Postal Notice from Brown ing Missouri 1897
A fragment notes a second class mail matter entered at the Brown ing Missouri post office on July 8 1897 indicating a local mailing item or notice registered at the time.
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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1909
Page
4
A fragment notes a second class mail matter entered at the Brown ing Missouri post office on July 8 1897 indicating a local mailing item or notice registered at the time.
The Leaver Record and Linn County News announce Hermin F. Adams as a candidate for County School Superintendent, subject to voters. C. E. Dickson is also nominated for the same office in Linn County, with elections set for April 6, 1909.
Town brief with scattered occurrences including residents visiting relatives in Browning and Quincy Ill. Reports mention illnesses and social visits among Mairs, Morris, Lauck, Bundridge, Hawkins, and Sevier families. A physician’s laxative claim highlights Foley's Orino Laxative saving a life with a three year old.
The spring election in this township was held Tuesday. Hattie Pearson visits Chloral Lambert this week. Frank Tucker and wife hosted by Scott Browning Sunday. Jack Cotter and family visited Joe Johnson Sunday. Rev. E. M. Capp led services at Grove Saturday night and Sunday. Mrs Maggie Crowdisาล
Jas Harris and his wife plan to relocate to Oklahoma to establish their future home. A Grove church meeting is scheduled next Sunday at ten for Sabbath school organization, inviting all. Browning Camp No. 2614 M. W. A. holds meetings on the first and third Wednesdays monthly, with K M Duncan as V C and J E Marvin as Clerk.
Prof. C. E. Dicknson visited Browning this week to promote his candidacy. Former Meadville schools superintendent for three years, he is praised by the Meadville board and supporters as energetic and progressive. A Kirksville State Normal graduate with seven years of teaching, he would likely improve county schools if elected.
A heated election in Browning Tuesday chose H. F. Carter as trustee Chas. Gooch as clerk and assessor John G. Harvey as collector Geo. Shanks and Geo. Christy as board members F. G. Peters and T. J. Fields as justices W. B. Carter as constable In Duncan township John Gable trustee collector Isaac Johnson clerk and assessor A A Maggart board members J M Thurlo L M Kenley justices J R Creason J W Taylor and constable J W Brassfield
Glad to report Mrs. G W Gibson improving and John Johnson in Milan. Various small items note travel between trains, a sale event, and Easter music at the M E Church. Ralph Coffelt of Milan visited H L Mathews. March road work lists Deeply. Next week more local visits and party attendance details.
Brownprir beam cultivators advertised as the easiest operated and lightest draft on the market. Sold by E A Jones.
Experienced dentist Dr. Carter advertises reliable dental services with durability and a warranty. Contact phone number shown as 107 for appointments and consultations.
Readers can obtain 24 souvenir post cards free by subscribing to the Kansas City Weekly Journal for 25 cents for a year. Choose from Comic Cards Flower Cards or Language of the Flowers Cards, each 24 cards in color, with verses or mottos. Send 25 cents and specify preferred set to Kansas City Journal, Kansas City, Mo.
Local seller advertises ready stock of beef pork hams lard bacon pickles and sauerkraut with a specialty to meet market prices for hides hogs and cattle. The note imposes a five dollar forfeit for each calf aged up to twenty days not dehorned and claims ten years on the market. Sold by contact phone provided.
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