Northeast Linn Man Visits Chillicothe for Fair
Northeast Linn resident Will McCollum made a business trip to Chillicothe on Thursday while Saturday's street fair drew sparse crowds. Oklahoma visitors Mr. and Mrs. Lesie Sweet planned to make the country their future home. Uncle Morris Baker, a longtime pioneer, died in Oklahoma and was brought back for burial with funeral at the old home graveyard Monday.
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Browning
Lesie Sweet
Oklahoma
Morris Baker
Old Home
Purdin Items Highlight Local Visits and Developments
D L Cady and wife visited in Brookfield between trains while Mr and Mrs A M Hunter stayed with Frank Trumbo. Mrs May Brett of Brookfield visited R W Cassity and Mrs Rube Myers and daughter Miss Marie visited Jim Pierce. Browning street fair impressed many from Purdin. Dee Garrett moved his house near its previous burnt site. Lee Hardin added a second story to his residence. John Pounds plans a new concrete factory and waterproof blocks. Mrs Cora Hilburn and W T Cordray of Hinton are guests of Cotter family. W J Ford reports heavy corn losses from high water and Roy Taylor praises bumper yields. Forest Williams returns from Hobart with homesick Missourians. Robert Head builds a new house near Milan and Browning road with Roy Taylor as contractor. J C Higgimbottom departs for Hart Line Washington after weeks here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Brett
Brookfield
R. W. Cassity
Rube Myers
Marie
Jim Pierces
W. R. Hedges
Purdin
Browning
Local Visitors and Greetings Across Heaton Area
Mrs. C. W. Abbott of Heaton Oklahoma visits relatives in the vicinity. Browning visitors were present Friday and Saturday. J. R. Lantz and wife spent Sunday with George Freeland and wife. Mrs. Ella Ballard of Carrollton came up Saturday to join in visiting.
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C. W. Abbott
Heaton
Okla
Browning
J. R. Lantz
George Freeland
Ella Ballard
Carrollton
Clay's Offers a Wide Selection for Bargain Shoppers
Clay's store presents a broad range of goods appealing to value seekers. Shoppers can browse household items, clothing, and seasonal merchandise in a welcoming, low-pressure environment.
Tidal Wave Letter From Mrs VanWye Reports Mexican Disaster
In Los Angeles California Mrs Austin VanWye writes to Dr VanWye from winter quarters about Austins experience in a Mexican tidal wave on October 4 and 5. He was a train dispatcher whose rail line 50 miles of track were washed away. He says over 100 people drowned and he barely escaped. Mail service was disrupted for about a month while wires were restored.
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Austin VanWye
Losangel
Cal
Dr. VanWye
Austin
Mexico
Strange Giant Bird Shot by R C Elliott In Local Pond
Last Wednesday R C Elliott shot and killed a mysterious large bird in a pond at his grandfather's. Uncle Matt Harris believed it resembled a swan. The creature stood about five foot eight inches with bluish feathering and was described by witnesses as possibly a crane. It was noted as exceedingly rare in the country with fewer than ten similar sightings.
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R. C. Elliott
Matt Harris
Peters Produce Co Ad Announces Coal Prices
Coal! Coal! We will have coal on track from now on. Come in and get our prices before you buy your coal for winter. Peters Produce Co.
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Peters Produce Co
Good Meat Market
McNeiley and Gooch
Well Block Advertisement by Chas Haggard
Circular cement blocks for walling wells offered at 3 cents each. Come in and see them by Chas Haggard.
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Chas. Haggard
Local fair highlights and community notices
Mrs Chas Taylor won prizes at the town fair for best rose comb brown leghorns and best chocolate cake by a young girl. J J Smith advertises low prices as the big store in town. Land deals shift ownership to Dell Moore and F R Duncan. Aaron Austin sells his barber shop and plans move to Amarillo. A new lunch room and bakery opens. Numerous visits and greetings marked the street fair and social events with many neighbors shown in attendance.
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Chas. Taylor
J. J. Smith
Dell Moore
F. R. Duncan
Fred
Wm. Houck
Dell
Coal On Track Says Supplier At Fair Prices
A brief note from Harry Rhodes asks the finder of his new overcoat to return it at the next fair. He urges honesty and mentions winter weather as a reason to recover the coat before it is spoiled.
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Harry Rhodes
Card of Thanks for Mrs Susan Anne Clarkson
We express gratitude to friends for kindness shown during illness and death of Mrs Susan Anne Clarkson. R L Gibson and family and A C Turner and family extend thanks for support and condolences.
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Susan Anne Clarkson
R. L. Gibson
A. C. Turner
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Linn
Will McCollum
Chillicothe
D. L. Cady and
A. M. Hunter
Frank Trumbo
Dee Garrett
Henry Johnson
Lee Hardin
W. N. Ogle
John Pounds
Kansas City
Mr. Pounds
J. L. Lynch
Cora Hilburn
W. T. Cordray
Hinton
A. J. Cotter
S. M. Houser
Gifford
W. S. Langdon
Cora
W.J. Ford
Roy Taylor
Forest Williams
Susie Gooch
Hobert
Robert Head
Milan and
Browning Road
J. C. Higginbottom
Hart Line
Wash
South Sullivan
Clay
Arcie Austin
W. B. Austin
Mr. Austin
Amarilla
Texas
Will
BEE Hive
Emery Neely
Letham, Wash
West
Higgins & McDuff
Milan
Rice
The
Purdin Enterprise
J. S. Schrock
American Falls
Idaho
L. G. Schrock
James Wood
Linneus
Major Johnson
Jess Mullins
P. C. Mullins
W. P. Nickell
Lish
Howard Jones
St. Louis
J. W. Jones and
Family
Frank Northcott
Sumner Star
Mr. Northcott
City
Andy Chittum
Galetea
Cole
C. W. Northcott
Sumner
Ben Haynes
Larned
Kansas
Hi Haynes
Unionville
Sarah Haynes
P. G. Brumpaugh
Phillip Brumbaugh
J. B. Christy
West Paso
Mr. Christy
A. J. Jacobs
Poland
J. B. Fleming
R. M. Calhoun
C. D. Moore
United States
Big Horn Basin
Wyoming
Burlington Route
Clem Deaver
Q Building
Omaha
Neb
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