Local Visitors and Departures Highlight Weekend
Dodson visited relatives on Saturday while A R Dillinger did carpentry for D G Freeland. Marie Dodson stayed with W P Nickell and wife Thursday night. F J Alspach and wife visited C A Bingham's family Sunday. Virgo Schrock sold the Riddle farm to G W Bailey. Sheriff Shaw and Deputy Deering were in the area on business Sunday. Lena Minnis visited her parents G W and Mrs Lantz from Bogard. G M Spencer went to Chicago to market four car loads of corn fed steers. S Langdon returned from a two week visit with relatives in Indiana. Revs Harrington and McClaren closed their meeting at White Oak Grove Church. Mr and Mrs Correll hosted by S W Correll near Cora. James Hatfield and wife visited J B Chittum's family. S Jacobs returned from an extended trip through Canada, Wyoming and the northwest. He was pleased with the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Alspach
C. A. Bingham
Virgo Schrock
Riddle
G. W. Bailey
Harrington
McClaren
White Oak Grove
James Hatfield
Near Linneus
J. B. Chittum
Jacobs
Canada
Wyoming
North West
Notice of Annual Meeting of Stockholders at Stockgrowers Bank
Notice is hereby given that the annual meeting of the stockholders of the Stockgrowers Bank of Pur din Mo will be held in the directors room of said bank on Thursday the 29th day of Sept 1910 for the purpose of electing 14 directors for the visiting year the number being an increase of seven over the original number of directors and the transaction of any other business that may come before the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockgrowers Bank of
Purdin, Mo
Flour and Feed Prices From Peters Produce Co
S. H. flour and white shorts are unloaded in a car, with Peters Produce Co. inviting buyers to compare prices. Rural carrier C. F. Alexander notes coworkers Bert Powell Jas Turner John Sparks Lyn Curby Homer Cooper and Kimbrough Brothers have recently LW Ce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. H
C. F. Alexander
Bert Powell
Jas Turner
John Sparks
Lyn Curby
Homer Cooper
Kimbrough Brothers
Agricultural department prize list of corn and produce
The notice lists prizes for farm exhibits including best ears of white and red corn, tallest and largest ears, best pecks of grains and vegetables, and special awards. Awards marked by individuals W. T. Schrock A. M. Elliott R. W. Calhoun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Schrock
A.M. Elliott
A. M. Elliott
Poultry Department Best Pairs and Special by Local Sponsors
Best pair Plymouth Rocks White Plymouth Rocks Wyandotts Brown Leghorns White Leghorns and any breed chickens listed. Special by W. T. Moore Best rooster any breed Special by W. C. Ingram Best pair Bronze Turkeys White Turkeys Red Turkeys Best pair Geese and Ducks featured as poultry entries in local department notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth Rocks
Wyandotts
W. T. Moore
W. C. Ingram
Local Bake Contest Highlights Mrs. Hermia Adams Winners
The listing showcases top prizes in a county fair bake-off led by Mrs. Hermia Adams. Awards include best pound butter cake best cocoanut cake best chocolate cake and best angel food cake. Also honors for cakes by young bakers under 16 and standout breads pies jams and fruit collections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hermia Adams
Quilt and needlework awards at Linn or Sullivan counties fair
Art department announces prizes for best cotton patch quilt worsted quilt silk quilt sofa pillow home made handkerchief sunbonnet and fancy apron. One person display of fancy needle work and drawn map of Missouri by Linn or Sullivan county school child under 15, map at least 9 by 12 inches with prize of 1.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Linn
Sullivan Counties
RULES AND REGULATIONS FOR COUNTY FAIR ENTRIES
Entry rules require owner names on all entries. Cash premiums paid per department with limits for single entries. Entries due to Secretary by 10 am October 7 and earlier submission encouraged. Open to all and free to enter. Exhibits restricted by times: livestock by 4 pm on exhibit day and floral, agriculture, poultry by 4 pm on Oct 8. Livestock opens 10 am daily. other exhibits by noon day one. Poultry cared for by association. livestock shown at end of halter. police hired to guard but not liable for loss or damage.
Good Stock Items In Fine Condition
A list notes all the stock as sound and in good flesh with no defects reported. Readers are assured of robust quality across the items and strong ongoing value.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dodson
A. R. Dillinger
D. G. Freeland
Marie Dodson
W. P. Nickell and
Shaw
Columbus Deering
Milan
Lena Minnis
Bogard
Mrs
G. W. Lantz
G. M. Spencer
Chicago
W. S. Langdon
Indiana
Agricultural Department
R. W. Calhoun
Ord
Poultry Department
Poland
China
Culinary Department
Tee
Rules and Regulations
Browning
J. B. Fleming
F. R. Duncan
G. W. Anderson
Seaa
Humphreys
G. W. Martin
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