Red Sox Defeat Linneus Braves on Labor Day
The Browning Red Sox beat the Linneus Braves 6 to 3 in a Labor Day game led by Rottman on the mound. Linneus struck early but Browning surged with three runs in the third and held on for the win.
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RED Sox
Linneus Braves
Labor Day
Browning Red Sox
Braves
Browning Boys
Rottman
Haseville
Purdin
Linneus
Powell
Was
Pennss
Franklin
Moore
Rottmann
Browning
Anderson
Petrea
Thurlo
Harvey & Fleming
Farmers Store
Birthday Celebration For Al Brown At Country Home
Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Al Brown gathered Sunday to mark Al Brown’s 59th birthday at their country home. Guests arrived with baskets, spent the forenoon visiting, and shared a lawn dinner featuring ham coffee ice tea mince pie and salads prepared by Mrs. Brown and her daughters. A 21 piece dinner set was presented and thanks were offered before evening activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Brown
N. C. Purdin
John Brown
George Phillips
L. P. Gilmer
Lilburn
Harrison Nichols
Martha Sue
J. D
Mark Gooch
G. A. Garrett
Frances
Louise
Vivian
Marylee
Esther
Carolee
Doris
Lila Mae
Wayne Bagley
A. M. Street
Claude
D. R. Rowland
Chas. McNally
Bobby
Orvyle Helms
G. S. Gilmer
Mary Gertrude
Fern Street
George Austin
Alva Phillips
Ave
Enterprise School Reunion Park Browning Invite
All persons who ever attended the Enterprise school are cordially invited to come to the park in Browning on Friday September 11 at four o clock. Bring well filled baskets. Others interested will be made welcome. Student Committee.
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Enterprise School
Browning
Lineville Mineral Springs Offers Water and Stay Deal
Lineville Mineral Springs led by E A Bryant offers mineral water orders via Scott Browning. Guests at the springs receive hotel accommodations for 12 dollars per week with free water use. baths cost extra.
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Lineville
Scott Browning
Lineville Mineral Springs
E. A. Bryant
Mercer, Mo
Cotter Family Reunion Draws Wider Circle at Linneus Park
In Tennessee migrants Stephen and Elizabeth Cotter and their sons settled near Linneus Missouri. The Cotter family held a reunion with hundreds from Browning Linneus Meadville and many towns joining as officers were elected and old time music filled the park. A cake honored the eldest member Rachel Hatch at eighty two and William Kearns of Laclede earned a prize as the youngest attendee.
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Tennessee
Missouri
Stephen Cotter
John
William
Dave
Jerry
Stephen
Elizabeth Cotter
Caleb
Hannah
Andrew Jackson
Margaret
Rachel
David DeWitt
Robert
Mary
Martha Oxley
Martha O’neal
Wash Oxley
Ellen Pipes
Willard Spencer
Geo. Krantz
Laclede
Paul Gooch
Browning
Edna Harvey
Linneus
Rachel Hatch
William Kearns
J. M. Moore
Ben Cotter
James Cotter
Loren Vincent
Artie Cotter
Alma
G. D. Prather
John Hooker
B. J. Lambert
G. L. Cotter
G. L. Taylor
Fred Cotter
Card of Thanks to Browning Quartette and Civic League
We express our thanks for the music from the Browning Quartette and for the use of the Park by the Civic League for the Cotter Revenion.
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Browning Quartette
Civic League
Cotter Revenion
Linhart Family Hosteto Honored Daughter at Kirksville Visit
Mr. and Mrs. Rube Linhart entertained Sunday at their home for daughter Alpha a Kirksville student. A noon dinner greeted C. C. Linhart Ted Brantner Mrs. Hayes and Bro. Taylor from a Baker church protracted meeting. A watermelon feast followed with guests praising the hosts before evening church at Baker.
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Rube Linhart
Miss Alpha
Kirksville
C. C. Linhart
Ted Brantner
Hayes
Bro. Taylor
Baker Baker Church
Mrs. Linhart
Baker
Notice New Chanile Crepes 50 Cents a Yard
W. H. Dickinson advertises new chanile crepes priced at 50 cents per yard for fabric goods.
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W. H. Dickinson
Community Sale Notice Seeks Items for Cash
Community sale set for Saturday September 19 1931 plans to liquidate household goods implements and live stock. Items offered for cash under supervision of Secretary Harry Rhodes with J J Smith as manager.
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Harry Rhodes
J. J. Smith
Henry Edwin Hanman Called to His Reward
Obituary notes Henry Edwin Hanman born May 30 1875 in Linn County Missouri died September 1 1931 at age 56. He married Clara Lambert in 1902 and had six children, three of whom died in infancy. Survived by wife and children sister Lola Porter of Browning Mo and many relatives. Funeral held at home with Rev L E Wheeler and burial in Enterprise Cemetery.
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Henry Edwin Hanman
John
Barbara Hanman
Linn County
Missouri
Clara Lambert
John Edwin
Lucille
Imogene May
Lola Porter
Browning, Mo
John Abraham
L. E. Wheeler
Hanmann
Enterprise Cemetery
Special House Pajamas Promote Cotton and Silk
Advertisement lists cotton and silk house pajamas from Dickinson with prices from 1.00 to 1.95 each.
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Dickinson
Surprise Birthday Dinner for Mr Street at Country Home
Sixty two relatives and friends gathered Sunday at the country home of Mr and Mrs W J Street to celebrate Mr Streets fifty first birthday with a pleasant surprise dinner. The meals were laid out on large tables creating a joyful social event.
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W. J. Street
Lambert Reunion in City Park at Brown ing
The Lambert Reunion will be held in the City Park at Brown ing on Sunday September 13 1931. Friends and neighbors welcome.
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Lambert
Browning
Surprise Birthday Dinner for J B Chittum at Seventy Eight
About fifty years ago J B Chittum, once a Cottonwood Grove merchant in Livingston County, later hosted a hotel now a farm home. On Sunday relatives and neighbors gathered with baskets to celebrate his seventy eighth birthday, sharing a surprise dinner and wishing many more.
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J. B. Chittum
Place
Cottéhwood Grove
Livingston County
T. Holding
Cottonwood Grove
Foster
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul
Chula
Chittum
Henry Hall
Ollie Sampsell
Joe Nickell
Fred Chittum
Brookfield
Joe Miles
Mr. Chittum
Free dinner set displayed in window this Saturday
A free dinner set is shown in the window with a giveaway scheduled for Saturday at an unnamed Dickinson location. The notice emphasizes the free offer and date.
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Dickinson
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Brown
Jim
Laura
S. Dell
Dell
Horace Tomlin
Barbara
Frank
Charles Carter
W. L. Baker
Will Urbach
Marjorie
Eugene Urbach
Ernest Pearson
Marilee
Imolene
Lewis Grice
Thelma
Dorothy Helen
Fern
Eraine Hicks
Charley Fuller
Alfred Taylor
Kingsolver
Thomas Brown
Jean Bailey
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Price Gilmer
Liburn
Joe Waltz
Ed Waltz
L. W. Arnold
Wm. Pridemore
Naomi Jerome
Dortha
Norma
Mae
Audry
Helen,Riley
Fred Utally
Clifford Eliott
Jean Riley
Norma Lee
A. R
Mrs. Brown
P. S
Maurean
Free Heaven
Lineville Mineral Water
Cotter
City Park
W. T. Cordray
Katie Reed
J. H. Bailey
Henry Wyatt
W. P. Standly
W. E. Bailey
B. S. Cotter
J. G. Harvey
Milan
J. E. Cotter
Hannibal
T. Davis
Council Bluff
Iowa
Chris Christiansen
Kansas City
John H. Polky
Max Safreed
W. A. Safreed
A. M. Myers
R. M. Eggert
Betty Ann
Elaine
Clarence Skeen
Billy
A. W. Cotter
Winigan
Clyde Reed
North Salem
C. E. Cotter
Youngstown
Ohio
Raymond Tucker
Mesdames
Josie Jones
Lula Carter
Gertrude Fields
Helen Calhoun
Skitook
Okla
Kirksville Hospital
Essie M. Hoyle
Missouri College of Agriculture
Farhers
Lambert Reunion
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