Thanksgiving Poultry Outlook And Financing Loans
A letter to poultry raisers discusses the Thanksgiving market as ducks and geese may sell well after weather-reduced flocks. It notes turkeys grown on farms differ in maturity, with mature birds targeting Thanksgiving while younger stock should wait for Christmas. Also announces seed corn and seed oats loan arrangements up to 75 and 50 cents per bushel through the Production Credit Corporation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Frank Priebe
Production Credit Corporation
The
Federal Land Bank
Linneus Farm Bureau and Womens Club Meet Draw Big Crowd
The annual Farm Bureau meeting and Womens Club Achievement Day in Linneus drew an estimated 1200 to 1500 attendees. Four community acts by 82 clubs entertained while George W. Brown praised Farm Bureau services and outlined efforts to boost farmer incomes and cooperation in processing products for consumers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Linneus
Old Settlers
Shelby
Merry Matrons
Forker
Don Owens
Bucklin
Hall
Happy Sunshine Club
Purdin
Miss Banning
Zr. W.W. Brown
Missouri Farm Bureau Federation
AAA
Denmark
The
George McNish
A. H. Thorne
Wm. Pendergast
James Noble
Edgar Crist
Antone Forst
E. G. Foot
Mesdames Price Hoskins
Glenn Tomlin
C. H. Thiele
Ida Piggott
A. D. Leavell
Browning Farm Club Sets Annual Stockholders Meeting
The fifteenth annual stockholders meeting of the Browning Farm Club will be at Electric Theatre Browning Missouri on Tuesday October 30 1934 at 2 00 p m lasting at least three hours unless business is completed earlier. The agenda includes electing a five member board for the ensuing year and any other proper business. John M Thurlo President Jas P Bolling Secretary. Notice Our printing is at live and let Alive prices.
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Browning Farm Club
Electric Theatre
Browning
Missouri
John M. Thurlo
Jas. P. Bolling
Shafter Items Highlight Local Family Visits
Mrs. D. P. Myers of Allerton Iowa spent a week with her son Keith and family near Chillicothe caring for her new granddaughter. She was a Sunday night and Monday guest at the Baker home. Mrs Ola Belcher and her son were Monday guests. Mr and Mrs Wm Morris hosted their daughter Mrs Joe Edmondson and family of Wheeling and Mr and Mrs
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athel Creason
Purdin
W. M. Wheeler
Grammil Craeson
Green City
Basil
Edwin Tipton
James Tipton
Mary Tipton
James
Howard Johnson
Lineville
Iowa
Ike Grindstaff
Herrington
de Sote
St. Louis
Willie Grindstaff
Clan Yardley
Knox City
Dan White
J. D. Tunnel
Kansas City
Mell Burress
Arthur Moore
Humpheys
Albert Price
Everett Robinson
Galt
C. E. Maggart
George Phillips
Bobby
Keith Myers
Stanley
Mary Lee
Janelle
Chillicothe
W. L
Herman Cooper
Hazel
Climax
J. D. Molloy
Bob Smith
Linneus
Fred Belcher
Henry Purdin
Fred
Thelma McGhee
Shafter
Floyd Shifflett
Marylin
Eversonville
Tom Morris
Carrie Bowyer
Lloyd Bowyer
D. P. Myers
Allerton
Keith
Ola. Belcher
Wm. Morris
Joe Edmondson
Wheeling
Weekend Visit Highlights From Purdin Families
Joe and Mary Smith with Glen Morris and Junior Phillips spent the weekend with home folks Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Arnold and Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Coulter. Sunday guests included Mrs. Mesda Elizabeth and Helen Gandy, sisters-in-law, south of Marceline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe
Mary Smith
Glen, Morris
Junior Phillips
Purdin
L. W. Arnold
J. G. Coulter
Arnol
Mesda Elizabeth
Helen Gandy
Marceline
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hannah E. Johnson
Reger
Humphreys
Emmett Shoop
Poultry
Dr. Salsbury
Poultry Health Service
Pollock
Milan
Cash
Reinhard Bros
McCormick-Deering
Reinhard Bros. Imp
R. W. Russell
Russell Home
Hugh Campbell
Auct
Aaron D. Peterson, Adm
Browning, Missouri
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