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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1916
Page
4
The Leaver-Record announces Charles K. Hart of Brookfield as a Republican candidate for Linn County Prosecuting Attorney, subject to August Primary approval by GOP voters.
The LeapgutecoeD announces George Windereon of Linneus seeking Sheriff in Lion county subject to Republican voters approval at the August primary. Also announces Robert J. Aneu of Clay township running for Judge of the county court Western District Linn county subject to Democratic voters will at the August primary.
Local notes list multiple residents visiting, marrying, or traveling. W. J. Ford went to Milan. George Lumsden’s family headed to Canada. Lot Langdon and Vada Moddrell wed on March 11. Other items mention barn painting, roof work, new perfumes at Corner Drug Store, and visits among families in Cora, Browning, Linneus, and Chillicothe.
The union met with Nora Kenley last Friday with seven members present. In the absence of the named leader the meeting was led by the treasurer after devotions.
The text notes losses among charter members with two deaths and expresses condolences to the families. It mentions the organization formed in 1918 and says the next meeting will be with Mrs. Permelia Mairs on May 5th, signed by Lurie Wallace.
A relic ad preview promotes U S National Parks as vacation spots with a cheerful push from agent Wykoff. It notes planning help for trips and mentions staff changes at the post office and social updates among local residents.
Northern Missouri firm advertises farm loans with better terms and rates. Readers are invited to write for details and savings on financing.
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