to stop feeding large cattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. C. Lantz
Cotter & Fleming
Lantz
Shipping to Chicago Saturday
fragments indicate items were shipped to Chicago on Saturday with the destination confirmed but no further details on the cargo, sender, or quantity available.
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Chicago
Poultry Flock Size Tied to Housing Space Says Nebraska Expert
A Nebraska College of Agriculture bulletin notes flock size should match available housing. It states pullets drive egg production while hens favor hatching, with two thirds pullets and one third hens as a balance. Space planning requires three to four square feet per bird, prioritizing housing over flock count.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent
Nebrashie College of Agriculture
Chile
Used Car Bargains For Sale or Trade 1920 Ford and More
For sale or trade in 1920s Marceline Missouri. Ford coupes and a four door sedan plus a 1919 Hupmobile touring and a 1985 Dodge touring all in good to excellent condition. W. C. Posey, Dodge Agent, Marceline.
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W. C. Posey
Dodge
Marceline
Public Auction at The Oaks in Laclede Missouri
Public sale Wednesday December 3 features 26 head registered Hereford cows 1 herd bull 26 purebred calves extra good bull calves two Jersey cows a team heavy draft mares and fancy team young mules two registered five gaited saddle mares all farm machinery hay and household goods See bills for particulars at The Oaks Laclede Mo
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Laclede
Linn County Farm Bureau Festival and Corn Show Dates Set
Linn County announces the annual Farm Bureau Festival and Corn Show for December 16 and 17. The Farm Bureau meeting will be held in the afternoon on the second day.
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Linn County
Linn County Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
Steers for Sale From F L Bailey
Twelve high quality yearling steers offered by F L Bailey. Black and white face cattle suitable for ranchers seeking sturdy feeders and future breeders.
Milan Merchants Big Sale Announcement
Milan merchants led by Lou Hass announce a week long sale from Saturday November 29 to Saturday December 6 in the Leader Record. The ad urges readers to patronize advertisers and notes strong effort to ensure sales success.
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Milan
Leader Record
Lou
Hass
Reverend Lockhart to Preach at Metheist Church Sunday
Special notice announces Rev. Lockhart of Linneus will occupy the pulpit at Metheist Episcopal Church in this city on Sunday morning and night December 7. He is described as an eloquent speaker and is expected to draw a large audience.
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Lockhart of
Linneus
Lockhart
High School Honors Earned by Missouri Students
A report notes that Rosalie Schrock and Farrell Dunlap led tests for girls and boys, with both later named among the top one hundred in a secondary testing program at the University of Missouri. Additional tests will narrow the field to twenty four top scorers. Browning area residents should take pride in the students and the school’s effort to develop mentally, morally, and physically.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Missouri
We i. Pyle
Nahies
Hermin Adams
Rosalie Schrock
Eula Magegart
Farrell Dunlap
Elmo Schrock
Dr. Pyle
Adams
Browning and
Vicinity
Red Letter Day At School After State Teachers Meeting
Teachers felt uplifted after the State Teachers Association meeting in Kansas City. They invited the Board of Education to hear news on educational progress. W P Nickell K M Duncan and J J Smith responded courteously. Pearle Adams led a splendid physical education program in Friday assembly.
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State Teachers’ Association
Kansas City
Board of Education
W. P. Nickell
J. J. Smith
Family tensions and a returning clan tale
Friday-well ma and pa argue as a clan returns from travels. Jonite recaps the family’s old trend and experiences while pa ponders whether to tell stories or play the sonograft, ending with pa’s weary wave.
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Jonite
Intrest
Made In America Toy Industry Surges in 1920s
The piece notes a shift to American made toys after World War I roots in Germany. It states toy production will top 56 million dollars in 1924, plus over 90 million with carriages and wagons. It highlights employment for thousands and the boost to the home market and farm products.
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America
Germany
Europe
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