Cross Roads and Cora Community Notes
G M Spencer of Cora went to Chicago last week. Sorghum activity dominates locally. Arthur Pipes and son Earl visited Mr and Mrs E E Maxey near Cora. Nelson Maxey and family called on his parents near Cora. Herschel Talbert of near Reger aided Chas Dodson with cane this week. Several attended the Browning street fair on Sept 29 and 30. Ernest Langdon and baby visiting Langdon parents near Cora. Ruth Shipley teaching at Cross Roads visited home folks near Roger Friday to Monday. Cecil Dodson and wife visited Dodson relatives near Cora.
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G. M Spencer
Cora
Chicago
Arthur Pipes and Son
Earl
E. E. Maxey
Nelson Maxey
E E. Maxey
Herschel Talbert
Reger
Chas. C. Dodson
Ruth Shipley
Cross Roads
Roger
Cecil Dodson
Near Cora
Peterson & Greenstreet Calls for Immediate Settlements
Notice states all parties owing Peterson and Greenstreet must settle their accounts at once as the firm has sold out and needs the money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peterson & Greenstreet
Farm Loans Ad Promises Low Rates and Easy Prepayment
Classified ad states C. M. Thornton offers farm loans with the lowest interest and best prepayment privilege.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adv
C. M. Thornton
Notice to farmers on 5 percent money offer
Farm owners are invited to take advantage of a 5 per cent loan opportunity promoted by J. D. Burwell. Specific terms and eligibility are not provided in the note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Burwell
Sunlight Grocery
Missouri towns urged to hold annual fall trade festivals
J B Powell of the University of Missouri School of Journalism urges Missouri merchants to partner with local newspapers for a statewide fall festival week to boost trade. He cites Kansas City's Fashion Show and St Louis Veiled Prophet Festival as models.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
J. B. Powell
School of Journalism
University of Missouri At Columbia
Kansas City
St. Louis
Townwide refund plan unites business and civic pride
A visitor goods purchase driven railroad fare refund plan yields lasting town unity among merchants and civic groups, boosting local sales and visitor hospitality. Powell notes newspapers must join in community business schemes for broad success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powell
Notice of Final Settlement in Keithley Estate
Notice is hereby given to all creditors and others interested in the estate of James B. Keithley that I. R. M. Calhoun, Administrator, intends to make final settlement at the Probate Court of Linn County Missouri at Linnues on November 13 1916. kh. M. Calhoun Administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Keithley
I. R. M. Calhoun
Linn County
Missouri
Linneus
Kh. M. Calhoun
Seed corn quality and vitality in Missouri warned
Mr. Samuel M. Jordan of the Missouri State Board of Agriculture discusses seed corn problems. He cites poor breeding and low vitality as key causes of low yields, noting scrub stalks from inferior stock and issues from freezing and moisture that reduce grain maturity and vigor.
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Samuel M. Jordan
Missouri State Board of Agriculture
Also Mentioned on This Page
Browning
Mrs. Ernest Langdon
Baby
Mr. Langdon
Mrs. W. S. Langdon
Cole’s
Cole
Money
Davis & Burwell
Seltz
Clay
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