You Can Increase Your Yield With A Grain Drill
California farms gained 3 to 6 bushels per acre Illinois 5 Kansas 34 and Iowa 9 by drilling small grain instead of broadcasting The John Deere Van Brunt drill offers four planting steps in one pass eliminating harrow work We carry this drill with a patented adjustable gate and force feed Explore how easy it is to plant even streams of seed for uniform harvest readiness.
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California
Illinois
Kansas
Iowa
Waverly Notes and Visits Across Kansas
Trotter Calloway of Kansas City visited Waverly friends this week. Mrs. Leroy Naylor of Kansas City guests of her parents Mr. and Mrs. William England. Mrs. M. L. Duffy returned to Kansas City after a week with her daughter Mrs. Sam Jones. Grove White announce the birth of a son Friday July 2 1920. Lavon Barnard visiting sister Mrs. Sam Graham in Pittsburg. Ben Downey and sons of Wier visiting Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Ledford. Sam Jones and children in Kansas City visiting her parents. Edward Abbott left for Columbia to visit his mother Mrs. Ouida Abbott at the University. Albert S. Johnson on business in Hutchinson. W. W. Isreal returned from a visit in Independence with brother James Isreal. Mrs. Carl Morganthaler and son Robert Eric of Joplin visiting her parents Dr. and Mrs. G. B. Williamson. Mary Callaway of Carrollton was guest here last week.
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Trotter Calloway
Kansas City
Waverly
Leroy Naylor
William England
M. L. Duffy
Sam Jones
Grove White
Lavon Barnard
Sam Graham
Pittsburg
Kansas
Ben Downey
Wier
A. H. Ledford
Edward Abbott
Columbia
Ouida Abbott
Albert S. Johnson
Hutchison
Kan
W. Isreal
Independence
James Isreal
Carl Morganthaler
Robert Eric
Joplin
G. B. Williamson
Mary Callaway
Carrollton
Mrs Younts Return From Visit To Paris Moberly Kirksville
Mrs B R Yount and her two children returned Thursday evening after visiting Paris Moberly and Kirksville in Missouri.
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B. R. Yount
Paris
Moberly
Kirksville
US Debt Drops to 24 299 321 467 in Ten Months
Treasury figures show the United States total debt at 24 299 321 467 including prewar and wartime indebtedness as of June 30, the fiscal year end. The reduction from the previous year’s peak is 3297 380 180.94, reflecting a national debt decrease since August 1 of last year.
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United States
Treasury
Red Cross Notes From Higginsville Meeting Week
Higginsville boosters weigh county Red Cross Peace Program and decide whether to join county work or keep funds local. Higginsville Booster Club to vote next Friday night after outline. County chapter members from Lexington and Mayview attend, with Blicker and Prock visiting. Home Service reports demand for aid including soldier seeker and allotment issues. Helen Tuebner returns to Lexington clinic duties after illness.
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D. W. Branam
F. W. Caldwell
Higginsville
A. C. Kinney
Red Cross
Ralph Huscher
Edw. Feleate
Lexington
Washington
Booster Club
Red Cross Chapter
B. C. Drummond
Geo. Prock
William Barnett
W. R. Humphrey
E. N. Hopkins
Kidd
Marquis
Rolfing
Alma
H. H. Lohoefner
Mode Anson
Neville
Reynolds
Aullville
Roach
Rutt
Minnie Warren
Abbie Puckett
Stella Kinchloe
Mayview
Napoleon
Home Service Department
Camp Doniphan
Helen Tuebner
Ada Lamborn Barnett dies after operation in Tacoma
Ada Lamborn Barnett born Lexington September 4 1872 educated in city schools taught several years after graduation married Edwin M. Barnett November 30 1899. They moved from Kansas City to Tacoma Washington in 1905 later to Portland Oregon. She died June 29 from shock after an operation leaving husband two brothers Frank and William Webb a sister Mrs Albert Sidney Leeper. Burial beside her in Machpelah cemetery. Mr and Mrs Chas Weber went to St Louis then New York on business. Whites Island offers camping fishing boating amusements with Sunday dancing and rooms for rent.
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Ada Lamborn Barnett
the Intelligencer
Lexington
Edwin M. Barnett
Kansas City
Tacoma
Washington
Portland
Oregon
Frank
William Webb
Albert Sidney Leeper
Barnett
Machpelah Cemetery
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Farmer's Co-operative Ass'n
Lexington, Mo
Eralay and
Hae
Rumley Threshing Machinery
Carl Bertz
Missouri
Castoria
Westminster College
William Woods
Synodical For
Young Ladies Commercial Club
Felton, Mo
Romery
Madison-Kipp
Lafayette County
Mayview, Mo
U. S
University Ohio
Chas. Weber
St. Louis
Mr. Weber
New York
Whites Island
Albert Gillen
Winchester
Misenuri
Sidalia
Durryn
A . Howe
al Mingourt
Operafon Rae
Quenton— Horease
Ofton
KATO
Dali Conteets
Miesfurl State Fair
Carly Care Cyanithe
Ayull
Minne
Mauna
Huta Hula
Roy
Preop Mapiay
Darol
Auptien
Ronan
Dutton
Bylander
Sedalia
White City
Form Bureau
L. Weinstein
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