Buxton Ads and Local Notices Highlight Buxton and Nearby Events
Dr Hanna reports October 23 to 13th price notes for first class butter and eye supplies. Clay Jones seen in Milan Tuesday. Buxton's promotes caps and woolen sweaters with low prices. Mrs W Parvin of Bruns visited Dr Home. Van Kimber to Brookfield to stay with grandparents and attend school. News of births to the wives of Jesse Lambert and Jas Fisher. Read about Pansy flour and refund policy. Read the ad on last page for nothing. S. W. Cordray heads to Oklahoma to settle in Stroud. Mandt wagon pitched by F M Haymaker. Levi Dory Auctioneer offers sales nationwide at low rates. Hannibal flour restocked at Buxton's. Fred Bailey and others travel to Kansas City for fat stock show. Elder Brumback to preach Browning Christian church October 15. The Racket sells tablets and school supplies at surprising prices. Mrs A Johnson of GhiIllicothe visits M R Jenkins. Hickory nuts wanted at cash price. J H Duncan shipped carload poultry and sixty cases eggs last week.
Browning store touts large stock at old prices
The advertisement claims the largest and finest stock in Browning with most items bought before price rises. It asserts prices remain the same as the old level despite wholesale increases and promises the lowest quality at the same old prices.
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Browning
Adler’s suits and overcoats praised for proper tailoring
Advert describes Adler’s menswear as well known for correct tailoring. It claims every suit and overcoat is made right with careful fit at the collar and shoulder. The ad urges buyers to rely on Adler’s house for quality and lasting appearance.
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Adler
Local Mentions Include Appointments and Travel Notes
Justin and C G Cutberth are noted in town records with Cutberth moving to Brown ing yesterday. W A Clem of Reger traveled to Kansas City to view the stock show and plans to continue to Colorado.
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W. A. Clem
Reger
Kansas City
Colorado
Bridge and dump projects push ahead with local support
Rapid progress on the bridge and dump sees about a dozen teams at work. A county committee has funds to finish the dump from the foot of the hill to the east end. John Gable has led efforts before the county courts to secure longer approaches and a community ball game that raised 49 dollars for town grade work.
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John Gable
Six-Pound Radish Grown by Mrs J Buxton At Local Office
A six pound radish measuring 21 inches in length 14 inches in circumference and 38 inches tall was left at the office. It was grown by Mrs. J Buxton and posed as a local curiosity.
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J. Buxton
Local notes from Purdin and nearby towns
Lee Morris of Oregon visits friends in Purdin. Hog shipment from Street and Johnson. Welcome birth on the seventh son of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Litton. Connelly of Marceline visits the Nickells. Chicken pox reported in town. Mrs. Rhoda Burkholder gravely ill at McFaul home. Mrs. A C Dryden hosts Sunday school class. Lincoln Jones sells North Purdin petty. Garnett Street returns from Colorado. George Smith and wife visit in law’s home. Will Moore and Norah Bowles wed October second in Kansas City. Relatives honor Mrs. J W Dodge with surprise dinner for her 85th birthday.
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Will Moore
Purdin
Norah Bowles
Near
Kansas City
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Hanna
Buxton
Clay Jones
Milan
Buxtons
van Kimber
Brookfield
van Wye
Jesse Lambert
Jas. Fisher
Rth
Buxton’s
Gipson & Purcham
Oklalahoma
Stroud Oklahoma
F. M. Haymaker
Levi Dory
Humphreys Mo
Hannibal
Fred Bailey
J. B.harmon
S. L. Gibson
Minta Neet
Elder Brumback
Christian Church
A. Johnson
Ghillicothe
M. R. Jenkins
Buxton Grocery Co
J. H. Duncan
F. M. Gwinnup & Son of
Linneus, Mo
Sullivan and Linn County
Morse School of Telegraphy
Seemed
Betale
Merchantis
Gibson & Pulliam
Justin
Ruxton
C. G. Cutberth
Lee Morris
Oregon
Street and Johnson
J. M. Litton
Miss Connelly
Marceline
Mrs. A. Nickell
A.C. Dryden
Lincoln Jones
Petty
North Purdin
Myston
Garnett Street
George Smith
Miles Hutchinson
Reco
Chicago National Daily Review
Leader-Record
Chicago
It Market
Brownins
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