Reger Community Notes and Social Roundup
The Reger area reports a busy week with church youth programs, visits from Lucille and Amber Reger, and relatives from Green Castle. Travel and social updates cover Mrs. Allie Stephenson, Rev. and Mrs. Coram, Monro and family, nearby visits, and a pie supper at Scottsville with eleven dollars raised. Additional items include marriage at Rev. Owen Foster’s home, local greetings, and residents attending meetings, visiting kin, or moving to new farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monro
Ray Trumbs
Purdin
Dell Howard
Johnie Stephenson
C. W. Foster
Galt
Walter McKay
Rob
Vern Secington
Mildred Brassfield
Morris
Owen Foster
Roger
Foster
Grice
George
Carsoll Hackett
Néoga
Ralph Huncaker
Chester Hurdle
Milan
Cora
Vernice Stephenson
Mt. Zion
Everett Hale
North Salem
Chas, Dodson
Chas. Dodson
George and Carroll Haskett
Fay Dodson
Cary Straley Homie
Bute
Grantsville Steys and Local Social Notes
Cooler weather guests fill the week with visits among Grantsville residents. Frank Lambert and family dine with John Gall in Miller, Lorene Clark visits Margaret Street, Eva Monroe calls on Ed Pulliam, and Shafter fair attendance by Garrett Smith and family. Ed Tapscott hosts Carl Tapscott’s kin, Head family aids Connie Head after a stroke near Purdin, hay baling by Street and Monroe near Brookfield, and Sunday visits among Carter, Taylor, Fleming, and Monroe households. Cross Roads and Cora note sorghum making, J. H. Tharp injured from a fall, Mrs Couch not improving, and hog shipments from Cora led by G. M. Spencer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Lambert
Miller, S D
John Gall
Lorene Clark
Margaret Street
Eva Monroe
Ed Pulliam
Garrett Smith
Lois Marie
Carl Tapscott
Ed Tapscott
Willie Head
Purdin
Connie Head
Regulations For Migratory Birds Hunting In Missouri
Regulations for hunting migratory birds in Missouri permit open season with a gun not larger than No 10 gauge fired from the shoulder under Migratory Bird Treaty Act rules for 1983 1934 season. Exceptions allow land and water hunting with a dog decoys and blinds, with limits on wild duck decoys, while certain vehicles and devices are prohibited. The season runs two months in six zones from October 16 to December 15 in several states and zones. The U S Department of Agriculture postpones further action on baited area restrictions until after the open season per the Bureau of Biological Survey. Open waterfowl season details, cooperation with authorities, and conservation notes follow bundled in the bulletin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mssouri Game and Fish News
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Bulstein
Bureau of Biological Survey
United States
Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma
Ilinois
Boone's Legacy and Boone County History Revealed in Missouri
The article recounts Daniel Boone's life from Pennsylvania to Missouri, noting his roles as frontiersman and magistrate. It covers his travels, family migrations, interments, and Boone myth versus fact, including his influence on Missouri’s path to statehood and the lasting fame of his name in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boone's Lick
Howard County
Boone
Kentucky
Missouri
Congress
Timothy Flint
James E. Welch
John Bradbury
Chester Harding
John Filson
England
Lord Byron
Don Juan
Truste es Sale Notice In Browning Missouri 1933
Trustee announces sale of Lots 1 and 2 in Block 2 of Robinsons Addition Browning Missouri at the Linn County courthouse West door on Oct 20 1933 between 9am and 5pm for cash under a Deed of Trust dated March 13 1926 default on note and interest. Daniel Boone Missouri history piece notes Boone died Sept 26 1820 aged 86 in Missouri with his stone house still standing in the southwest part of St Louis area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linneus
Lian County
Robinson
Sity
Browning
Missouri
J. J. Smith
Recorder's Office
Linn County
C. M. Thornton
Daniel Boone
Floyd C. Shoemaker
Stone House
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Browning, Missouri
Joe Nickell
Chicago
G. M.S. Encer
Melvin Law
St. Louis
E. E. Maxey
Ted Rice
Mian
Uday
Lee Duncan
Moberry
J. H. Tharp
Grantsville
Steys
W. J. Street
Dee Monroe
Brookfield
Johnny Carter
George Taylor
C. B. Fleming
R. D. Monroe
Virginia Lee
Chas. Couch
G. M. Spencer
E. W. Tinker
National Forester
Milwaukee
Houston
Missouri Ozarks
Moniteau County
Pasley
Cassville
Marion F. Parker
Rod & Gun
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Game & Fish Department
Parker
Lonark
Lake of the Ozarks
Lake Taneycomo
State Highway Department
Raatea al Gar
Ieee Roe Millipen Cocoa San Hk
Onal
Peisos
Tony Stordea
Emer
Iis
Apie
Sideh
Fane
United
Dresden Wooding
Walton League
Chares County
Wentzville
General Assembly of
Boone County
Daniel Morgan Boone
Louisiana
Pennsylvania
North Carolina
Braddock
Rebeccah Bryan
Florida
West Virginia
Femme Osage Creek
St. Charles County
Western Telephone Corporatton
Coats
Monarch
Monarch Food OF Wheat
Tams
Armour's Star
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