Farm accident and near fatal crossing incident in Linn County
The September 14 1916 report covers two incidents. A southbound freight struck a motor car at a crossing near Purdin injuring nothing but injuring a Ford machine. farmer Milton Lamb escaped unharmed after a cow dragged him and he freed himself by cutting the tail.
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B. F. Johnson
Purdin
Johnson
Linneus
Linn County
Cen Eays
Milton Lamb
Mr. Lamb
Local Notices From Milan and Nearby Towns
Local items note Healy's new goods and Bailey paying top cash for eggs. Residents plan a Milan circus. Sidnas French Nickell, recently ill, is now able to be up and about. A.A. and Mrs. Brehm moved into the Mairs property. Potts visit relatives. Gray went to Excelsior Springs. Jessee Folley and daughter left after visits. Otto Johnston moved into the Warren property. Tuesday special election chose Wm Harvey as marshal. Mrs Christy returned from Green. F P Moore made a Kansas City trip. Wheatcraft praised for sales. Mortgage lenders Burnwell Porter advertise farm loans with favorable terms. Palmer, Harold, Carpenter, and Greene returned from a motor trip to South Missouri.
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Browning, Mo
Browning
J. C. Green
Joe Nickell
Browning, Missouri
Joseph Nickell
Healy‘s
Bailey
Milan
Ney Sidnas
French Nickell
A.A. Brehm
John Mairs
Mrs. C. E. Pot
R. E. B. Gray
Excelsior Springs
John Jessee
Flossie Folley
Sybel
Otto Johnson
Warren
C. F. Greenstreet
John Gibson
Our City
Wm. Harvey
B. D.stevenson
J. B. Christy
Green
F. P. Moore
Kansas City
K. M. Duncan
O. $. Wheatcraft
Missouri
Ady
Burnwell & Porter
Milan, Mo
C. W. Palmer
Sor
Harold
J. O. Carpenter
Chas. Greene
South Missouri
Ed Teport
Portland
Iola
Western
Haggard Bros
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