Funeral services for R. H. Moore in Scott City Kansas
The News Chronicle reports the funeral for R. H. Moore a Scott City resident and county citizen held Wednesday at noon from the Baptist church led by Rev. Alice Watters with Rev. J. H. Force assisting. Moore born November 1 1868 in Browning Linn County died September 11 in Scott City at 66 years 10 months and 10 days. He married Hester Crow April 19 1893 and had seven children two died in infancy one son Kenneth of Rolla Kansas survives along with two sisters Thula Triffet Zelda Lee Moore Mrs Anne Campbell in California and a brother Creed Moore of Linneus Missouri. He worked as a plasterer then nursery man living near Scott City for years with five grandchildren. Funeral notes include a mention of his life close to home and his church conversion to the Baptist faith. The obituary also notes connections to the Jacobs family and kahoka fair.
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R. H. Ore
Baptist Church
Alice Watters
J. H. Force
Rial
Scott City
Moore
Haley Moore
Browning
Linn County
Kan
Hessroom
Missouri
Halstead Hospital
Zelda Lee Moore
Thula Triffet
City
Kenneth
Rolla
Kas
Anne Campbell
Loses, Cal
Creede
Linneus
News Chronicle
Kansas
Death Notice for Illiam C Datarman of Haseville Mo
Illiam C Datarman born 8 1854 near Haseville Missouri died September 9 at Bell Memorial Hospital Kansas City age 71 months and 1 day. Survived by a brother and sister J M Datarman Mrs Ida May Eslin of the e, a foster son Harry es of Browning, 13 nieces and 1 nephew. Funeral at Haseville church September 12 conducted by Rev J W Drinkard of Laredo.
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Illiam C. Datarman
Haseville
Bell Memorial
Thee
Harryes of
Browning
Anr
Haseville Church
J. W. Drinkard
Laredo
Keosauqua 4-H Calf Show Winners and Sales
At Keosauqua 4-H event the Steels of Grant township exhibited prize calves including a black Angus and whitefaces. They placed first and fourth in grand champion judging with two calves sold and the rest returned to their owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tewart
Keosauqua
Hugh Steel Grant
Appetizing Lunch Packing for School Children
Miss Essie M. Hoyle of the Missouri College of Agriculture urges mothers to pack appetizing wholesome lunches. For underweight or health‑impaired children avoid sour pickles hot foods and large rich cakes and include five classes: substantial sandwich succulent veggie drink and fruit plus something sweet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essie M. Hoyle
Missouri College of Agriculture
Corn on Track Meets Trade Demand
Corn on Track reports strong supply to meet trade needs with W. P. Nickell and R. E. Harris overseeing the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Nickell
R. E. Harris
Brookfield to Host Linn County Sun Day School Convention
The annual Linn County Sun day school convention will be held at the Christian church in Brookfield on October 12. The church welcomes delegates and promises a hearty reception as the meeting convenes with Mrs. H. L. Barber of Brookfield, Mo. signed the notice.
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Linn County
The
Christian Church
Brookfield
H. L. Barber
Drouth Relief Cattle Buy Ends in Sullivan County
The government cattle purchase through County Drouth Director Rolla A Baugher nears completion in Sullivan County. One week remaining for appraisers and inspectors to finish buying cattle from 701 farmers totaling 4060 head valued around 60000 dollars.
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Drouth
Rolla A. Baugher
Sullivan County
Croquet Tournament Draws Five Competitors at Jamesport
James Buswell Estel Riddle Wetzel Wampler Ray Nickell and E W Nickell attended the croquet tournament at Jamesport Friday. Each team won one game and lost one, and rain prevented finishing the event.
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James Buswell
Estel Riddle
Wetzel Wampler
Ray Nickell
E. W. Nickell
Jamesport
Missouri Farmers To Hear AAA Plans At October Week
Missouri farmers will meet in Columbia October 16 to hear about Agricultural Adjustment Administration programs. Henry Wallace and M L Wilson are invited to speak. AAA Day scheduled for October 18 will include a round table on plans for 1935 and county association allotments.
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Missouri
Missouri College of Agriculture
Henry Wallace
Secretary of Agriculture
Columbia
M. L. Wilson
Secrtary of Agriculture
AAA
Mrs Christy Dies in Pomona California
Mrs I B Christy died at her Pomona home on September 13. Burial planned at Mt Zion near the old home on Sunday September 23 at 2 o clock.
Calhouns Entertain Relatives In Honor Of Nieces
Mr and Mrs R M Calhoun and son James hosted relatives Friday evening after a six o clock dinner. The gathering honored Mrs Nevis Harevy Burnham of St Louis and Mrs Anabeth Harris Huffine of Wichita Kansas with music cards and conversation.
Fodder Curing Key to Feeding Value in Missouri Crop
W C Etheridge head of Missouri College of Agriculture warns that two thirds of the fodder crop must be thoroughly cured and stored to preserve feeding value. If left exposed to late fall rains, quality may drop. timely storage is essential.
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Etheridge
Missouri
W. C. Etheridge
Department of Field Crops
Missouri College of Agriculture
Community relief interviews set Friday for commodity aid
Those seeking future Federal Relief Commodities must be interviewed by County Administrator J. L. Browning at Schrock Hardware on Friday afternoon September 21. Local Administrator H. Elmo Schrock announces the appointment.
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J. L. Browning
Schrock Hardware
H. Elmo Schrock
Owed to Uncle Sam poem parodies the nation’s fiscal burden
A. A. L. in St. Louis Daily Live Stock Reporter presents a satirical verse praising Uncle Sam while highlighting taxes inflation and government control. The piece imagines debt, rising costs, and regulatory reach as a mock spiritual valley of debt with references to boards bureaus and pay days.
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Sam
St. Louis Daily Live Stock Reporter
Closing notice for Monday closures at six p m
Starting Monday night the following merchants will close their business places at 6 p m and will not be open on Wednesday night Farmers Store and Produce Browning Farm Club W H Dickinson Emmett Childers Schrock Hardware Harvey Neet Hardware F M Stamper Co
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Farmers Store and Produce
Browning Farm Club
W. H. Dickinson
Emmett Childers
Schrock Hardware
Harvey & Neet Hardware
F. M. Stamper & Co
Farmers Should Decide Adjustment Program
A Missouri farm bulletin reports J W Burch says every corn hog farmer in Sullivan County should vote in a referendum to shape next year’s adjustment program. Farmers weigh feed crop cuts, hog limits, and stable prices as they consider 1935 and longer term aims.
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Sullivan County
J. W. Burch
Missouri
Agricultural Extension Service
Weekend Memoir of Bets and Bets
A fragmentary diary style entry covers Friday betting on a horse and a misread win in a walk, Saturday talk with Jane about growing up and caring for a man, Sunday report of a subscriber bailing out a man for high blood pressure treatment, and Monday visit from Sim Platt about a bill.
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Mr. Gillem
Wood
Mr. Gill
Noose
Paticks
Sim Platt
Mrs Margaret Linhart Dies in Kansas City After Long Life
Mrs Margaret Ann Linhart born September 19 1829 in Pennsylvania died September 12 1934 in Kansas City Missouri. She lived in Scottsville then moved to town with her husband Mr Linhart dying in 1918. Survived by son Oscar Lirthart grandson Gayland and several siblings. Interment beside her husband in Hoover Cemetery after services at the Methodist church.
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Margaret Ann Linhart
Margaret Ann Smith
Kansas City
Pennsylvania
Missouri
Mr. Linhart
Scottsville
Hoover
Luton
Methodist Church
Oscar Lirthart
Gayland
H. B. Smith
J. T. Smith
Daniel Smith
Joe Smith
Lucy Woodside
Weekly Letter To Poultry Raisers Dear Friends
A rural column notes hens laying better as cooler weather arrives and eggs rise in price. Farmers hope for strong fall markets. current egg values are about 6 to 7 cents per dozen higher than last year, with chickens needing a dollar each to satisfy. The piece hints at high egg costs in cities and mentions upcoming continuation on page 8.
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R. H
Kahoka Gazett
Alex Jacobs
William C. Datarman
Missouri Farmers
Uncle Sam
Gip Horton
Ant Emmy
Sumbuddy
Ingland
Countrie
Buddy Wood
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