Save Vegetable Seed and Flour Substitutes Guidance
Indications show ample commercial vegetable seed for next spring except cabbage lettuce spinach and radish which are scarce and should be saved this fall. Save leftover seed, select ripe tomato cucumber melon beans and potato seed carefully, and store sweet potato seed from healthy productive hills. Mixed Victory Flours with substitutes are described and regulated. bakers must use 20 percent substitutes. Judge Sandefer marries Georgia Carpenter in Browning with groom joining Camp Funston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Rosa, Jr
University of Missouri College of Agriculture
Sandefer
Robert Clay Ewing
Georgia E. Carpenter
Browning
Camp Funston
Linn County
Milan
Delinquent Subscribers Urged to Pay Dues and Add 1 50
A newspaper asks readers in arrears to send the past due amount and, to comply with a new law, to add 1.50 to their balance so the paper continues. It notes a War Board order to revise lists on a conserving basis and avoid unpaid subscriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Government War Board
Fifty Fifty Wheat Rule Changes Announced by Food Administration
The Food Administration introduces major changes to wheat conservation as a large crop looms. The fifty fifty rule will be relaxed though strict economy remains, replacing the equal purchase requirement with a new provision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Food Administration
Sunday Dinner Honored Dr. Floyd Langdon Cousin
Mrs Emma Peters hosted a Sunday dinner in Unionville honoring her cousin Dr Floyd Langdon and his wife from Des Moines Iowa. Other guests included Mr and Mrs P J Tatman and son John Mr and Mrs O C Potts and Mrs Vahl Hayes Mr and Mrs J D Langdon and Voris Langdon Mr and Mrs Wesley Peters and Mr and Mrs George Peters and daughter May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Peters
Floyd Langdon
Des Moines, Iowa
P. J. Tatman
John
O. C. Potts
Vahl Hayes
Unionville
J. D. Langdon
Voris Langdon
Wesley Peters
George Peters
May
High School Opens at M. E. Church With 40 Students
Supt. Rogers leads a staff including Mrs. Hermin F. Adams Prof. J. F. Patton and Mrs. Eunice Dickinson as the new school starts with 28 resident and 12 non resident pupils. Teachers take on chemistry geography agriculture literature arithmetic algebra history civics Latin geometry and English. Building remains unavailable until next month but operations proceed with some inconvenience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
Rogers
Hermin F. Adams
J. F. Patton
Eunice Dickinson
Adams
Patton
Dickinson
Eczema Remedy Ad Promises Clear Skin
An ad touts Sano Eczema Remedy to remove black heads pimples and rough skin. It claims to cure eczema and offers a pleasant experience. Trial proves effectiveness available for 50c and $1.00 at Craip's Drug Store. Also notes stock of shingles ship lap and other goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craip
Local visitors and notable events report from town
J F Southerland and daughter Mrs Milo Street of purdin visited here Monday renewing for the home paper. Will Tucker and wife of near North Salem guests of George Ross Tuesday gifting us funds for another year. O B Tully and relatives left for Cairo Nebraska after visiting here. Lillian Whaley leaves for Columbia to join University faculty as nutrition specialist after years of preparation. J W Sevier's barn east of Cora burned from a lightning strike with corn hay cement and machinery lost. McCown becomes Browning Telephone Company trouble man and starts duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Southerland
Chillicothe
Milo Street
Purdin
Mr. Southerland
Will Tucker
Near North Salem
George Ross
Will
Lillian Whaley
Columbia
Lillian
Connecticut
J. W. Sevier
Cora
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Browning, Missouri
Joseph Nickell
Browning, Mo
Victory
HAT Shop
Wvis
Mattie Buxton
Coats
J.J. Smith
Long-Bell
Shbr. Co
O. B. Tully
H. C. Pearson
Cairo
Nebr
W. H. Spencer
North Salem
Trenton
McCown
Browning Telephone Company
the Kaiser
the Beast of
Berlin
Electric Theatre
Live Stock Commission CO
Union
Chicago
James H. Gooch
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