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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1921
Page
4
Notice to creditors and interested parties of the estate of George W. Taylor deceased that J. H. Taylor administrator will make final settlement at the next Probate Court term in Linn County Missouri at Linneus on May 9 1921.
I Loren J Vincent administrator of Jefferson C Vincent estate will make final settlement at Linn county Probate Court Missoui on May 9 1921. This notice is to all creditors and interested parties.
Letters of Administration granted to James F. Smith by the Linn county Missouri Probate Court hearing on April 6 1921. Creditors must exhibit claims within six months from date of letters or be barred. claims not shown within one year from letters grant are forever barred. Arthur L. Pratt Judge of Probate.
Cross Roads and Corn section records a freeze occurred Friday and Saturday nights. Mrs J H Tharp visited Harris last week to see her daughter Mrs Cecil Clem and family. Hershal Talbert and Cecil Dodson visited Chas Dodson and family. J H Tharp visited his son Alden near Humphreys. Residents went to Browning on Saturday. James T Hollon died at home Sunday April 10 and was buried Monday in White Oak cemetery.
The notice lists residents visiting relatives and friends around Sunday and weekend gatherings. Names include L J McCollum family, Allen Lilk and mother, Mrs Maggie Brewer, F M Cattey, Rolla Bailey, Wilber Cahoon, Okey Millioan, Otis McCollum, Perry McCollum, and others. It notes cool to freezing nights and reports a high school event upcoming after a singing session in Winigan.
Local column from Browning Missouri includes theater ad for Stop Thief, park updates with new trees, road and tax concerns, road funding debates, town business encouragement, building boom prospects, and a humorous Kilowatt explanation. Mentions Browning Commercial Club, farmers seeking new properties, and Mosby's Missouri Message.
An Oklahoma farm note from Scott, Okla on April 11 192? discusses winter damage to fruit and poultry, corn planting progress, onion set prices, and a poor pig harvest. The writer mentions market quotes for corn at forty cents per bushel and encourages hopeful spirits with a musical remedy.
Play Sally Lunn runs at the Electric Theatre Thursday evening under the direction of Mrs. Hermia Adams. The engagement is described as a success and promises an entertaining performance.
Mrs. 8. Hale of Purdin visited here yesterday. Tom McCarty and daughter stayed with relatives in Milan. Crains Drug Store offers oils and paints at savings. A traveling salesman sold goods to a merchant who later faced a disputed bill. The postmaster, bank president, and lawyer were humorously named in a cautionary tale. Wm Pulliam near Purdin supported road projects. locals urged road funding.
A reader urges writers to always sign their names when sending in news for publication. The piece emphasizes accountability and journalistic courtesy, advising readers to include their identity to ensure proper credit.
Farmers in the area express a need for corn while Aubry Jones visits relatives at Corn yesterday. J. M. Turner of Brookfield also stayed with local relatives yesterday.
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