Local Advertisers Wide Spread In Leader Call
Readers are invited to notice a broad advertiser list in this issue. J W near North Salem advertises a sale en route to Brookfield. C O Dun near Milan also runs a farm sale. D Gill and Elmer Loyd ofreen City tout large stock at a two sale, with 543 head noted. Otter has sold out and plans to move to Oklahoma. Thompson’s at headquarters for Ford tractors promotes two available tractors. J J Smith, Leader of Prices, features dress goods and a quarter page. Bowersock Mills advertises Zephyr flour. The Electric E highlights motion pictures at the show house. Caloric furnaces with no piped heaters are promoted. Mercantile Co of Purdin invites customers to browse. Herbert C new hardware man touts goods. United States Tire claims space for tires. D Burwell insures farm loans. Summers of Milan Works aids in advertising. E P Watson Minister invites worship. Several local firms offer loans and hardware ads. The Robert H Ware farm of about 430 acres to be sold at partition sale in Linneus, Mo on Monday, November 3 at 1:30 pm. cash sale by Sheriff. Bailey & Hart, Brookfield handle particulars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W
Near North Salem
Brookfield
C. O. Dunnear
Milan
D. Gill
Elmer Loyd
Reen City
Otter
Oklahoma
Thompson
Fordters
the Mercantile Co
Purdin Ithus
Herbert C
Ople
United States
Park
D. Burwell
R. Summers
Milano Works
E. P. Watson
Church+of Christ
Robert H. Ware
Linneus
Bailey & Hart
Roosevelt Memo Supporters Prompted to Visit Savings Bank
Voters on the Sullivan side who wish to respond to the Roosevelt Memo are invited to the Savings Bank to drop off support. No soliciting or free will offering will occur at this event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Savings Bank
Bennett's Won Premiums At Farm Congress Corn Show
Ray Bennett won first on white and second on yellow in the white and yellow sweepstakes at Chillicothe's Farm Congress and corn show. Jack Dust won first on yellow as Linn county again showcased top corn entries. Bennett has shown corn at three fairs this year and aims for Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chillicothe
Ray Bennett
Jack Dust
Linn County
Bennett
Chicago
Ray
Ora Bennett
Permanent Improvements In Uncle Dan Haley Building
The brick work on the Uncle Dan Haley building is finished and sand fill is being hauled in for a cement floor. Uncle Dan, though aged, has kept busy earning about two hands a day for several days, proving he can still work and inspire others. The town’s appearance will greatly improve once the remodel is complete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Dan Haley
Uncle Dan
Sunday School Convention in Bucklin This Week
The Linn County Sunday School Convention will be held at Bucklin October 30 and 31 at the M E church. An excellent program has been prepared for the occasion. Remember the date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County
Bucklin
M. E. Church
Farmers Hold Meeting on Yellow Creek Drainage Plans
Land owners along Yellow Creek from Linn county north to Sorrel met October 21, 1919, to discuss draining the bottom by straightening the channel. A temporary organization was formed with Chas M Morris president and W C Swearengen secretary, and a second meeting set for October 28 at Ricey L Brown’s residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellow Creek
Linn County
Sorrel
L. G. Holloway
W. O. Swearengen
Pierce Thompson
W. S. Clark
A. L. Jones
Henry Pfeiffer
R. E. Lee
E. E. Frazier
Chas. M
Ricey L. Brown
Local Visitors On Business From Milan and Nearby Farm
Harry Peterson of Milan visited on business yesterday. Ben Wood and sons of near Haseville were here on business Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Peterson
Milan
Ben Wood and Sons of
Near Haseville
Local Notes From Chillicothe and Surroundings
C R Quigley visited relatives in Chillicothe at the week’s start. K M Duncan and J D Burwell were in Milan on business Tuesday morning. J T Watkins of Humpreys vicinity stopped by our sanctum Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Ray Keithley called Tuesday afternoon. Clay Gooch arranged sending the home paper to John F Gooch in Laplata. Old Jack Frost has cooled the corn over the last ten nights. The Spencers returned home near Trenton Tuesday, Mrs Rachel Hatch accompanying them for a few days. A twelve page paper is again published this week thanks to advertisers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay Gooch
John F. Gooch
Laplata
Clay
Jack Frost
W. H. Spencer
Trenton
Rachel Hatch
Cora and Cross Roads Local Notes
D. G. Havens shipped hogs from Cora Monday. George Jennings and wife from Kansas City returned home after visiting relatives. Several attended the sale at J. D. Elliott's last Monday. Dodson sold cattle to L. M. Kenley. Vesta Dodson visited Mabel and Hazel Dodson. Billy Franklin and others delivered hogs at Cora. Mrs. W. P. Nickell has returned home from the hospital. Lot Langdon bought a Buick from Vernon Hollow. Mrs. Arthur Pipes and children visiting E. E. Maxey. Charley Mays moved near Humphreys. Ernest Dodson moved east of Cora. G. M. Spencer family went to Trenton. Harold Kenley improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Jennings
Kansas City
Local Notices and Social Roundup
J H Knnfong traveled to Kansas City on business. Miss Mamie Anderson returned home to Linneus from her sister’s visit. A W Cotter received a car of butcher stock locally. Mrs C H Mundell visited friends in Linneus. C A and Harry Woolf of near Haseville visited here. A pie supper at White Oak Grove schoolhouse on Saturday October 25 supports the school library. All invited. ladies to bring a pie. By Order of Com.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie Anderson
W. F. Peters
Linneus
White Oak Grove
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bennett’s
C. R. Quigley
K. M. Duncan
J. D. Burwell
J. T. Watkins
South of Humphreys
Ray Keithley
D. G. Havens
Cora
Edward R. Maloney
H. P. Maggart
J. D. Elliott
James A. Dodson
L. M. Kenley
Vesta Dodson
Mabel
Hazel Dodson
Billy Franklin
William Grissamer
Cecil Dodson
W. P. Nickell
Lot Langdon
Vernon Hollow
Arthur Pipes
E. E. Maxey
Charley May
Humphreys
Ernest Dodson
G. M. Spencer
Hildred
Harold Kenley
Low
Sorrell
Missouri
The
Presbyterian Church
Cowgill, Peterson and Martin
Co. O. Dunlap
Tenk Hardware Co
Quincy, Ill
TENK
J. H. Knnfong
A. W. Cotter
C. H. Mundell
C. A. and
Harry Woolf
Near
Haseville
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