Fragments From Grumble Town Local Notes
Rain continues as residents report daily events. Eker Jacobs delivered cattle Saturday at 1 pm. Willy Taylor and family visited Eddie Taylor in Atlanta last week. Steet Fair attendees in Browning Friday and Saturday. Johnson School praised for top teaching. Sloan and Emery Page returned from south state trip. all looks prosperous. Orson Harrs and Everett attended Morrison Bros sale at Green Castle. C and Kibble of Loop Hole cur ing corn for Thomas Gorman. Loop Hole Brotherhood installed officers except Worthy Advisor and News Carrie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grumble
Eker Jacobs
Willy Taylor
Ted
Eddie Taylor
Fami
Atlanta
Browning
Johnson School
Mit Johnson
Emery Page
Sloan
Bernice Franklin
Orson Harr
Everett
Morrison Bros
Green Castle
Loop Hole
Thos
Gorman
Brotherhood of Loop
Cross Roads and Shelby Social Guests
Eddie Ogle and wife spent Thursday with Willie Woodside and wife. Wess Bailey and wife Jennie Kathryn and Orville Ogle were Sunday visitors at C. M. Bailey's. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bummer and Chas Seals and family visited with Fred Keithley and family Sunday afternoon. Paul Jenkins wife and Lucile Reed called on C. M. Bailey and family Sunday afternoon. Everett Armstrong David and Ralph Ogle spent Sunday at W. J. Armstrong's. Lucile Pace visited Mandy Muirhead Sunday. Frank Lambert and wife and nieces returned to their home in South Dakota Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cross Roads
Shelby
Eddie Ogle
Willie Woodside
Wess Bailey
Jennie
Kathryn
Orville Ogle
C. M. Bailey’s
Joe Bummer
Chas
Seals
Fred Keithley
Paul Jenkins
Lucile Reed
C. M. Bailey
Everett Armstrong
David
Ralph Ogle
W. J. Armstrong
S. Lucile Pace
Mandy Muirhead
Frank Lambert
Nerces
South Dakota
Thoxtrum School Builds New Basketball Court
In Garner and vicinity, notes say warm spell last week. Lawrence Riedl and family visited Harry Logan. Alex Bailey and family at Sunnyet. George Clark cut corn for Art Milburn. Will Abbott and wife visited W M Haley. Leonard Riedl visited Ray Stufflebine. Sunday School held at Mort Hope M E Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garner and Vicinity
Lawrence Riedl
Harry Logan
Thoxtrum School
John Bailey
Alex Bailey
George Clark
Art Milburn
Will Abbott
W. M. Haley and
Mort Hope M. E. Church
Leonard Riedl
Ray Stufflebe
Local Notes From North East Linn Area
Rain dominated last week with residents returning and moving activity noted. Caledon and family shopped in Winigan while Perry McCallum and family settled into a new home. Ralph Abbott from Lincoln Nebraska visited relatives in the neighborhood. Carter stayed with F M Cattey over weekend as farmers delivered butcher goods at Gifford day last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Jones
Dakota
Me “Calum
Winigan
F. B. Cattey
Perry McCallum
Ralph Abbott
Lincoln
Nebraska
Ral Carter
F. M. Cattey
Community social notes from Chicago and surrounding area
In Chicago and nearby towns residents shared visits and daily life. Alex Bailey and daughter with Lydia and Bernice Riedl met John A. Bauer’s family. Lawrence Riedl built two flues for Charley Thudium. Mrs. Laura Thudium visited Mrs. Jeff Nester. Leonard J. Riedl visited Maxwell and wife. Squire Ashbrook moved to Martin Abbott place. Mrs. Lawrence Riedl called on Mrs. Jeff Nester. Theodore Bailey called on Ira Reed. Albert Fitzgerald and family spent Sunday with D. C. Hague. Thudium School prepared for Winigan fair October 16 and 17. Mrs. Walter Long visited W. M. Haley. J. M. Cleeton butchered a calf and sold meat. L. M. Watson headed to Illinois. J. B. McCollum visited his son Ralph McCollum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garner
Alex Bailey
Lydia
Bernice Riedl
John A. Bauer
Lawrence Riedl
Charley Thudium
Laura Thudium
Jeff Nester
Leonard J. Riedl
R. ©. Maxwell
Charley Helms
W. P. Minor
Squire Ashbrook
Martin Abbott
Theodore . Bailey
Ira Reed
Albert Fitzgerald
D. C. Hague
Thudium
Walter Long
W. M. Haley
J. M. Cleeton
L. M. Watson
Illinois
J. B. McCollum
Ralph
McCollum
Timothy Seed For Sale Near Humphreys Missouri
Timothy Seed offers 150 bushels of Timothy seed for sale at 3.50 per bushel. Seller W S Neet located in Humphreys Missouri.
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W. S. Neet
Humphreys, Mo
Rainy spell noted across Corn And Vicinity
The community reports persistent rain. Several local residents moved or visited relatives, with Sam Dell and family moving to Linneus. Multiple small items mention visits, purchases, and trips including cattle, beef, hogs, croquet, and a Browning street fair attended by locals.
Chinch Bugs Abundant in Corn Fields Across State
An unusual fall surge of chinch bugs in late corn fields is reported from many parts of Missouri. Entomologist Leonard Haseman explains the outbreak spreads when winged adults migrate from harvested wheat fields to surrounding corn areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Haseman
Missouri College of Agriculture
Mr. Hasemen
Browning Savings Bank Financial Statement 1925
Browning Savings Bank of Browning Missouri reports assets of 361 943 50 and liabilities of 361 943 50 as of September 28 1925. President J B Harmon cashier Norris W Phillips sign the sworn statement witnessed by Notary Jesse D Burwell. Directors include Walter W Prather John B Harmon K M Duncan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Missouri
of Linn
J. B. Harmon
Norris W. Phillips
J. B. Tarmon
A. D
Jesse D. Burwell
Walter W.prather
John B. Harmon
K. M. Duncan
Financial Condition of Farmers Exchange Bank Browning
Official Statement of the Farmers Exchange Bank Browning Missouri as of September 28 1925 filed in Lead City Record October 8 1925 shows resources including loans 102896.14 real estate 18070.00 cash on hand 1932.14 due from banks 15214.45 and other items. Liabilities show capital stock 20000 unders, profits 9312.27 deposits 81189.24 and bills payable 10060.00 with total 129001.51. Signed by J I Harmer President and R M Calhoun Cashier with notary J H Calhoun confirming the statement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browning Savings Bank
Browning
State of Missouri
Leader-Record
U. S
C. H
Farmers Exchange Bank
Leadder Record
of Linn
Joe
J. I. Harmon
R.M. Calhoun
J. {.Harmer
R. M. Calhoun
A. D
J. H. Calhoun
Chinch Bug Reports Sought in Corn Areas
Officials urge field surveys to detect chinch bug presence in corn as heavily infested regions are mapped for pest control planning. Extension agents coordinate data collection and reporting to target intervention efforts.
Purebred Rams Boost Profit Show in Missouri Study
Experiments at the Missouri Station found purebred mutton ram sired lambs fetch 63 percent more than scrub ram offspring. Top lambs at 60 pounds sell for $3.49 per head more, with purebreds producing thicker flesh and larger gains. A yearling ram can serve 40 to 50 ewes and raise annual flock profits by about $174.50. county agent Hall lists and department contact offer breeder options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
United States Department of Agriculture
Missouri Station
Department of Animal Husbandry
Missouri College of Agriculture
Columbia
Browning Telephone Exchange Announces Service Improvements
Browning Telephone Exchange owner C B Chenoweth pledges better service this fall with patient courteous staff. Patrons are asked to report any poor treatment directly to the owner to help improve profitability and satisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browning Telephone Exchange
C. B. Chenoweth
Paint, Paint Davis Ever Bright at Wholesale Prices
G D Prattier, agent, offers Ever Bright paint and wallpaper wholesale with a money back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
G. D. Prattier
G A Koon Eye Ear Nose and Throat Practice
G A Koon M D offers eye ear nose and throat care and glasses fitting. Office hours are 9 to 12 and 1 to 5. Office 772 residence 1921 Frances Building Brockfield Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances
Brockfield
Missouri
Royal Cleaners Services In Brookfield Missouri
Cleaning and pressing offered with repair and rug cleaning dyeing. Door to door service on Mondays and Thursdays. Lace curtains laundry and hats cleaned and blocked by Grice Barber Shop and the Style Shop agency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grice Barber Shop
Style Shop
Royal Cleaners
Brookfield
Missouri
Concrete stave tanks end water troubles
Announcement from Haggard and Darr promotes concrete stave tanks that resist rust and last for years. See their prices and options for ending water tank troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockman
Haggard & Darr
How Doctors Treat Colds and the Flu
Physicians and druggists now recommend Calotabs to break up a cold overnight or shorten grippe attacks. One or two Calotabs at bedtime with water cleanse the system by morning, with no salts or nausea and no interference with meals or activity. A family package with full directions costs 85 cents at any drug store.
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N. J. Bader-Record
Wning
Joe Nickell
Brownbhees
North East Linn
Chicago
Sam Dell
Linneus
Hagan Bros
Fritz Brinkley
Duff Jennings
Frank Jennings
Ernest
Laclede
Ursula Brinkley
Kansas City
Sally Jennings
Sport Morris
John Lee
Vic Jones
Milan
G. M. Spencer
Jim Fanning
Bob Crowdis
Sherman T. Hauskins
Bob Jennings
Keokuk
Iowa
Vernon Hellen
Ernest Dodson
David Jennings
Geo
Tom Jennings
Henry Lawrence
Charley Franklin
Lincon
Nebr
Alpha H
Lion
H. C. Pearson
J. M. Thurlow
Walter Taylor
Summers
Tomor
Mgna Motor Oals & Greases
Herbert C. Bailey
G. A. Koon, M. D
Bulls
Will Rogers
Washington
Abraham Lincoln
America
Grant
Durham
Fifth Avenue
New York City
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