North Salem News reports fires, repairs, and local letters
The North Salem News notes a farmer's home burned but occupants escaped unharmed, cemetery improvements around Charlie Cordray's plots, and Mary McCollum visiting relatives in Sacramento. It also covers a dog bite on Estell Head, a ticketed dish drawing, a M. F. church supper raising $42.17, and band finances and town reflections on local life and rumors.
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North Salem News
Jess Head
North Salem
Charlie Cordray
Walter Cash
St. Joseph
Mary ‘McCollum
Sacramento
Galif
Tat McCollum
R. J. McCollum
Estell Head
Head Bros
Frank McCollum
Perry McCollum
Winigan
Ladies Aid
M. F. Church
Seymour Hall
Harve Moore
Brookfield
Greere
Washington
Delaware
Princeton
Pat
Literary Society at Cattey district Hosts Friday Gatherings
North East Linn notes a Cattey school district literary society meeting each Friday. Families visit relatives and friends include Mrs Ben Cattey and children with Mrs Luther Lauck, Claude Stover family, Irene Stover, Roy McCollum group, Mrs Rachel Detwiler visiting Marceline, Otis McCollum and family with Perry Christians, Mrs Noth Head and children with Maggie Brewer, and Ben Cattey on a Browning trip.
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Cattey
Ben Cattey
Luther Lauck
Claude Stover
Irene
Roy McCollums
Rachel Detwiler
Marceline
Frank
Otis. McCollum
Perry Christians
Noth Head
Maggie Brewer
Browning
Administrator's Notice for Philip Brumbaugh Estate
Letters testamentary on the estate of Philip Brumbaugh were granted by the Linn County Missouri Probate Court dated October 12 1921 to P G Brumbaugh as executor. Creditors must present claims within six months for allowance or be barred. claims not exhibited within one year from letters grant will be forever barred. Attest: Arthur L. Pratt Judge of Probate.
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Philip Brumbaugh
Linn County
Missouri
P. G. Brumbaugh
Arthur L. Pratt
Cora and Cross Roads Visit
Mrs. E. F. Maxey is visiting her daughter Mrs. Arthur Pipes at Cross Roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora and
Cross Roads
E. F. Maxey
Mrs. Arthur Pipes
Local Notes and Obituaries from Cora and Browning
Community updates include visits and travels of Moberly and Cora residents, cattle shipments to Chicago, and a Browning street fair where Cora school won blue ribbons. The piece also covers Mary Elizabeth Lumsden’s burial in Deep Springs and a detailed report of Col. Harry F. Burton’s American Legion events and upcoming appearances in Missouri.
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Mouncie Howser
Moberly
W. I. Langdon
Wm. Lumsden
Cora
Jake
Jeff Fields
Bill Sayers
Chicago
Browning
Cora School
Wallace Lumsden
Ranfurly
Canada
Mary Elizabeth
T. P. Bundridge
Will Lumsden
Mrs. Lumsden
Mary
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Edito
Rube Remiarks
Pilgrim's Progress
Yung Feller
Burg
Salem
North East Linn
Sibyl Sanderson Fagan, Whistler
George Wilton Ballard, Tenor
Mr. Edison
Willard Osborne
The
DeGraw Theater
R. N. Bowden & Sons
M. J. Fields
Sayers
Basil Taylor
J. H. Tharp
Lee Duncan
Moulton, Iowa
Messrs
Mesdames
Martin Dodson
Fred Bauswell and Son
Cincinnatti
Nelson Maxey
Lee Shepherd
Roger
Ernest Langdon
Sticklerville
Mrs
W. S. Langdon
Henry Lawrence
Henry and
Ralph Lawrence
Chas. Dodson
Hershal Talbert
Humphreys
S. E. Harmon
Vesta Dodson
Irene Pipes
Deep Springs
Wilson
Milan
Harry F. Burton
Legion
Com. Hunter
Gale Thurlo
R. A. Thurlo
J. T. Gooch
Robert Tunnell
Fred Tunnell
Clarence Robertson
F. E. Dell
Byron Whaley
M. E. Crump
Ernest A. McNish
Frank McKerson
Paul Lewis
John McGowan
Henry Boyd
Carl Patriott
Gene Hisel
Metropolitan Orchestra
Col. Burton
American Legion
Eterges
Kansas City
Haley Hall
Anderson Produce Company
Anderson Produce CO
L. O. Wykoff
J. J. Smith
J. A. Thrasher
Jack Frost
Tion
Long-Bell Lumber Company
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