Birthday Celebration for Mrs Ellen Barnes Sequel
An 18th birthday observance and a 6th birthday for Mrs Ellen were celebrated at the home of her daughter Mrs Lester Barnes two miles south of Worthington. Many relatives attended including grandchildren and great grandchildren, with a few exceptions. A large extension table was set for the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen
Lester Barnes
Worthington Owly
Yen
J. A. “Melferstine
W. E. Leonard
Family honors held for local citizens and relatives
A fragmented list notes a family gathering honoring Sonia and wife Tatigr Barnes, Mrs. W. E. and daughter Valen, along with Iania W. Collins. Others present could not be named due to unreadable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vane
Spa Wand
Zea Farall
Rala Chiliven
Sonia
Tatigr Barnes
W. E
Valen
Samt
Iania W. Collins
Holiness meeting in Livonia crowds Sunday activities
Reverend W T Wharton visited the Kenneth Laffoon home after church. Mr and Mrs Guy Mannon and Mrs Maule Houston traveled to Livonia for an all day holiness meeting. Helen Ryals of Greenfield, about 20, is seriously ill with spinal meningitis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Wharton
Kenneth Laffoon
Guy Mannon
Maule Houston
Livonia
Helen
Esper Ryals
Greenfield
Greenfield High School
Inez Houston
Garneth
Mildred Farnsworth
Lloyd Partin
E. A. Ryals
Charley Hart
Richard
Oscar Mannon
R. W Mannon
Missouri Crop Report Details 1920 Conditions June Iowa Missouri
The Missouri crop report shows winter wheat 29,162,160 bu and oats 39,775,750 bu with yields per acre and state averages. It notes drought and wet periods, chinch bugs across counties, and June harvest windows from June 20 to 25 for spring wheat and related crops.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
E. A. Logan
U. S. Bureau of Crop Estimates
Missouri State Board of Agriculture
Putnam County
Lafayette
Bollinger
Ferry
Missouri farmers report varied crop health and gains across states
The report shows peppers, melons, cabbages and hay in high condition while onions and peaches lag. Alfalfa tops 95 percent as first cuttings begin, pastures 94 percent improved in May, bluegrass seed promising, and cotton at a record low 64 percent. Army worms hit several counties, with broader but milder damage elsewhere. Overall losses from May weather amount to around 15.56 million dollars, and idle land rises due to costs, labor shortages, and wet planting periods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stoddard
Bollinger
Lincoln
Rails
St Charles
Missouri
Missoula
Community notices and obituaries from a Hartford area page
The record lists social events and deaths in the area. Will Wilson hosts a Thursday evening party while Mrs. Charlie Barnhouse of Hartford is seriously ill. Funerals for Dr. Pickinpaugh in Unionville and Geo Shelton in Hartford are noted, with services and burial locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Wilson
Charlie Barnhouse
Hartford
Pickinpaugh
Unionville
Rex
Charlie
Anders
Geo. Shelton
John Bradshaw
Fon Minear
C.J FE McCalment
Gage
Mont
Gen. Shelton
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Ieee
Myzsi
Missouri Wesleyan
Lemons
J. Howard Thompson
Paz
Omaha
U. S
U.S
Usco “Plain
U. & Royal Cards
United States
C. G. Lightfoot
Lemons, MO
Berry Motor CO
Unionville, MO
Pover
INCE
Middle West
Rikder
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
Hee SA
Michigan
Chicago
Missour
Happy Hollow
Gordon Brown, JR
M Gn
Queen City, Mo
VanFossen Produce Co
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