School duty and civic work urged by local teachers
A message urges patrons to send children to school regularly with books and supplies. It warns against leaving students home for amusement or feigned sickness, notes teachers' efforts, and encourages parental visits to ensure progress. It shifts to local commerce analogies, praising the hen as a profitable farm asset, then reflects on nostalgia and shopping, finishing with an obituary for Meade Brison Mills, born 1856, who died 1916, and a funeral by Rev. L H Maples.
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Meade Brison Mills
Brother Mil
Nagle
Iowa
Missouri
Nancy Elizabeth King
Cordin Swicegood
Browning
Marion Mills
Oklahoma
Ollie Mills
Green City
Harvey Tiffany
Brother Mills
L H. Maples
L. H. Maples
Peoples Bank Stockholders Meeting Notice 1916
The 15th annual stockholders meeting of the Peoples Bank in Brown ing Missouri is set for October 26 1916 at 9 a.m. The meeting will last at least three hours to elect five directors for the coming year and to transact any other proper business. James Neet attest.
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Peoples Bank
Browning
Missouri
James Neet
Pleasant social event at Miss Ella Keithrey home
A Friday afternoon gathering at Miss Ella Keithrey's home featured fragrant flowers, light conversation, and exquisite needlework. Guests enjoyed two full courses, with Mrs. Ada Harmon Bolling hosting embroidery club attendees previously and many related visits and motor trips noted in the region.
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Ella’ Keithrey
Miss Keithley
Mrs. Bolling
P. E. O. Chapter V Meets At Miss Fields Home
The P. E. O. Chapter V met at Miss Maude Fields home on Wednesday September 13. The meeting opened by the president followed by a business session and a Civil Government lesson led by Mrs. Lila Williams. Nine members answered roll call with mentions of U. S. officers. Refreshments were served by the hostess.
School fair to raise funds urged for village needs
Notice states the Parent Teachers Association will serve candy and popcorn at a street fair on two days to support school purposes. It urges every household to attend and patronize to aid the school. A separate item notes special coal prices from Knifong & Son.
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Bennent
Knifong & Son
Beekeeping Booster: Honey Bees Boost Fruit Crops
The LEADER-RECORD urges readers to start a bee colony, noting low startup costs and lightweight care. It promises heavy fruit yields and tasty honey as profit from beekeeping, and highlights a feature article titled What Farmers Owe the Bee in this issue.
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The
Leader-Record
Preaching at aging church Saeed Seats Nay W C Rice
A church service scene notes Saeed delivering a sermon while W C Rice serves as pastor in a local congregation.
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Areing Church
Saeed
W.C. Rice
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Trenton
A. A Headly
C. G.healy
Milan
Andriends
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Forest Turner
Jacksonville
Mrs. B. T. Joliey
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B. H. Peterson
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J. B. Chittum
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F. G. Peters
M. E
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Clarernce Robinson
Hiattville
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J. B. Robinson
CG. R. Sayers
Kansas City
Charles Green
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R. N. Bowden
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Guy Adams
Will Pipes
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Harry Engle
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