Emogr County Candidates Hear Friday Speech
Hon Ralph F Lozier gave a well timed address to a crowded Electric Theatre audience on Friday afternoon. County candidates J S Walker Carl Brown Wallace Turner and W Z McKinsie spoke with D A Peery and Delmar Dail present. Dail urged Governor Guy B Park election. Nozier praised Browning politicians.
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Ralph F. Lozier
Electric Theatre
R. Williams
D. A. Peery
Peery
J. S. Walker
Carl Brown
Walace Turner
W. Z. McKinsie
Imr
Dail
Con
Nozier
Browning
Lolzier
Slats Diary of a Rural Week in Quirky Notes
A fragmentary diary style entry surveys a week of small town life with quirky spellings. It mentions a hen keeper named Shell, a bricklayer, a relative visiting Jefferson County, and a divorce in Paris hopes. The narrator laments school boredom and future value of lessons while noting chores and weather. The voice hints at Christmas plans and mounting family concerns.
Surprise Birthday Dinner for Chester Bagley
Chester Bagley received the surprise of his life Sunday when relatives gathered at the Bagley home in Brookfield MO to celebrate his birthday. Relatives present included C S Bagley RC Bagley Raymond Bagley Al Bagley Wayne Bagley J A Hedges and Lenore Tully among others, with guests bringing baskets and enjoying games before departures.
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Chester Bagley
Bagley
Mr. Bagley
C. S. Bagley
RC. Bagley
Raymond Bagley
al. Bagley
Wayne Bagley
J. A. Hedges
Leslie Bagley
Mary Harper
Lenore Tully
Chester
Mrs Rush in Kirksville Hospital After Gall Bladder Operation
Mrs. Hinda Rush was taken to Kirksville hospital last Saturday for gall bladder surgery. She is reported in serious condition with slim odds against recovery. A large circle of friends awaits news, with a Tuesday report indicating slight improvement.
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Hinda Rush
Kirksville
Letter to Poultry Raisers Urges Early Market For Thanksgiving
Dear friends I urge duck and geese raisers to have stock ready for market within a week or two to reach eastern markets in time for Thanksgiving. Prices are expected to be 2 3 cents per pound lower than last year while consumer demand for smaller fowl persists. I believe Thanksgiving fowl may bring better returns than Christmas, so send birds to packing houses soon for best possible price. W F Priebe
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W. F. Priebe
Amendment No 2 would limit clerks in Missouri legislature
A partisan letter urging voters to approve Constitutional Amendment No. 2 sponsored by the Missouri Farm Association. It cites 1931 payroll excess and bogus names, arguing the measure to cap clerks at 75 per chamber or 150 total will save taxpayers money. Endorsed by a committee of 10 legislators and signed by Lary Brunk State Treasurer and others.
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Missouri Farm Association
Missouri
House of Representatives
Senate
Lary Brunk
State Treas
Special Notice Talking Pictures at Electric Theatre
Every Friday and Saturday nights the Electric Theatre shows films with all seats priced at 10 cents.
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Talking Pictures
Friendship Circle Club Met at Mrs Floyd Palmer
The Friendship Circle Club met with Mrs Floyd Palmer on October 19 with eleven members and three visitors. They quilted in the forenoon, shared a noon table of covered dishes, then resumed work. Meeting opened at 2 after singing Father of the Land We Love. George Washington suggestions noted. readings by Mrs Irvin Smith. contest by Mrs Cecil Smith. Kathryn Smith won the favor. Present included Edna Bagley Mary Gooch Jamnita Fuller Reta Doris Toy Slater Marjorie Bessie and others.
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Friendship Circle Club
Floyd Palmer
George Washington
Irvin Smith
Cecil Smith
Kathryn Smith
Edna Bagley
Mary Gooch
Jamnita Fuller
Reta Doris
Toy Slater
Marjorie
Bessie
Notice To Hunters On Farm Prohibition
Notice to hunters prohibits any hunting with guns dogs or traps on the farm of H F Kille. Stitch And Chatter Club met at Mrs Molly Cordray home with 33 members quilting and embroidering. A noon spread followed by a tackiest costume contest with Hoover Depression and Hoover Hits Hard banners. Bernice Shipp won a framed picture. New member Beatrice Walker joined. many members and guests listed. Next meeting set with Mrs Orpha Dickinson on Oct 2. Farmers Week honors Linn County Women Clubs Certificate recipients. Over 300 women attended the event.
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H. F. Kille
Stitch and Chatter Club
Molly Cordray
Grace
Lavenia Linhart
Leah
Iva
Dana
Mary Linhart
Emma
Olpha Dickinson
Florence
Iris
Ima Elliott
Mildred
Frances Tucker
Camora
Goldie Abbott
Lydia Barclay
Almay Browning
Agnes Brantner
Allie Ware
Amelia Kelley
Cara
Lucille
Doris Hanman
Bernice
Alma Shipp
Alpha Quigley
Sylvia Gillspie
Ina
Cora Sargent
Will Cordray
Clifford
Will Eliott
Jake Quigley
Noel Bennett
Paul
Lyle Gooch
Willie Ware
Lou Kelley
John Browning
Mr. Burton
Marvin Abbott
Clinton Bennett
Beverly
John Kelley
Rosalie
Donald Gillspie
Quinn
John Raymond Becker
Orpha Dickinson
Columbia
Linn County
Merry Matrons
Forker
Mothers Club
Meadville
Laclede
George Gooch
Deputy Sheriff Shot by Abernathy at Milan
A posse confronted Layton Abernathy in Milan as he fired at deputies guarding his residence. Buckalew was shot in the breast but is reported to be recovering in Kirksville hospital. Sheriff Hoover subdued Abernathy, who was found with car parts and other items hidden at his place. Showboat Minstrels, featuring Bert Swor, ride into Brookfield with a three-performance run at the DeGraw Theatre next Sunday.
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Layton Abernathy
Green City
Milan
Sheriff Hoover
Mr. Hoover
Ralph Clubine
Earl Buckalew
Abernathy
Buckalew
Hoover
Kirksville
Brookfield
Chester D. Bell
DeGraw Theatre
Bert Swor
al G. Field
Harry van Forssen
Mack and
Long
al Tint
Walter Macy
Ideal Quartette
Zin James
Jack Oakie
Republican Elton L Marshall to Speak in Browning
Hon Elton L Marshall Republican solicitor for the Department of Agriculture in Washington DC will speak at the Electric Theatre Browning on October 29 at 2 PM in the interest of the Republican party. A native Missourian and former prosecuting attorney and education board leader he is a noted orator with a nonpartisan message. Also Pie Supper at Enterprise school Frinight October 28 with program and invites from Lilah Steele Teacher.
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Elton L. Marshall
Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Browning
Marshall
Missouri
Board of Education of
Chillicothe
Browning Farm Club Elects Four Directors
At the annual stockholders meeting of Browning Farm Club in this city, J. P. Bolling J. M. Thurlo W. B. Arnold and Roy Haley were elected to serve during the coming year. The page notes a postponed political address by Hon. John E. Swanger of Woodman Cole, initially set for last night, cancelled by the Republican National Committee with no announced reason.
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Farm Club
Browning Farm Club
J. P. Bolling
J. M.thurlo
W. B. Arnold
Roy Haley
Swanger
Republican State Committee
St. Louis
John E. Swanger
Woodman
Cole
Republican National Committee
National Committee
Linn County
First Baptist Church Preaches New Weekly Schedule
First Baptist Church begins regular preaching services under Rev. E John Meyers with Bible school at 10:00 a.m. and a sermon on The Christian and Law Observance. Morning Worship follows at 11:00 a.m. Evangelistic Service at 7:30 p.m. Choir practice Friday at 7:30 at the Baileys.
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First Baptist Church
E. John Meyers
Bible
Les+son
Herbert C. Bailey
Browning
H.C. Bailey
Birthday Surprise for Ben Barrows on Sunday
A birthday gathering for Ben Barrows took place in Purdin with a large crowd of 53 guests. Relatives and friends from Meadville and nearby joined a basement dinner after a surprise arrival, sharing food and well wishes for many more birthdays to come.
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Ben Barrows
Purdin
Warren
Willie
Meadville
Stanley Bargar
Lena Shepherd
Dorothy Ware
Earl Arnold
Ben Barows and Sons
Ben
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Emograt
Ralph Lozier
Ant Emmy
Pat Bernstein
Saterday
Unkle
Jefferson County
Unkel
Sun Joe
Larry Brunk
Vacyl Smith
Dixie Ruth Patterson
Lee Anna Woodside
Sylvia Palmer
Frances Smith
Eugene
Chas. Miller
Roy Miller
Bettie Self
Bessie Smith
W. H. Smith
Pie Supper Enterprise School
Frinight
Lilah Steele
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