Subscriptions Due As News Paper Urges Pay Up Now
A Missouri community paper appeals to readers to check their paper’s expiration tag and pay a year in advance. It lists subscribers who have remitted and warns of rising printing costs while stressing timely dues to keep the Leader Record afloat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. M. Stufflebean
Northern
J. H. Payne
North Salem
S.’F. Paskett
Linneus
A. E. McCollum
Gracemont
Okla
M. A. Penhale
Purdin
J. W. McQuown
Route 4
Ora
Bennett
Eiy
Tax collection schedule for Benton outlined
The notice states attendance at Browning Savings Bank on Thursdays and Fridays in December and at Stockgrowers Bank in Purdin on Saturdays and weekdays for Benton tax collection. It specifies locations and regular days without additional actions or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browning Savings Bank
Stockgrowers Bank
Purdin
Benton
Fragmentary town note hints at local mail and loafers
Fragmented OCR hints at a town with residents who mail daily and a group nicknamed loafers regulating something locally. No clear names, dates, or places are readable.
Tax collector schedule for Duncan township noted
The message outlines a recurring weekly tax collection plan in Browning and nearby days and individuals. It states Monday and Saturday in Browning for collect duties, Cora on Thursday and Roger on Friday, with remaining days at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browning
Cora
Roger
Duncan Township
White Way Contract Awarded by Milan Club
Last week the Milan OComiche Club let a contract for a White Way project to a Chillicothe firm. The value and full details were not fully legible in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milan Ocomiche
Cj Toa
Chillicothe
Shall we have a White Way on Main Street
A call for a coordinated effort to illuminate Main Street and adjacent alleys with electric lights from Brookfield. The proposal argues initial low-cost lighting, later expansion, and cites no bonds or extra taxes while predicting improved service and potential rate reductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookfield
Main Street
Odd Fellow Michael N Rust Died at Home in Brookfield
Michael Newton Rust aged 65 died at his Brookfield home on Tuesday November 30 1915 after two years of poor health bedfast eleven weeks He was born October 27 1850 in Mendon Illinois He married Martha J Bivins May 17 1907 and moved to Brookfield that year He was a Lutheran and Odd Fellows member funeral held at the family residence with burial service by Odd Fellows and Reverend J H Stidham Proceeding services noted with local relatives present including Mrs Ad Gooch and Willard W Bivins
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Newton Rust
Peckton
Rust
Mendon
Ill
Martha J. Bivens
Linneus
Brookfield
Lutheran Church
Odd Fellows
Ad Gooch
Browning
Willard W. Bivins
Kansas City
J. H. Stidham
The
Christian Sete Ae Eee Bud
Card of Thanks for Daughter Assistance
We thank friends for help and kindness during the illness and passing of our dear daughter. Your support and thoughtful gestures brought comfort to our family in this difficult time.
W C T U Meeting Deliberates on New Departments
Members appoint superintendents for franch ise medal contest flower mission and set plans to teach quarterly temperance lessons in Sunday schools. A supervisor from each school will coordinate programs to counter saloon influence and promote self respect. Mrs Etta Lantz attends. Mrs Minnie Palmer heads franchise. Miss Luke Wallace medal contest. Mrs Lizzie White flower mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Palmer
Luke Wallace
Flower Mission
Lizzie White
Range Demonstration Draws Crowd at Simpson & Potter
The store hosted a range demonstration last week with a steady crowd each day. Ranges sold to G. W. Ross, Dr. Whaley, Austin Moore, Ora Brantner, Clay Dell, and Mrs. Mary Kimbrough, while Mrs. John B. Harmon bought the top bid sewing machine at $19 from a $30 value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simpson & Potter
G. W. Ross
Dr. Whaley
Austin Moore
Ora Brantner
Clay Dell
Mary Kimbrough
John B. Harmon
Collection Notice Demands Yearly Dues
Notice requests all debtors to pay what is owed by note or account to H. Clay Jones by the first of the year. The statement calls for prompt settlement of balances and mentions due amounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Clay Jones
A Delightful Auto Trip
A brief item notes a December 8 chapter V event. The readable text is fragmentary, with limited names or locations, and suggests a travel themed feature or reminder of a journey.
Farmers Bank of North Salem Stockholders Meet Notice
Notice for the annual stockholders meeting of The Farmers Bank of North Salem Missouri to be held at the banking house in North Salem on January 4 1916 at 9 a m for at least three hours. Attest A W Payne president Dillard Y Mardis secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Bank of North Salem
North Salem
Missouri
A. W. Payné
Dillard Y
Mardis
Stove sale offer slashes price before 1916
Warm weather prompts a 10 percent reduction on heating stoves through January 1 1916. A stove previously priced at 20 dollars now goes for 17.50 dollars. Don’t miss this opportunity to buy.
Pie Supper At Prairie School Draws Small Crowd
Friday night Lt Ken ley, teacher at the Prairie school, assisted by the pupils, held a pie supper. Owing to the inclement weather only a small crowd attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenley
the Prairie Es
Pier Ie
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