Sunflower seed uses and profits across Missouri in 1909
The Red Book notes vast waste of Missouri sunflower seed from 1909 due to lack of awareness of its food value for humans and animals. It cites 400000 pounds sold, about $4000 earned, and outlines oil production, fodder, and industrial uses across regions and cultures, with mention of major counties and potential future developments.
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Missouri
Bureau of Labor Statistics
J. C. A. Hiller
Tropical
America
World
Europe
Russia
Ozarks
A. T. Edmondston
Labor Bureau
Butler
St. Qpharies
St. Louis
Ste. Genevieve
Greene
Buchanan
Jasper
Mississippi
China
Farm Store Receives White Leaf and Kansas Seal Flour
A Farmers Store shipment arrives with White Leaf flour and Kansas Seal brand flour. The consignments expand stock for baking and general purpose use at the store.
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Just
Great Ada Appointed Mrs Thompson Grand Officer
Mrs. A. W. Thompson, from Duncan township, was appointed Grand Ada by the Grand Lodge during the Grand Chapter in St Louis. She will begin her duties next year at the Grand Chapter meeting and assist in the work. The Grand Lodge lists nine elective and ten appointive officers with a state membership near 20 000. Chillicothe and Galt both received Grand Lodge officers this year.
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A. W. Thompson
Order of the Eastern Star
St. Louis
Galt
Thompson
Grand Ada
Grand Lodge
Chillicothe and
Brookfield Gazette editor Col G W Martin addresses voters
Colonel G W Martin, Brookfield Gazette editor and candidate for representative, delivers an impressive address. Though not an orator, he shows entertaining ability and statesmanlike qualifications. Other candidates John N Wilson and Ira S Gardner outline their claims as County Clerk and Prosecuting Attorney ahead of the November election.
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Col. G. W. Martin
Brookfield Gazette
John N. Wilson
Ira S. Gardner
Annual Bank Meeting Notice at Peoples Bank Browning Mo
The Peoples Bank of Browning Missouri calls stockholders to its banking house on Thursday October 27 at 2 p m for election of a board of directors and to conduct other business. Proxy attendance accepted. S L Gibson Cashier signs official notice.
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Peoples Bank of
Browning
Proxie
S. L. Gibson
Notice to debtors to settle accounts at once
Dr. H. E. Epperson at 4914 states all parties indebted should call and settle immediately as the money is needed.
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H. E. Epperson
Car of Feed and Supplies Ad
J D Knifong offers fresh bran shorts corn chops at all times with a seven feature on No 1 quality feed for customers seeking reliable livestock supplies.
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J.D. Knifong
School Colors and Election Day Served with Debates
The seniors chose purple and white as class colors and the high school will provide sandwiches and coffee on election day. Bro Fitzgerald spoke on southern customs. A Linneus High Carnival was attended by several from our school and praised as a success. The Friday debate and visiting guests, including Mr Carr and Mrs Bol ling, were noted.
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Linneus High School
Carr
Ada Bolling
Dan Haley
Haley
Brookfield
Palmer
Alexander Letter From Hopeton Oklahoma 1910
A. H. Alexander of Hopeton Oklahoma writes to Joseph Nickell of Browning Missouri to remit two dollars for six months of overdue newspaper service. He notes Hopeton’s rapid growth with new lumber yard grocery, two houses and a painted depot and reports a Sunday school with over one hundred attendees.
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Alva
Okla
Joseph Nickell
Browning
Hopeton
J. H. Alexander
Jacobs-Stewart wed at Rawlings Hotel in Milan
Alexander Jacobs and Minnie Stewart were married at the Rawlings hotel in Milan on Monday October 10 1910 with Rev Sturgess of the M E church officiating The couple from Browning are well regarded in the county and receive sincere congratulations from the Milan Standard and many friends.
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Alexander Jacobs
Roger
Minnie Stewart
Browning
Rawlings
This City
Sturgess
M. E. Church
John Jacobs
A. B. Stewart
Milan
McCullough and Hall Tie The Knot In Duncan Township
Sunday evening October 15 at Rev M R F Nickell s residence in Duncan township Benjamin McCullough of Milan and Naomi Hall of near Cora were married. A wedding supper followed for close relatives as the couple begins their life together amid warm congratulations from friends.
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Benjamin McCullough
Milan
Naoma Hall
Cora
M. R. F. Nickell
Duncan Township
J. M. Hall
Ben
Robert McCullough
Naoma
J. M
Francis Club election meeting at opera house Saturday
The D. RB. Francis Club plans a Saturday afternoon 3 o'clock meeting at the opera house to elect a president, vice president, secretary, and sergeant at arms. Ladies are especially invited to participate and show interest.
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Opera House
Resigned Assistant Cashier Joins Clothing Firm
Victor M. Cassity, long time assistant cashier at Peoples Bank, resigned last week to pursue a road career as a clothing salesman for a firm at St. Joe. The bank directors appointed Verne Burso to fill the vacancy. Burso has prior bank experience and is now beginning his duties.
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Victor M. Cassity
Peoples Bank
St. Joe
Cassity
Verne Burso
Ete
Kaifong Cemetery Cleanup Meeting Requested
Notices invite all interested parties to meet at Kaifong cemetery on Wednesday October 26 to clear unfenced ground and prepare to donate. By Order of Com.
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Kaifong
Com
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Lorimer
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Labolus
Larimore
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