Browning Missouri Editor Joe Nickell Issue
Local notice from Browning Missouri features editor Joe Nickell. Post office metered for second class mail matter dated July 8, 1897.
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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1929
Page
4
Statement of Ownership for April 1929 Leader Record Browning Mo
The Leader Record at Browning Missouri issues this ownership statement for April 1929. Editor and owner is Joe Nickell with no bond holders holding 1 percent or more. Sworn March 30 1929 before Notary Chester Bagley.
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Leader Record
Browning
Joe Nickell
Missouri
Chester Bagley
Odd Aphorisms and Whimsical Sayings Readers Should Note
A collage of humorous and pious lines on life faith and daily conduct. Quotes touch on motherhood and memory with lines about dreams opinions and the power of a smile. The tone resembles light opinion prompts urging churchgoing faith and cheerful resilience.
Easter visitor notes and local social rounds in Trenton
Roger Items Donald DeWitt and Mrs. Gooch visit Trenton Saturday. Easter activity includes Chloe Fields visiting home folks and several trips to Kansas City. Charivari honors for Earnest Clements and bride. multiple families host relatives and attend local gatherings.
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Roger
Donald DeWitt
L. F. Gooch
Trenton
Chloe Fields
W. H. W. DeWitt
Milan
Louise Davis
Kansas City
G. F. Davis
O. Hatcher
Walter Smith
Wallace Lovell
Chicago
R. M. Tunnel
Less Crawsley
Randolph Arnold
Easter bunking parties and sunrise breakfast
The article notes enjoyable Easter activities with bunking parties at Donna Tunnell's home for the girls and Ralph and John DeWitt's home for the boys. Due to bad weather the sunrise breakfast was moved to the high school. Everyone reported a good time.
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Donna Tunnell
Ralph
John DeWitt
Community notes from Mt Zion district closing term events
Mrs Lena Creason closed a successful school term Friday as patrons brought filled baskets for a noon feast. A ciphering match followed with Mrs Alpha Rottmann challenging patrons. The senior class planned an Easter event with a weiner roast and egg hunt. several local visits and social trips are also noted.
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Lena Creason
Alpha Rottmann
Cresson
Rosa Lee Schroch
Duffield
Everett Keithley
Norris
Maurice
John Keithleys
Lloyd Bowyer
Ray
Fay
Marcelene
Mary Boswell
Cleve Jennings
Jennings
Melia Thurlo
John Thurlo
Thurlo
Mt. Zion Sunday School
Gladys Bachner
Clark
Jamesport
Locust Valley
Ed Browning
John Longwell
Easter Sunday Rain Pours In Turning Cold Day
Rain fell all day on Easter Sunday turning cool and damp across the region with chilly winds. The weather left streets slick and residents urged caution while plans shifted indoors.
Local Notes From Winigan and Surroundings
Frosty Sunday night grips the area as residents report cold weather. Mrs. Sam Franklin has been sick the past week. Trevis Peavier of Cattey School was called to Burlington Iowa for his brother in law’s illness. Floyd McCollum covered in his absence. Tony Lattman family moved to Arthur Cattey farm. Miss Norma Jones completed a nine month term at H11 School and plans to go to Idaho. I M Cattey and son Robert sow oats. Miss Jewell Johnson recently returned from Shelby. Aunt Meggie Brewer, Allen Sill and I J McCollum visited Winigan Saturday. J B McCollum made a business trip to Chillicothe.
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Pearl
Clara Wood
Laredo
Vera
Rama Sayers
Lela Rae Bartow
Otis Lawrence
Grabast and Son
Elbert Campbell
W. S. Campbell
Galt
Harry Rhodes
Browning
Veda Jerome
Roy Creason
Linneus
S. J. Bartow
Ioa Rhodes
Ruth Lawrence
Imogene Wooff
Maryville
C. A. Woolf
Sam Franklin
Cait
Trevis Peavier
Cattey School
Buniington
Iowa
Floyd McCollum
Peavier
Tony Lattman
Arthur Cattey
Norma Jones
H.11
Miss Jones
Idaho
I. M. Cattey
Robert
Jewell Johnson
Shelby
Meggie Brewer
Allen Sill
I. J. McCollum
Winigan
J. B. McCollum
Chillicothe
Sheriff Sale Under Deed of Trust In Linn County
The notice details a sheriff's sale under a deed of trust for parcels 13 14 and 15 in block 19 Browning Missouri to satisfy a past due promissory note. Omar M Ramsey sheriff sets April 12 1929 at Browning Post Office door for cash bids between nine and five.
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B. D. Stevenson
Mary Steverson
Linn County
Missouri
R. C. Bailey
Browning
County of Linn
Local Notes From Cora and Clem Springs and Nearby
Spring weather brings activity as Shelby Hunsaker is ill. Dorris Fanning visits Milan homefolks after a weekend in the area. Duff Jennings attends to business in Green City. Owen Reger family moves to Lloyd Lambert’s farm near North Salem. Guy Brockshier and Elijah Fisher travel to Unionville on business. George Dodson of Neoga, Illinois visits relatives nearby. Jennings family spends time with Eliza Shipley. Pipes family travels to Mayo Brothers for health examination. George has winter health issues. Charley Richmond’s meat smoking incident burns meat lard and clothes in a smoke house fire.
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Cora
Clem
Shelby Hunsaker
Dorris Fanning
Milan
James Fanning
Duff
Frank Jennings
Green City
Owen Reger
Lloyd Lambert
North Salem
Guy Brockshier
Elijah Fisher
Unionville
Public auction of bank furniture and equipment North Salem
On April 20 1929 at 1 p m at the former Farmers State Bank building North Salem Linn County Missouri the bank furniture fixtures and articles used in banking will be sold to the highest cash bidder Includes a Victor safe two Burroughs posting machines two Underwood typewriters and related banking equipment Chas K Hart Special Deputy Finance Commissioner in charge of the Farmers State Bank of North Salem
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Farmers State Bank of
North Salem
Linn County
Missouri
Victor
Burroughs
Underwood
Chas. K. Hart
Farmers State Bank of North Salem
Slats Diary Finds School News And Hamlet Plans
Slats records a week of school tests and parental concern about leaks to his father. He mentions a Hamlet show at the opry house next week and a confusing town hall incident with a rumor about a girl and the mayor.
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Saterday
Hamlet
Opry
Ant Emmy Dassent
Miss Dixon
Onde
Young local editor ropes into town barber venture
A rough diary notes a city editor sending the new man to fetch a newspaper electrotype, a talk about telling his wife goodbye, and a plan to write on foreign relations. The week includes praise for the editor and a note about a slick newcomer opening a barber shop attracting workers.
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Noose
Pais
Notice to breeders at Phillips farm for Jersey service
Notice to breeders says they will service a few outside cows with Jersey bull Jolly Toron's Janes Lad Herd Reg No 300 621 at W. L. Phillips farm Phillips and Campbell record the notice.
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Jersey
Jolly Toron
W. L. Phillips
Trade Two New John Deere Riding Cultivators
Roy Jones offers two new John Deere riding cultivators in exchange for walking cultivators.
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John Deere
Roy Jones
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