Minnesota Ag Plan Targets All Townships for Outdoor Classes
Local notes urge a Minnesota program to mobilize 125 teachers and volunteers to turn 600 townships into outdoor adult education hubs. The plan includes demonstrations, contests, and continuous farm life instruction across seven decades, plus a new Illinois act expanding high school access via tuition-supported attendance.
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Minesota
Ill
Minnesota
Cnre
Europe
State of
Illinois
General Assembly
Thanks to Friends for Kindness after Our Loss
We express gratitude for the acts of kindness shown during the death of our wife and mother. R. H. Warren and children.
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R. H. Warren
Modesty Urges Youthful Dress Shift at Purdin Fair
The narrative scolds a young girl for revealing dress and urges modest attire with full skirts and petticoats. It contrasts vanity with virtue, notes crowd energy at the Purdin fair, and laments the town’s lack of a park, yet praises the community’s conduct and the event’s success.
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Joseph
Ownership Statement for Browning Leader-Record 1918
Statement of ownership and management for the Browning Leader-Record Browning Missouri shows Joe Nickell as editor managing editor business manager publisher and owner. No known bonds or mortgages listed. Sworn and subscribed before notary Charles M Thornton September 29 1918.
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Browning
Leader-Record
Missouri
Joe Nickell
Chas. M. Thornton
Purdin Fair Draws Crowd For Annual Street Exhibit
Last Friday and Saturday the Purdin community held its annual street fair and agricultural exhibit. The favorable weather and well organized attractions drew strong attendance and a solid display of local talent and produce.
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Purdin
Roll of Honor Names and Renewals Listed
The Leader-Record thanks recent new and renewing supporters. Names include Mrs. Thos Coulter, J Buxton Orrick, J Knifong route 3, H S Browning route 4, Henry Hanman route 3, Mrs Thulia Prather route 2, Carl Norvell Purdin, Rev W C G Potter Clifton Hill, Mrs L F Shanks Slater, Mrs James Neet, G E Jones Garden City Kan, R H Warren route 1, H N Thurlo route 1, Marian Myers city.
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Leader-Record
Thos. Coulter
J. Buxton
Orrick
J. Knifong
H. S. Browning
Henry Hanman
Thulia Prather
Carl Norvell
Purdin
Royal welcome noted in Clifton Hill visitor letter
W O G Potter from Browning Missouri writes from Clifton Hill Sept 28 1913 enclosing one dollar for a one year subscription to The Leader Record Browning. He requests last week's paper to stay current and praises the warm reception and good news outlook.
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Clifton Hill
The
Leader Record
Browning
W. O. G. Potter
High School Orchestra Formed Under Prof Petree
Through Prof Petree an orchestra is organized for the High School with top local talent. Directors plan future performances with Violinists Guy Adams and Oren Lantz Clarinet Vernon Moors Cornets Rupert Jones and Leon Hunter F Horn Harvey. Meets every Wednesday evening in the High School Auditorium.
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Petree
Guy Adams
Oren Lantz
Vernon Moors
Rupert Jones
Eon Hunter
Harvey
Uncle Reuben Expresses Bitter View On English
Reuben Hardscrabble signs a letter criticizing Thomas Nelson Page and English attitudes toward Americans. He denounces flattery, recalls past conflicts with Britain, mocks English sociability, comments on immigration and Irish politics, and notes English fixation on money.
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Thomas Nelson Page
Great Britain
Thomas Nelson
Hunter Taylor marriage in St Joseph wed Elizabeth Taylor
J E Hunter manager of the airdome married Elizabeth Taylor in St Joseph Missouri on September 15 1913. The couple left for Denver on a honeymoon and will establish a home at 1212 North Main Brookfield with a welcoming for friends. Brookfield Budget.
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J. E. Hunter
Airdome
Washington
Kaw
Elizabeth Taylor
St. Joseph
Denver
Brookfield
North Main Street
Minstrels Sweep Weekend Baseball in Purdin
Brown's Tennessee Minstrels played a two game series against the local team in Purdin. Adams Duncan Moore Glaze Carter and Fields from this city appeared in Purdin's lineup. The Minstrels won 8 to 6 in the opening game and 7 to 1 in the nightcap before an enthusiastic crowd.
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Brown
Tennessee Minstrels
Purdin
Adams
Duncan
Moore
Glaze
Carter
Fields
Minstrels
Preaching Schedule at M E Church South
Sunday services at 11 a m and 7 30 p m with Sunday school at 10 a m Dr D B Hunter superintendent requests all members present for roll call Epworth League 6 30 p m Mrs K M Duncan 1st vice president leader Marion Moore pastor
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M. E. Church
South
D. B. Hunter
Epworth League
K. M. Duncan
Marion Moore
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