Purdin Items From Sunday Play And Community News
The Brookfield baseball team lost 8 to 5 to Purdin on Sunday. Local notes report visits, moves, and constructions around Purdin including farms and new bungalows. The town discussed band by laws at a meeting, leader resignation and reappointment, and community concerns about finances and allegiance to rules.
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Brookfield
Purdin
North Salem News Highlights Local Happenings
Mrs. Ella Emberton of Milan visits relatives in the area. Dr. and Mrs. Carrico welcome an eight pound boy born last week. Mother and son doing well. Mrs. Elsie McCollum returns from Galt. Rev. J. H. Fanning returns from the An Conference. assigned to Fairport for the year. North Salem band membership improves amid criticism and calls for self reliance. The joured Tuesday night.
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North Salem News
Ella Emberton
Milan
J. H. Fanning
Brookfield
Fairport
DeKalb County
Maysville
Rainy season Increases Strain On Local Crops
Heavy rainfall furthers hardship for shock corn and fodder while farmers report silos filled last week. Local families including the Clapps Mortons and Catteys hosted visitors over Sunday. Attendees also include Miss Ruby Abbott visiting from Kirksville and Perry McCollums with his kin.
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Otho Clapp
Brookfield
George Morton
Ben Catteys
Ben Nickell
I. J. McCollums
Maggie Brewer
Mary McCollums
Arthur Cattey
Rolla Pailey
F. M. Catteys
Ruby Abbott
Kirksville
D W Nichols Tells of Trip
Linneus Mo Sept 19 1921 Mr Joe Nickell We returned home Saturday night and was gone five weeks and four days Had a good visit We started 13 of August roads muddy most of the way to Okmulgee 482 miles by our car Got there August 15th stopped with Mr and Mrs R B Seaman six days then drove to Oklahoma City to see our son Roby stayed there one week then we went to Dallas Texas to visit Mr and Mrs S P Schrock our daughter and was there two weeks had a good time visiting Dallas has a population for 160 000 they claim A real clean city see no smoke as they burn gas for everything Lots of bathing pools and parks We had the pleasure of visiting several of them Crops are fair cotton would have been fine had it not been for the boll weavel.
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Linneus
Joe Nickell
Okmulgee
Seaman
Oklahoma City
Roby
Dallas
Texas
S. P. Schrock
The Town Journal Echoes Town’s Progressive Voice
The Town Journal extols its role in defending the town against naysayers and promoting progress. It argues the paper serves citizens and the community as a key enterprise deserving liberal public support and loyalty.
The Double Wedding at the Old Gate
In a roadside church scene Garnetta and a familiar girl exit with a young man named Emory Richardson. Dorothy and Earl piece together a plot about a bank robbery and a cashier’s killing as a wedding rehearsal unfolds.
Washington Farewell Read Triggers Senate Adjourning
The speaker recalls how a missed adjournment led to a moment of political loyalty as George Washingtons Farewell Address was read in the Senate and the chamber adjourned in his memory, revealing party tensions across the Capitol.
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House
Senate
Capitol
George Washington
Administration Notice for Abner E Lambert Estate
Letters of Administration granted by the Probate Court of Linn county Missouri on August 31 1921 to the undersigned for the estate of Abner E Lambert deceased. All claimants must file within six months for allowance or be barred. if not filed within one year from letters grant date they are forever barred. Attest Arthur L Prift Judge of Probate.
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Abner E. Lambert
Linn County
Missouri
Senator Norris Advises Aligning With The Machine
A political figure urges Senator Norris to join the party machine for career security. He warns that bucking the system leads to lost reelection and blocked committee assignments, urging decisive alignment to gain patronage and influence.
Administration on co partner ship estate of Haggard and Darr
First insertion Sept 8 1921 grants administered estate of Charles W Haggard and S P Darr to S P Carr administrator by Linn County Missouri Probate Court hearing July 25 1921. Creditors must present claims within one year from letters or be barred from partnership assets. Attest Judge of Probate Arthur L Pratt.
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