J Robert Hall on Farmers Week lectures at Missouri College
Agricultural reconstruction as the central theme for Farmers Week October 18 to 20 at the Missouri College of Agriculture. J Robert Hall of Linn county will discuss price outlook and North Missouri farm planning among other topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri ‘College of Agriculture
Department of Agricultural Economics
O. R. Johnson
Johnson
F. Lamsen
H. Frame
J. Robt
Linn County
North Missouri
D. C. Wood
D. B.ach
C. & Hammar
Wm. A. Rhea, Jr
Ralls County
Ett
Buchanan
Rier
C. C. Hearne
Missouri
E. M. Poirot
Barton County
C. E. Rhode
Howell Counity
South Missouri
D. C Wood
D. B. Ibach
Slats and Effy Tate Mention Family Affairs and Engagement News
The diary notes Ant Emmy worried about her nephew in Washington County after his wife wrote about Horace receiving a weekly stipend though the meaning is unclear. Effy Tate faces embarrassment as her engagement is announced and she shares a chest X ray photo after excitement over the left lung.
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Ant Emmy
Washington County
Emmy
Horace
Effy Tate
Evry Buddy
Apples For Sale At Kelsey Orchards Brookfield Mo
Jonathan apples offered at $1.00 and 75 cents per bushel. Also sweet cider and pure cider vinegar priced at 25 cents per gallon. Kelsey Orchards, Brookfield, Missouri.
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Nice
Jonathan
Kelsey Orchards
Brookfield
Ladies Aid Chicken Dinner at M.E. C. Bakery
The Ladies Aid of the M E C will serve a chicken dinner in the Bakery building on Saturday October 1. The price is 25 cents per plate.
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Ladies Aid of
Still Worth The Price Letter From Gary Ind 1932
R A Long writes from Gary Indiana to Joe Nickell editor of The Leader Record Browning Missouri expressing renewed subscription payment of 1.50 for a one year period. He praises the paper’s news value and notes slight improvements at the Tin Mill facility over the past two weeks while wishing the recipient good health.
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5Th Ave
Gary
Ind
Joe Nickell
Leader-Record
Browning
Missouri
Joe
R. A. Long
Poultry Health Remedies Offered by E F Peterson Browning
Special notice invites stock owners to contact FE F Peterson of Browning Missouri for remedies including poultry vaccines cattle hog vaccines condition powders worming tablets worm pellets and capsules. Prices are stated as right and all stock and poultry are examined free of charge with a satisfaction guarantee. Phone numbers 196 or 39 listed.
Mrs Etta Gooch Passes Away After Long Illness
Etta Elmedia Patterson Gooch died at home in Enter prise township on September 24 1932 at age 64 years 9 months and 24 days She leaves husband William P Gooch three sons John Curtis Kirksville Lloyd Alexander Kirksville Lewis B Kirksville and Paul near this city seven grandchildren one sister Mrs Dora Alexander Chicago Heights Illinois and many relatives Funeral held at Knifong church conducted by Elder Stephen Settle Interment Knifong cemetery The deceased suffered an incurable illness and was loved as a devoted wife and mother.
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Etta Elmedia Patterson
John
Mary Elizabeth Patterson
Enterprise Township
William P.gooch
John Curtis
Kirksville
Lloyd Alexander
Lewis B
Paul
Christian Church
Gooch
Dora Alexander
Chicago Heights
Illinois
Knifong Church
Stephen Settle
Linneus
Knifong
For Trade Good Used All Electric Portable Radio
Don C. Moffitt of route 3 offers a portable all electric radio suitable for furniture or miscellaneous use. The note provides no price or location details beyond the contact line.
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Don C. Moffitt
Talking pictures at Electric Theatre
Every Friday and Saturday night the Electric Theatre shows talking pictures with all seats priced at 10 cents.
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Talking Pictures
Corn Cutting At Arnold Home In North Salem
Friends and neighbors gathered at the Arnold residence near North Salem on Monday September 19 to aid Mr. M. E. Arnold in his yearlong illness. Men cut corn while women prepared a noon meal, reflecting communal support. Attendees included Fred Bailey Ben Almond Amil Deskins Irl Deskins Byron Deskins Lafe Peavler Billy Bull Floy Cordray Noel Cordray Ed Arnold Glenn Arnold L W Almond Dewey Riddle Homer Peavler Archie Dickinson Jay Tripp. The women present were Mesdames Fred Bailey Ethel Almond Ethel Lambert Emma Almond Orpha Dickinson Ival Tripp Melissa Arnold Erma Arnold and Lela Peavler.
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M. E. Arnold
Arnold
North Salem
Fred Bailey
Ben Almond
Amil Deskins
Irl Deskins
Byron Deskins
Lafe Peavler
Billy Bull
Floy Cordray
Noel Cordray
Ed Arnold
Glenn Arnold
L. W. Almond
Dewey Riddle
Homer Peavler
Archie Dickinson
Jay Tripp
Mesdames
Ethel Almond
Ethel Lambert
Emma Almond
Orpha Dickinson
Ival
Pie Supper At Scottsville School House
The community is invited to a pie supper at the Scottsville school house on Thursday night September 29. Lucille Quigley serves as the teacher and organizer inviting residents to attend.
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Scottsville
Lucille Quigley
Stores to close by 6 p.m daily except Wednesday
The undersigned agree to close their stores promptly at 6 p m every day except Wednesday indicating a uniform closing time policy across participating merchants.
Contract Adopts October 3 Start Date for Store Group
A contract states it takes effect Monday October 3 and continues until further agreed by the undersigned including W H Dickinson Farmers Store Harvey Neet F M Stamper Co Jones Lumsden Ralph Jeremiah H L Schrock Co L O Wykoff Browning Farm Club.
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W. H. Dickinson
Farmers Store
Harvey & Neet
F. M. Stamper Co
Jones & Lumsden
Ralph Jeremiah
H. L. Schrock & Co
L. O. Wykoff
Browning Farm Club
Gat Specials at Mattie Turner's Store
A fresh high shipment arrived with Gat specials priced from 1.25 to 1.95 dollars at Mattie Turner's store.
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Mattie Turner’s
Browning Croquet Team Heads to Spickard Tournament
Croquet players Maurice Williams James Buswell and C S Stone will represent Browning at the Spickard tournament today. Officials hope the Browning team earns more than their share of awards.
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Spickard
Maurice Williams
James Buswell
C. S. Stone
Stitch and Chatter Club Met At Mrs Goldie Abbott Home
The Stitch and Chatter Club met at the home of Mrs. Goldie Abbott on Thursday September 22 with 25 members present. Members embroidered blocks for quilts and sewed another quilt while enjoying a table of eats. A new entertainment committee was chosen for the next meeting and announced the program that drew laughs. Grace Linhart and Camora Abbott were prize winners in the contest. Guests included Mrs. May Foss Mrs. Ella Leonard Enola Cokerham Lois Foss Francis McGhee Ima Elliott Laura Hamilton Isola Porter Elsie Almond Nettie Crist. Next meeting set for September 29 with Mrs Agnes Brantner.
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Stitch and Chatter Club
Goldie Abbott
Grace Linhart
Camora Abbott
Dana Lambert
Emma Dickinson
Lavenia Linhart
Orpha Dickinson
Leah Lambert
Iva Lambert
Florerice Elliott
Mildred
Frances Tucker
Mary Lambert
Goldia Abbott
Lydia Barclay
Alma Browning
Agnes
Seventy Five Years Old Man Celebrates Birthday
T. J. Seaman turned seventy five with a family dinner but missed the event to skim molasses at Lay mills north of town. He said he is well preserved and fit for a real day’s work.
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T. J. Seaman
Special Beautiful Croquencie Permament Wave Ad
Special beauty ad offers a perm wave for $2.50 at Clarkson's in Brookfield Missouri. Frequenting salon services, this short promotion highlights a classic hair styling with affordable pricing.
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Clarkson's
Brookfield, Mo
Rally Day prep at Adams-Wesley class
Mrs Alta McCormick entertained the Adams-Wesley class on Friday September 23. President Mrs Elmo Schrock led the business meeting with plans for Rally Day on October 2. Fourteen members and four visitors attended. The next meeting will be with Mr and Mrs Joe Nevins. A pleasant social hour followed with refreshments.
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Alta McCormick
Adams-Wesley
Elmo Schrock
Joe Nevins
Door Open in Capitol Welcomes Missouri Elective Officials
A visitor to the Missouri capitol in Jefferson City witnessed state auditor L. D. Thompson greeting him through an open office door. Thompson says the door is open for the people and explains state work is transparent. The piece blends a portrait of Thompson with crop and weather notes for Missouri’s October seed bed plans and fly-control seeding dates.
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Missouri
Capitol
Jefferson City
L. D. Thompson
Mr. Thompson
L. D
Secretary of State
Fly Threatens Wheat Crop In Missouri
The Hessian fly is more abundant and widespread across Missouri wheat regions this fall than since 1916. A state and federal survey warns of potential serious damage to next year’s crop unless growers implement three controls: plow stubble, destroy volunteer wheat, and seed on safe dates.
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Missouri
Leonard Haseman
Missouri College of Agriculture
Federal Bureau of Entomology
Will Sing Sunday at M E Church Service
The local male quartet will sing two numbers at the M E church service Sunday evening. Jack Smith will sing baritone with James Williams Edward Williams and Hollis Huckworth. The bass remains as last season. The group is well received for its harmonies.
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Jack Smith
James Williams
Edward Williams
Hollis Huckworth
Clark-For-Senator Rally Windshield Stickers Availability
Windshield stickers for the Democratic Rally in Brookfield on Thursday October 6 may be secured from the committee J R Williams or Mrs Florence Lay.
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Brookfield
J. R. Williams
Florence Lay
New Columbia oats outyield other varieties by half
Missouri Agricultural Experiment Station reports Columbia oats greatly surpasses other varieties this year on Sweet Springs farms. Henry W. Hamilton notes threshing-bill based yields, with 71 acres at 47 bu per acre for Columbia versus 30 bu for 137 acres of other oats. Columbia oats were bred from Fulghum stock in 1920 and tested ten years before commercial release.
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Columbia
Missouri Agricultural Experiment Station
Sweet Springs
Henry W. Hamilton
Saline County
W. C. Etheridge
Department of Field Crops
Lilac Bush in Missouri Hits Full Bloom Twice This Year
Eddie Bailey notes a lilac bush in their yard with about twelve purple blossoms in full bloom. The plant has bloomed twice this year, a rare occurrence.
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Eddie Bailey
Early frost affects area but spares most gardens
Old Jack Frost arrived yesterday with frost in the vicinity but not over a large area. James Harris saw no frost at his place while H. E. Creason reported none west of the city. Frost was heavy in the bottom, but corn is ripe and the frost should not greatly harm gardens or late plantings.
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James Harris
H. E. Creason
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Ernie
Wensday
Ladys Ade Society
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Thompson
Iowa
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St. Louis
Springfield
Arkansas
Will
Jack Frost
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