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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1914
Page
4
News from the front is sparse amid censorship as warring tribes report fighting near Laredo with unclear outcomes. Miss Bob Bell urges home economics judging training for girls alongside livestock and grain judging for boys to improve daily-living skills and product quality.
No hunting. Positively no hunting on our farms with either dog or gun. Signatories include H. Kille, JB F Waiplee, Issel Martin, Ian Lambert.
A compact plea outlines education needs for Mary Ann Pate, urging support for her schooling. The note emphasizes the importance of continued instruction and access to educational opportunities for her development and future prospects.
The M. W. A. held its annual election and named officers for the coming year including Counsel C. W. Haggard, Banker Bert Powell, Escort J. C. Gooch, Watchman J. D. Burwell, Sentry C. A. Fleming, and Manager RN A as planned.
By order of the trust deed dated September 22 1905 H R Mason and Selma C Mason conveyed east half of west half of the northeast quarter and east half of the northeast quarter of section one township two south range eighteen in Linn County to W H Hicks trustee. Due to trustee refusal and note default R M Wrenn named substitute trustee offers the property for sale at the west front door of the Linn County Courthouse December 10 1914 between 9 am and 6 pm to satisfy the deed conditions and costs.
The notice invites customers to order Christmas turkeys between December 8 and 20 promising fair grading and good treatment. Early market is expected to be strongest while a price slump may follow as rush begins.
Mrs J S Schrock of American Falls visits relatives including her mother Mrs C Jenkins. Abe Hutchinson of Kansas visits his son and friends before returning home. Reed Winfield Brown captures a wounded eagle with a shotgun, remarking on its size and sight. County Clerk W S Shattuck is honored at a Sunday dinner for his selection and service.
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