North Salem News items cover wind damage and community notes
A strong windstorm caused damage Saturday night. Mrs Lula Brantner was bitten by a poisonous insect and rushed to Kirksville for treatment. A new store is being refinished by Me W Lambert. A local dance drew the North Salem crowd. Various residents updated work and housing projects. The county line road right of way proceeds with landowner support so far.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lula Brantner
Kirksville
W. Lambert
North Salem
Frank Tucker
Hank Lambert
C. L. Moore
George, Jaynes
Frank Head
Milan
C. S. Head
Weather Winds and Local Social Clicks in Northeast Linn
A neighborhood wind and rain storm Saturday night toppled hay stacks and disrupted property. Local residents report illness and social visits, including Sarah Cattey still ailing, and extended family gatherings with the Cordrays and others in Milan, with several households hosting relatives over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hodder
Sarah Cattey
Tom Poswell
Charley Cordray
Noel Cordray
Milan
Elen Sill
M. J. Brewer
Otis McCollumu
Evis Martin
Orvile ‘Thudium’'s
Shelby News Briefs Include Emerson Bauer Trip
Emerson Bauer and family left Thursday for Detroit hoping for steady employment. Shelby basketball squad played Mendon Friday with an unknown score. Dorothy and Mildred Wison visited Mary Boyles Saturday evening.
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Emerson Bauer
Detroit
Shelby
Mendon
Dorothy
Mildred Wison
Mary Boyles
Shelby Basketball Schedule and Local Visits
The Shelby team travels to Mendon on Tuesday and Meadville at Shelby on Thursday evening. Luther Rauer visited his cousin Curt and Nile Rauer Friday night. Luther Rauer and Vida Richardson were in Shelby Friday evening. Kenneth Riddle and family returned from Detroit Sunday to stay with their parents. Miss Alda McCollum visited grandparents in Shelby for a few days. Arthur McCollum and his wife spent a few days with Carl Logan and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelby
Mendon
Meadville
Luther Rauer
Curt
Nile Rauer
Vida Richardson
Kenneth Riddle
Detroit
Alda McCollum
Arthur McCollum
Carl Logan
Storm Damage Scatters Properties in SHAFTER Area
Saturday night wind tore through SHAFTER, toppling trees, gates, barn doors and shattering a Hess Implement house plate glass window. Local residents and several area families are noted in a string of visits and farm activity as rural life resumes after the weather.
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Hess Implement
W. L. Baker
Homer Cooper
Harold Cooper
Laredo
Lewis Grice
Velma
Laredy
Elizabeth ‘Keithley
Alpha Rottmann
Rotmann
Fay Powyer
Carrie Bowyer
Merle Hess
Brookfield
Gus Coulter
Utica
Ex-Boy Emperor 13 Broke Cottage His Castle Now
Peiping China. The boy emperor, once ruler of all China, now lives in a small house in Tientsin with his wife as he can no longer afford a large residence. His fortune is nearly gone and his income from property has been cut off. He relies on old Manchu retainers who are themselves suffering. He has no plan to earn a living and remains with two women and a few loyalists. He lost most of his lands and jewels after Republican governments seized them. He also lost 250000 from the Exchange Bank of China when it failed. For two years he has lived in Changyuan garden in the Japanese concession, rent free but with many servants. He moved to Lu Chungyu's house in the same concession to lessen his plight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peiping
China
Tientsin
Hhis
Exchange Bank of China
Changyuan Garden
Lu Chungyu
Willard Pulliam Celebrates 65th Birthday Surprise
A Brookfield gathering Saturday night surprised Willard Pulliam on his 65th birthday. Guests from Brookfield included Rex Lyons Lois McCullum Geradine and Ruth Pulliam Lucile McDonald and others who joined in a rainy but hearty celebration with a dinner and bridge. Other local visits followed into Sunday and Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Cassity
Brookfield
R. M. Ross
Glen Woodworth
Lucile Mc.Dona'd
Rex’ Lyons
Lois McCollum
Geradine
Ruth Pulliam
Willard Pulliam
Mr. Pulliam
S. R. D. Monroe
Ed Pulliam
Noel Atkins
Chillicothe
Ed Urbach
Garrett
Mrs. Olson
Local notes on subscriptions and visits
J W Riddle of route 1 sent subscription favors Saturday. Chas Campbell of Milan visited Mr and Mrs Wm Robinson yesterday. T W Seale and Mr and Mrs H L Fuller of Purdin returned from Chicago three days ago. Alfred M Taylor of route 2 renewed faith in the home paper. Robert Glaze of Humphreys spent the week with his son R A Glaze and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Riddle
Route 1
Chas. Campbell
Milan
Wm. Robinson
T. W. Seale
H. L. Fuller
Purdin
Chicago
Alfred M. Taylor
Route 2
Robert Glaze
Humphreys
R. A. Glaze
Missouri pheasant coop raising boon with open season eyed
Missouri ranks second to New York in cooperative pheasant raising this year. Parks chief Martin A. Lewis Jr. says open season could begin as early as 1935. So far 325 settings of 25 000 eggs hatched with average yields of 10 birds per 15 egg setting and five birds per 500 setting.
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Missouri
New York State
Martin A. Lewis, Jr
Parks and Refuges
England
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Frank McMickle
Sam Gooch
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Edgar Morris
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Electric Theatre
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