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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1922
Page
4
Joe Nickell is editor owner and publisher of the Browning Leader-Record Browning Missouri. No known bondholders mortgagees or other security holders owning 1 percent or more of the stock. Sworn before J D Burwell notary public dated April 6 1922.
Local rural notes report wet conditions delaying oats sowing in the area. Sunday visitors include Bella Bailey and family at F M Cattey’s, Roy McCollum and family at Aunt Mary McCollum, John Bauer and family at Lawrence Driers, Perry McCollum and wife at Rev A B Baker, Ben Cattey and family at Earl Abbott, Otis McCollum and family at Allen Sills, and Perry Christian and family visiting Verlan.
Howard Moore and wife visited Edd Urbach and wife. Mrs. Bessie Arnold and children visited Earnest Pearson. Oliver Belcher and wife called Char ley Urbach and wife. Jess Pulliam’s baby is improving. Bill Urbach and family spent the day at Ed Urbach’s. Cecil Cassity and family visited Herbert Crookshanks. Mrs Earl Steen and family visited Wm Cassity. Frank Carter and wife visited Johnnie Carter. W M Pulliam visited Jess Pulliam. Don Street and Lula Helding called on J E Steen. Churchill Urbach saw Maude Pulliam Sunday evening.
John Lee was in Cora Saturday. Ernest Langdon visits his parents W I Langdon and wife this week. J B Franklin and family from north east of Cora visited Sunday with their parents in Cora. W I Langdon and wife and Nelson Maxey and family visited E E Maxey and wife Sunday. Gladys Elliott joined J H Tharp and wife for a test week visit. Miss Gerneice Lumsden of Covea stays with uncle Jack Ransom in Milan this week. Mrs Ransom has the flu. Mrs Haske Hollon visited Sunday.
Day with parents includes James Fanning and wife Ray. Lawrence buys ten head of sheep from C. C. Dodson on Saturday. Ernest Langdon and Mrs. Price Harmon with Hubert Decan and sister travel to Browning Saturday. Frank Smith's family visits Ad Normans. D. G. Havens and L. C. Broyles go to Browning Friday. Bundridge school closes Friday with Mrs. Claud Kenley as teacher. Mrs. Dodson visits with son Cecil and family. Hershal Talbert family from Milan visits Tuesday. G. M. Spencer family and daughters go to Omaha Thursday. J. N. Maxey visits Browning Tuesday to see her mother Mittie Brookshier.
Locals report renewals for the home paper and thanks from Mrs. J T Bennett and Mrs. Camora Abbott. A heavy frost touched the area but fruit crops were said uninjured. J E Merrick saw a hen nesting in an apple tree and discovered chicks hatching, suggesting the tree hole was used as a nest.
The Farmers Bank of North Salem in Missouri reports assets of 181 964 32 with loans 151 218 29 real estate 5 788 84 and cash 1 523 44. Liabilities total 181 964 39 including capital 10 000 00 profits 1 269 66 and deposits 87 274 35. Notary and directors affirm the accuracy on April 10, 1922.
A Browning Savings Bank report from April 8 1922 details resources loans and deposits totaling 333 619 06 with capital 10 000 00 surplus 16 970 00 and profits 9 231 90. The document certified by President J B Harmon and cashier K M Danaan and witnessed by a notary public.
Letters testamentary granted in Linn county Missouri to Sarah A. Mairs executrix for the estate of James A. Mairs. Claimants must file within six months from Apr. 13 1922 or be barred. final bar after one year from letters grant. Attest: Arthur L. Pratt Judge of Probate.
Administrative proceedings with the will annexed for the estate of George W. Knifong were granted February 3 1922 by the Linn County Probate Court Missouri. Creditors mustfile claims within six months for allowance and within one year to avoid bar. Roy M. Calhoun is named Administrator with the Will Annexed and Arthur L. Pratt seals the order.
Notice is given to all creditors and interested parties that I. J. B. F. Wampler as Administrator plans final settlement of the estate of David A. Wampler at the Linn County Probate Court Linneus on May 8 1922. Administrators name J B F Wampler.
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