Seventh Annual Street Fair Showcases Farm Displays
The seventh annual street fair drew crowds Friday and Saturday with record entries in grains fruits and farm products. Exhibits included corn pumpkins beets squash and cakes while horse and mule shows drew large crowds and pulling matches closed the event. Awards names include Dan Purdin Ernest Dodson C C Dodson Walter Sayers Tom Bennett and many more for best ears of corn fruit and baked goods. The Browning Band provided free music and donors supported the floral hall building project.
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Missouri
Floral Hall
Browning
Dan Purdin
J. I. Purdin
Ernest Dodson
C. C. Dodson
J.I. Purdin
Tom Bennett
Walter Sayers
L. Woolf
D. T. Brown
Timothy
Lucy Jenkins
G. A. Taylor
W. E. Duck
John Sparks
P. A. Brassfield
D H
Lambert
M. Burwell
Peoples Bank Stockholders Meeting in Browning Mo
Notice of the 14th Annual stockholders meeting of Peoples Bank Browning Missouri to be held October 28 1915 at 9 o clock a m for at least three hours to consider reducing directors from eleven to five and elect directors for the ensuing year with any other business to come before the meeting James Neet president R C Bailey secretary adv.
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The
Peoples Bank
Browning
James Neet
R. C. Bailey
Adv
Apples for sale at Browning area orchard
Large quantity of Ben Davis and Newtown apples available north of Browning. Interested buyers should write or phone to place orders. Contact W. P. Nickell for details and pricing.
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Ben Davis
Browning
Adv
W. P. Nickell
Loyd Gale Grice Obituary
Loyd Gale Grice born May 22 1913 died Sept 28 1915 at age 2 years 4 months and 6 days. He was a beautiful child with a lovely disposition whose sweet smiles greeted all. He remained in the home only a short time before his spirit took its flight to heaven. His vacant chair can never be filled.
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Loyd
Gale Grice
Louis Grice
Little Loyd
Loyd’s Rest At Cemetery In Expression Of Thanks
A family notes the burial of Loyd with sorrow and faith in reunion, thanking friends and neighbors for support during the difficult time. They speak of a Resurrection Morning and meeting Loyd in heaven, and extend gratitude for kindness shown.
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Loyd
Barber Ad Seeks Patrons At Odd Fellows Shop
An advertisement announces high class barber work offered at a shop in the Odd Fellows building on West Street. P F Litton, Barber, respectfully solicits patronage. De
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West Street
Adv
P. F. Litton
Debtors Call for Settlement With Kaifong and Harvey
A terse notice requests the named debtors to call and settle debts with Kaifong and Harvey, urging prompt contact to resolve obligations.
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Kaifong
Harvey
Adv
Silage Advice Urges Early Feeding After Filling
J G Watson of Missouri College of Agriculture says feeding silage soon after silo filling reduces waste. He notes the feed is green corn finely cut until heating and fermentation begin, and that animals prefer it. Warns against allowing top layer to spoil and stresses securing rotting silage away from farm animals.
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J. G. Watson
Missouri College of Agriculture
How To Make Vinegar For Home Use
A farm or city housewife can ensure pure strong vinegar by following directions from Miss Xirri Pan of the Missouri College of Agriculture. Fill a barrel two thirds full and expose a surface to air. Create two inch holes on opposite sides near the top and bottom to allow air flow without spillover.
Vinegar Production From Cider Process
A 19th century note describes drawing off cider to ferment into vinegar, with repeated cycles possible every three or four weeks. It advises straining the gar after drawing off and storing in tightly stoppered vessels to preserve strength.
Parent Teachers Association Meets At Local School
The Parent-Teachers Association met last Thursday evening in the school building with President Mrs. Sarah Bolling presiding. Miss Cora Garrison and pupils entertained, showcasing the value of play. Candy and popcorn sales raised 17.38 dollars. a prize will reward the room keeping the nearest during the year. Books and globes will be purchased. monthly meetings set for the second Friday at 3:45 p.m. Parents teachers and others are urged to attend.
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Parent-Teachers’ Association
Sarah Bolling
Cora Garrison
Cost of Silo Filling Estimates
Agricultural Experiment Station Missouri notes that silo filling costs vary with field to silo conditions and weather, estimating about 1 dollar per ton with a fair average of seven cents per ton.
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Agric Experiment Stationia
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S. W. Warren
John Mary
J. E
Luella Carter
Blanche Tripp
M. Bwell
G. G. Hersman
Emma Burns
Edna Ross
J. H. Nickell
G.G. Hersman
Mae Austin
J. Buxton
Thor, Bennett
U. S
Lillian Gibson
Mabel Kraft
Thora Austin
Obe Broyles
Frank Forbes
J. J. Harmon
Ray Bennett
Cliff Peterson
Jas. Turner
Jas. McGhee
Walter Taylor
A.J. Elliott
C. C. Neely
C. Neely
L. W. Almond
Jas. Wood
A. J. Elliott
Jay McGhee
Joe Christy
Scott Brown
H. H. Brown
J. 'P.’ Bolling
Loren Elliott
Chas. Pulliam
J. 0
McKee
Thos. Kimbrough
Etha Rinehart
Louise Mairs
Wilburn Phillips
Henry Patterson
Jas. West
Myra Broyles
Waneta Broylés
Stockholders Meeting
Parent-Teachers Association
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