Cross Roads and Shelby Area News Collects Local Ties
Community notes from Brown ing Missouri record visits and gatherings across the week. Families like Bailey Reed Ogle and Bummer share time at homes and in Chillicothe while events include a Shetland pony purchase and the passing of Morton Uncle Tom. Funeral rites noted at Pickerel cemetery conducted by the Odd Fellows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirksville
Albert McCollum
George Bunch
Winigan
Bill Heaton
Green City
Kingdom of Heaven
Tom
Morton
Pickerel Cemetery
Holloway
The
Odd Fellows
Cora and Cross Roads Community News Highlights
Hogs shipped from Cora by G M Spencer on Wednesday. Frances Fanning and family visited in Cora. Mrs Fannie Hollon and Mrs Eliza Shipley visited friends in Cora area. Cora area cattle ship by Sevier Pipes and Mairs. Cross Roads pie supper drew a large crowd raising about 30 dollars. J N Maxey underwent appendectomy in Kirksville. Roy and Alden Marley dug a pond for grandfather J H Tharp. Mrs Alva Brinkley of Laclede visited her mother Mrs Rebecca Head. People attended Hum phy s school fair in Humphreys Alden. Marley visited George Dodson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. M. Spencer
Cora
Frances Fanning
Milan
Haskell Hollon
Fannie Hollon
Trenton
Eliza Shipley
Roger
J.D
Troy Sevier
Geo. A. Pipes
van Mairs
Cross Roads
J.n.maxey
Kirksville
Roy
Alden Marley
J.h.tharp
Alva Brinkley
Laclede
Rebecca Head
Humphreys
Alden
Marley
George Dodson
Winigan Sports and Community Notes
Winigan grade school won one home basketball game while the high school won both of its away games at Grand View. The baseball captain led a 12 to 5 win over Brush Creek. Alden Thrasher recovering well after appendicitis operation visited Kirksville. Rev. Asa Abbott spoke at Winigan school for grade and high school fund with East Winigan attendance. Arthur Watson sought rheumatism treatment in Kirksville. Will Maples traveled with wife, baby, and mother-in-law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winigan
Grandview
Kirksville
Alden Thrasher
Brush Creek
Asa Abbott
Ocean
Winigan School
East Winigan
Abbott
Arthur Watson
Will Maples
Road Tax Amendment Debate Sparks Browning Meeting
Robert Lyons of the district office visited to discuss Road Tax Amendment No. 5 with Browning residents. An enthusiastic group of local business leaders agreed to another meeting to advocate for grading and rock work on the north south road, stressing its importance as a state throughway and a link to Jefferson City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Lyons
Macon
Browning
Linn
Sullivan
Highway Commission
Jefferson City
Election season in North Salem district brief
News from North Salem notes people visiting Browning on business and social visits to Welter and Wyatt households. Chas Lambert and Moore brothers share Sunday travel and Noah Head shows a Chevrolet 490. A Republican rally drew a large crowd while Ella Cordray begins roof work on her house. George Clark and Harvey Moore travel to Purdin. Crain and Burnell, nearby farmers, were seen in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Lambert
Moore Bros
Moores
Mr. Lambert
Browning
Noah Head
Moore
North Salem
Garner Church
George Clark
Harvey Moore
Purdin
Si Head
Welter Heads
Sarah Moore
John Wyatts
Ella Cordray
Jess Crain
Galt
Jesse Burne'l
Mr. Crain
Salem
Alexander's Studio Opens in Kirksville Area
George J. Alexander has moved to Kirksville and opened one of the region’s newest photograph studios in the Trust Company site building. The studio features a reception and dressing room with a fitting room, a basement finishing department, and modern equipment including arc and spot lights for all hours. Furniture is new and harmonious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George J. Alexander
Kirksville
Trust Company
Harmo
Photographer Alexander Opens Studio in Kirksville
Mr. Alexander, veteran photographer and post graduate of the Southern School of Photography, previously ran a studio in Green City and other local towns, now establishing a new studio in Kirksville as reported by the Daily Express.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander
Green City
Southern School of Photography
Kirksville
Daily Express
Notice of Final Settlement in Mer rick estate
Notice to creditors and interested parties that Virginia KE Melton Executrix will make Final Settlement of the estate of James E Mer rick Sr at the Linn County Probate Court Linneus Missouri on November 10 1924.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Merrick
Virginia KE. Melton
Linn County
Missouri
Linneus
Virginia E.melton
Estate settlement notice in Linn County Missouri
In the estate of Dath Q Peavler deceased Nannie Peavler administratrix intends to make final settlement at the next term of the probate court to be held at Linneus on November 10 1924 Nannie Pearler administratrix
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dath Q. Peavler
Nannie Peavler
Linn County
Missouri
Linneus
Nannie Pearler
Final Settlement in Stone Estate slated for November 10
Creditors and all interested in the estate of David B. Stone deceased are informed that J F Stone and W D Stone, Administrators, will present their final settlement at the next term of the Probate Court of Linn County Missouri to be held at Linneus on November 10 1924.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David B. Stone
J.F. Stone
W. D. Stone
Linn County
Truste es Sale of Browning Property in Linn County
Trustee C M Thornton will sell at public auction the Archie R Austin and Lizzie Austin property in Browning Linn County Missouri Lots 4 5 6 Block 8 Maire Addition at Browning to satisfy two promissory notes a foreclosure due to default The sale takes place Friday November 14 1924 between 9 am and 5 pm at the front door of the Browning Post Office Missouri coordinates and costs of execution to be included
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie R. Austin
Lizzie Austin
Recorder's Office
Linn County
Missouri
Linn
Mair
Browning
Purdin Items Revival Adds Twenty At Church of Christ
October has been ideal. Wm Pulliam and wife and Mrs Amos Cotter visited at Joe Creasons Sunday. The Church of Christ revival closed Sunday night with twenty new additions. Jess Pulliam and family of Brookfield visited O H Stone Saturday night and Sunday. Carl Tapscott, wife and baby, Ice Graham, visited D L Cadus Saturday night and Sunday. Mrs Wm Pulliam returned from Brookfield last week where she had been visit-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Pulliam
Amos Cotter
Joe Creasons
Church of Christ
Jess Pulliam
Brookfield
O. H. Stone
Carl Tapscott
Ice Graham
D. L. Cadus
Local families gather for church dinner and visits
Mrs J E Steen and Mr Steen and son Jess Pulliam visit, Ross family visits Ray Pulliam, Joe Creason and wife in Brookfield on business, Ed Pulliam visits Meadville, Wm Davis visits Ludlow to see Guy Davis, Wm Pulliam loses a fine cow, church basket dinner enjoyed at the Church of Christ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Steen
Steen
Jess Pulliam
Ross
Ray Pulliams
Joe Creason
Brookfield
Ed Pulliam
Meadville
Wm. Davis
Ludlow
Guy Davis
Wm. Pulliam
Church of Christ
Cross Roads and Bundridge Pie Supper Notes and Visits
Community notices report a well attended pie supper at Bundridge on Monday night. People visiting relatives include Notalie Harmon, Selene Harmon with Mary Jennings, and Mary Maxey in Kirksville. Seed corn drying guidance from Missouri Extension emphasizes air circulation, avoiding contact, six week drying, and storage in dry ventilated spaces with oats used as a protective layer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cross Roads
Cora
Bundridge
Notalie
Selene Harmon
Mary Jennings
Chas. Dodson
Cecil Dodson
Unionville
Cross, Roads
Kennett
Chillicothe
N.mayey and Sons
J.h.tharp
Kirksville
Alden
Lucille Marley
J A. Dodsons
How Doctors Treat Colds and the Flu with Calotabs
Physicians recommend Calotabs to break up a cold overnight and shorten grippe or influenza. One or two Calotabs at bedtime with water claim to cause no nausea or interference with daily activities, and a refreshed feeling next morning. Sold in original packages priced ten cents for the single and thirty-five cents for the restock.
Robertson Visit Noted In Bra shier Area
Mr and Mrs Robertson of Bra shier spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Clarence Robertson of southeast of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Robertson
Brashier
Mrs
Clarence Robertson
Community Action Urges Chinch Bug Control This Fall
Otis Wade extension entomologist warns residents to burn chinch bug winter homes along roadsides fence rows and ravines as soon as grasses dry. Frosts drive bugs into hibernation and prepare fuels, but wide community effort is needed or pests spread next spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis Wade
Missouri College of Agriculture
Wade
Seed Drying Affects Yields In Experiments
A note describes seed drying in hangers or racks with good air circulation. Repeated experiments show curing the seed materially affects yield.
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Browning, Missouri
Joe Nickell
Browning, Mo
Shelby
C. M. Bailey
Kate Reed
Jack Brown
Billie
L.H
Eva Williams
Ed Ogle
News
P. E. Cokerham
Purdin, Missouri
Grain Belt Mills CO
ST. Joseph MG
V.S.A
Kent
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W.P.F.C
W. R. Kent and Son, Geo. J
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