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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1919
Page
4
J E Marvin administrator of the estate of Andrew J Jennings seeks final settlement at Linn County Missouri Probate Court Linneus on May 12 1919. Creditors and interested parties are informed to appear or file claims as required.
Spring has came. J. D. Elliott is remodeling his house. J. D. Bingham went to Milan Friday. Alva Franklin was a Cora visitor Sunday. D. G. Havens shipped hogs from Cora Monday. Edward Hollon of near Browing was in Cora Sunday. Charley May and family spent Sunday at E. E. Maxey's. S. W. Correl of Brookfield was in Cora Sunday evening. Lester M. Kenley and wife were in Cora Sunday evening. Clide Foster and Gailard Rice spent last week with Wm. Butler and wife. Cecil Clem and family visited Saturday with his father, Elmer Glem and family near Roger. A successful term of school closed at Cross Roads Friday, with J. Herbert Kenley as teacher. Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Bundridge and daughter Mattie left Friday for Canada to visit their daughter and sister, Mrs. Wm. Lunsden.
Farmers plowing oats look good after a recent rain. Leland McCollum is very ill. Mrs. George Spencer attended the dinner. Homer Brantner’s sale on April 10 went well. A large crowd joined Sylvester Lambert’s Sunday dinner on April 13 honoring returnees Leland and Lambert from France. Attendees came from Linneus and St Catherine. about 160 people were present.
The article urges subscribing to the Victory Liberty Loan arguing banks should remain liquid for business lending. It asserts that if Americans buy bonds banks can still support farmers and manufacturers via rediscounted notes. It emphasizes patriotic duty and finishing the war effort to keep government credit untarnished.
The republic plans to rehabilitate wounded soldiers through schools and workshops across the nation. Veterans gain education and reeducation to rejoin work, with funds from the Victory Liberty Loan supporting these efforts and easing the transition to civilian life.
The Armenian relief drive expands across states and reports show California reaching a $750000 quota with four million dollars in hand. Southern districts meet half their million targets as the War Department and Air Relief Committee coordinate aid to the stricken country. February 31 totals remain uncertain.
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