Laredo Street Fair Announces Schedule and Queen Crowning
Laredo Street Fair set for September 15 16 and 17 features queen crowning on September 17. Thirteen candidates vie for queen with 4 H Scouts and rural schools entering exhibits in cakes cookies jams textiles seeds and vegetables. Prizes range from 5 to 15 dollars for best displays and contests run daily culminating in a parade and street festivities. Lansing Band earns Chicago honor after winning International Guitar League contest.
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Prepa the Berg
Catlett Onre
Pve Kision
Edna Clay
Claypole
Pete Hatfield
Violett Kenley
Boy Scouts
Laredo
Lardeo «School
Lansing
Chicago
Lansing State Journal
Michigan
Chicagolan Music Accee Stent
Cage Tribune
Norman English
Lauritz Melchoir
al Jolson
Nancy Carr
Orman English
Palmer Ouse
Local Contestants Shine in Lanai Event
About 15 en tire local contestants competed in an event led by Ollie Hatch, son of Mr and Mrs Ollie Hatch of Lanai.
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Ollie Hatch
Lana
Birthday celebration at Mrs James Street household
Celebration for Jack Corbin's fourth birthday at Mrs James Street's home. Guests included Mr and Mrs Frank Corbin and family and Mrs Olave Jones of Los Angeles attended as afternoon caller. Also mentions Mrs C E Smith family moving to To Weslyan and Weslyan Service Guild meeting with devotional, lessons, and Biblical contest led by Mrs Hazel Peterson and several members attending.
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James Street
Frank Corbin
Grafton Corbin and Sons
Jack
Jimmie
Olave Jones
Los Angeles
Weslyan Service Guild
Arthur Bennett
Hazel Peterson
Beverly Moore
Velma Jennings
Kathleen Quigley
Mary Grice
Lila Williams
Margaret Smith
Ila Nevins
Beverly Gore
Nellie Seaman
Almeda Bartow
Mary Vincent
Martha Gooch
Gladys Bowyer
Genevieve Prather
Mildred Atkins
Mabelle Keithley
Mary Askey
Marjorie Lay
Etta Browning
Sylvia Skeen
Willing Workers Club
Sylvia Een
St.Luke
Carl Norvell
Lucy Cumbo
Sylvia
Silas Bartow
Trenton Junior Legioners Fall Short in Season Finale
The 1949 Trenton American Legion Juniors, top of the league, were edged 15 to 7 as Browning led with 7 runs and 3 hits. Arneson held the Rareeverel team scoreless while Brookshier and Green rotated on the mound. After 9 innings the season ends with hopes for 1950 and community backing for a future team.
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Randall Carter
Trenton American Legion
Iuns Browning
Trenton
Browning
Green
Brookshier
Rs Nece Arneson
Aeeverel
Brookshire
Nevins
Atkins
Hoselton
Boys Show Sports Spirit and School Goals Emphasized
The speaker praises the boys for a good show and good sportsmanship. Sponsors are thanked as the message urges the team to stay in, study hard, and return with a winning spirit under Chairman Claude Myers Post 274 Publicity Committee.
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Pub. Com
Claude Myers
Family notes from Sherman and Fort Collins event
Mr and Mrs Delloore of Sherman Texas and Mr and Mrs Jessie L Moore of Raytown Missouri hosted a gathering. Guests included Mr and Mrs Dean Knight and children Nona K and Terrill of Fort Collins Colorado and Mr and Mrs Milt Moore of Laclede.
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Delloore
Sherman
Texas
Jessie L. Moore
Raytown
Missouri
Dean Knight
Nona K. and
Terrill
Fort Collins
Colorado
Milt Moore
Laclede
Smith Family Moves to Dalton Illinois
Mr and Mrs John L Smith and their sons left last Wednesday for their new home in Dalton Illinois Mr Smith is an employee at the Ford Motor Company in Detroit
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John L. Smith and Sons
Dalton
Ill
Smith
Ford Motor Co
Detroit
Hereford prizes awarded at East Missouri Fair cattle show
At Kirksville last week the New East Missouri Fair awarded Cowgill Ranch, east of Milan, first aged bull over two years, first aged cow over two years, first summer yearling heifer, and second senior yearling heifer in the Hereford division open to horned and polled cattle. The exhibitor also attended the Iowa State Fair in Des Moines during the prior week.
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Kirksville
Cowgill Ranch
Milan
Linn County Soil Testing Lab Offers Fertility Analysis
Linn County Extension Service operates a soil testing laboratory under County Agent Marvin Garner to help farmers in Linn County and surrounding areas raise soil fertility. The Missouri College of Agriculture has approved the lab, with samples processed like the state laboratory. A 75 cent charge covers materials and labor, and results include fertilizer recommendations. Turnaround is three to four days after samples arrive at Linneus lab.
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Linn County
Linn County Soil Testing Laboratory
Linn County Extension Service
Marvin Garner
Missouri College of Agriculture
Linneus
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Tulelake
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Granville Barrows
Gerald
Rosalie
Carl Monroe
Elgin
Kenneth Bagley
Clifford Monroe
Ellis
Berniece
Reta
Barbara
Keith
Purdin
Jay Smith
Mary
Janet
Gary
Judy
Dean
Perry Skinner
Shirley
Leroy Lambert
Earnest Billings
Eddie
Milo Bagley
Harlin
Neva Billings
Brookfield
Joe Hines
Harold Calhoun
Mapleton
Iowa
Idaughinis
Ry Ae
H. L. Schrock
Browning, Missouri
Brayell
Johnson
Simoniz
Norge
Com Ae Meres
Sunbeam Ironmaster
Betty Crocker
General Electric
Dominion
Hamilton Beach
Arvin
Emerson
Browning Lumber Co
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