Republican Judicial Convention Nominates For Two Terms
The Republican Judicial Convention met in Jefferson City on July 26 with Judge John G. Park as chair. John Kennish and Jas T Neville were nominated on the best ballot for the ten year and short term seats respectively. Browning School catalogs for 1906 07 are ready for distribution and patrons are urged to review the catalog and support the local business directory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Judicial Convention
Jefferson City
Jas. T. Neville
Folys Honey and Tar Advertises Hay Fever Relief
An old Brookfield fair note promotes Folys Honey and Tar with claims of immediate relief from hay fever and healing inflamed air passages. The genuine product is described as in a yellow package. The Amusement Committee reports more attractions booked than in any two fairs before this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. C. Lantz
the Amusement Committee
Brookfield
Settlement Docket in Sullivan County Probate Court
Docket of settlements due by administrators executors guardians and curators in the term starting August 13 1906 listing G G Shultz admr Anthony Smith 1st set Saul T Snyder exec George B Snyder 1st set Wm R Sears admr Oscar P Sears 1st set W F Caffee curator Stella I Dawson 1st set Jacob H Custer exec W K Custer 1st set D M Wilson curator W A Lizzie and Joe Bibe 1st set E D Michael admr John Michael 1st set 1st set John Campbell curator John T and Mary B Campbell 1st set Fred A Reeves acor T A Reeves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Campbell
John T
Mary B Campbell
Fred A Reeves
Acor
T A
Public notices of executors and heirs by August dates
Tuesday August 14 and Wednesday August 15 lists show executors administrators and heirs such as Pfeiffer Wood Barton Thurlo Harlan Michael Beck Caffee Daw son Shibley Morehead Ward Pickerell Witacre Whitacre Cowan Nichols and others marked for various sets and admx.
Gem City Business College Ad Promises Fast Steno Jobs
Quincy Illinois advertisement touts Gem City Business College as the largest in America with 20 teachers and 1400 students. It offers courses in bookkeeping shorthand typewriting penmanship banking and promises graduates readily securing employment. Free 64 page illustrated catalogue upon request to president D L Musseeman.
Dowie trusteeship and Zion dispute under judge Landis
Judge Landis ruled Dowie does not own Zion but acts as trustee with provisions for services. An overseer election is set for the third Tuesday in September. Two New York coast yachts capsized, eight drowned. A derailed excursion train near Antlers Oklahoma killed freman and injured engineer. New York Central collision in fog near Newport reported. no major damage.
Local Browning Firms Promote Clearance Sale
Gibson and Pulliam have run a Browning business for years and built their reputation with advertising and competitive pricing. They highlight a clearance sale in an adjacent page promoting lower prices on goods.
Real Estate Transfers for Week Ending July 28
Abstracts from Miller Higgins Milan Missouri show Oscar Lucas and wife transferring 40 acres in section 762-18 to Henry Patric for 1600 dollars. A Linville and wife transfer 4 acres in section 763-18 to H Runnel and wife for 800 dollars. A J Pratt et al transfer a Green City tract to H Runnel for 1050 dollars. Benjamin McCollum and wife to Ben ville McCollum Zo a in section 18 61-18 for 2500 dollars. Jno Nulton and wife to G A Rigen a Milan lot for 200 dollars. Mary J Matchett et al to Ben Call 20 acres in section 12-63-22 for 900 dollars. J E Hays and wife to Wm Sloan tract in section 3-61-20 for 600 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Lucas
Henry Patric
A. J. Pratt
H. Runnel and
Green City
Mary J Matchett
Ben
Weather Summary For Week Ending Monday July 30
Across the state the week ended Monday morning July 30 featured warm days and cool nights with ample sunshine and some precipitation. Central and southern regions ran slightly above normal temperatures while eastern counties were near or just below normal. Rainfall was below normal in most districts with moderate showers on the Ozark plateau and southeastern and southwestern lowlands where moisture remains adequate.
Browning Shippers Reflect Busy Regional Trade Center
The article notes Browning as a bustling business hub with heavy stock shipments and strong banking activity. For the year ending July 1, 1906, 342 cars of stock were forwarded and 16 received, averaging about one car daily, with horses, cattle, hogs, and agricultural implements among the freight.
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Browning
Curators Named for Fourth and Fifth Sets in August Session
Thursday August 16th lists curators for multiple sets including C P Sorrell Clyde M Sorrell Guy V Lemen Minnie Booth and George T Moberly with Shobe Heirs. The notes also name Malinda Kaitong Albert E Jones and Cleo Swiggy among fifth set curators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Booth
George T Moberly
Shobe Heirs
Hel M .Kaitong
Albert E Jones
Cleo and
Cecil Swiggy
Local Notes From Purdin and Surroundings
Mrs. Steve Cotter of Laclede visits her uncle A. Nickell after a Kentucky trip. Mr and Mrs John Cooper were in a buggy accident with minor injuries. John Gooch visits relatives in Purdin. Barber Mr McNalley improves after illness. Disciples of Christ church builds foundation and updates with brick, paint, and walks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Cotter
Laclede
A. Nickell
Kentucky
Mrs
John Cooper
Mr. Cooper
John Gooch
Purdin
Disciples of Christ
Auction Schedule Fragments From August Meeting Record
Friday August 17 and Saturday August 18 list multiple guardians curators and heirs linked to seventh through twelfth set entries. Names include Wm McClanahan Ira and Wm Lumsden A S Tunnell Seaman heirs W Dillinger Carl Coffman Mary E Gregory Alice N Gregory Chas Armstrong Frank Vaughn RM and ME Duslap Reid heirs and GG Heremas with guardians and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm McClanahan
Ira
Wm Lumsden
A S Tunnell
Seaman Heirs
W Dillinger
Carl Coffman
Wm McClenhas
Chas Armstrong
Frank Vaughn
RM and
ME Duslap
Medicated claim for bile fluid and relief of ailments
G. L. Caldwell, agent for M. K. and T. R.R. in Checotah I T reports a long illness of two years with aeons of symptoms and promotes Herbine to render bile fluid more so the blood flows for biliousness, indigestion and headaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. L. Caldwell
Agt
M. K
T. R.R. Checotah
I. T
Stock Shipments From Browning July Totals
Sunday through Tuesday drivers loaded cattle horses hogs and sheep for St. Louis Chicago and other destinations. Notable shippers include W P Carter Scott Browning J W Fields Harmon Keithley Co G W Knnfong C S Hoyt RK I Long McCollum Jerome J A Moffitt and A W Nickell. Total stock cars for July reach 78.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. S. Hoyt
Chicago
Harmon, Keithley & Co
RK. I. Long
McCollum & Jerome
J. A. Moffitt
A. W. Nickell
Browning
Ballard's Snow Liniment Promises Prompt Relief
Customer testimonial from E. W. Sullivan of Sullivan House El Reno O T endorses Ballard's Snow Liniment for rheumatism. Company advertises 25c 50c and 1.00 prices with Whaley & Sons as sellers.
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Ballard
E. W. Sullivan
Sullivan House
el Reno
O. T
Whaley & Sons
Mrs Sarah J Elston Weds Melvin S Chambers at Linneus
The wedding of Mrs Sarah J Elston to Melvin S Chambers took place at Linneus last Wednesday at 1 pm with Rev J M Litton officiating. The bride, widow of late Judge W T Elston, had long resided in Baker township and Bradford. The groom, formerly of Texas County, now lives in Purdin where the couple will reside. Friends wish them many happy anniversaries.
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J. M. Litton
Corner Stone Laying for Missouri State Sanitarium
On August 15, 1906, Missouri will lay the corner stone of the State Sanitarium at Mt. Vernon for treating incipient pulmonary tuberculosis under the Masonic order. Gov Folk Attorney General Hadley and Secretary of State Swanger will attend and speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Order
Folk
Gen
Hadley
Swanger
Barrows and Beardslee Wed in Kansas Nuptials
Fred E Barrows son of G A Barrows living northwest of Browning married Miss Beardslee at the home of Mr and Mrs R S Mairs in Kinsley Kansas on July 16 1906 They will reside in Ness City Kansas The Leanen Record extends best wishes to the couple with many friends here hoping for good things ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. S. Mairs
Kinsley
Kansas
Ness City
Mr. Barrows
Leanen Record
Property and stock sale at Purdin House Missouri
Due to health reasons the hotel and restaurant stock with fixtures of the Purdin House in Purdin Missouri will be sold with possession available at any time. Thomas McFaul is the seller. No gambling or un gentlemanly conduct will be tolerated at the Brookfield Fair and adequate police will maintain order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purdin House
Purdin, Mo
Thomas McFaul
Brookfield Fair
Declined, Cholly I Love Your Sister
Johnny tells Cholly he cannot be a brother despite affection in a brief New York Sun note, highlighting a sudden personal sentiment.
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Cholly
Johnny
Mr. Softly
N. Y. Sun
Farmers Endure Drought Varied Yields Across North Lisa and South Sullivan
The report notes higher confidence among farmers in North Lisa and South Sullivan while Browning area suffers. Banks and merchants remained solvent as fruit and bay crops show promise. pastures are short and stock movement increases. Some fields yield well, others decline, and drought prompts foregone land restocking with better stock in the long run.
Linn County Republicans Nominate Ticket At Marceline
The Linn County Republican convention at Marceline nominated a county ticket with G. W. Anderson winning the sheriff race on the sixth ballot. Clever won the recorder post on the second ballot, with Dr Pettijohn as chairman and D B Ormiston as secretary. The ticket includes Margin as Representative, Symons as County Clerk, Ruperson as Probate Judge, Wilson as Circuit Clerk, Williams Pros as Prosecuting Attorney, Fleming as Treasurer, Frakes as Assessor, Maher as Collector, Morehead as Judge at Large, and Anderson and Hott as special district judges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Clever
Hi" Symons
J. N. Ruperson
J. N. Wilson
Williams
Settlement Demand From Mas E Kimogr
Notice from Mas E Kimogr calling all indebted parties to call and settle at once honoring the writer. The message asks for immediate payment and settlement of debts.
Also Mentioned on This Page
A. L. Brown
Browning, Mo
John G. Park
Kansas City
John Kennish
Missouri
Browning School
Sullivan County Probate Court
G. G. Shultz
Admr
Anthony
Saul T Snyder
Exec
George
B Snyder
Wm R Sears
Oscar P
Sears
W F Caffee
Stella I
Dawson
Jacob H Custer
W K Custer
D M Wilson
W A Liz
Zie
Joe Bibe
E D Michael
John Michael
Reeves
CB Pfeiffer
Ray Wood
Lewis’ Barton
Ermie
M. Barton
T C Thurlo
Wm J Rush
Emma Harlan
Ed Michael
Jas W Beck
W E Caffee
John Daw
John Shibley
Julia Dolan
R L Baldridge
Chas E Morehead Et al
Rachel A Ward
Harvey Z Ward
Nancy C Pickerell
Admix
Joseph A Pickerell
Mary E Witacre
George Whitacre
H F Cowan
Polly Cowan
Caffee
Willie San
H L Nichols
Della M
Gem City Business College
Quincy
Illinois
America
D. L. Musseeman, Pres
General News
Landis
United States Court
New York
Antlers, I. T
Freman
Cen
Tral
Gineer
Ser
New Jersey
Alabama
Newport
Gibson & Pulliam
Miller & Higgins
Milan
A. Linville
H. Runnel
Benj McCollum
Benville McCollum Zo A
Jno Nulton
Rigen
J. E. Hays
Wm Sloan Tract
Weather Report
Ing
Ozark Plateau
C P Sorrell
Clyde M
Sorrell
Guy V Lemen
Floyd Hall
Minnie Booth
John and
Malinda E Kaitong
Mr. McNalley
Mary E Gregory
Alice N Gregory
F Reid
Reid
GG Heremas
Clarence
W. P. Carter
St. Louis
Scott Browning
J. Buxton
Sarah J. Elston
Linn
Sarah
Elston
Mel
Vin S Chambers
Linneus
W.T. 11
Ston
Baker Township
Braofield
Texas County
Stone of
the State Sanitarium
Mt. Vernon, Mo
Barrows-Beardslee
Fred E. Barrows
G. A
Barrows
North Lisa
South Sullivan
Oth
Linn County
Con
Marceline
Clever
Prather
Nomina
G. W. Anderson
Pettijohn
D. B. Ormiston
Geo W. Margin
RK. S. Kathan
J. B. Fleming
Ira L. Frakes
K. T. Maher
Morehead
Judge
Dist.—Geo. Anderson
Judge East. Dist
Tom Hott
Yours Truly, Mas. E. Kimogr
Ayer
Errivomt
Aversz
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