Notice by publication in Linn County court case
In Brookfield Linn County Missouri a civil attachment suit filed December 13 1917 by Foal plaintiff against Oley Hall nonresident defendant seeks $113.35 plus costs on a note dated May 1 1912 with 8 percent interest and attaches Lots 17 and 18 in Block 19 Original Town of Browning. Defendant must appear by February 18 1918 or judgment by default will be entered. publication to run four weeks in Leader-Record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oley Hall
E. B. Fields
Missouri
Browning
Linn County
Brookfield
Leader-Record
H. H. Lamb
Farmers Bank of North Salem Annual Stockholders Meeting
Notice to stockholders of Farmers Bank of North Salem Missouri calling an annual meeting at the banking house on January 7 1918 at 10 o clock a m for at least three hours to elect seven directors for the ensuing year and to transact any other proper business. Attest E H Moore vice president Dillard V Mardis secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Bank of North Salem
North Salem
Missouri
E. H. Moore
Dillard
Mardis
Town Note Counts Household Visits and Turkey Prices
North East Linn. W. W. Jones has recovered. Vic Jones and family visited F. M. Cattey and family. Otis McCollum Ben Purdin and Earl Vendl visited Perry Christian and wife. Turkey crop harvested at 25 cents per pound. Daete usual and brought in several Ereend dollars at Winkews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Jones
Vic Jones
F. M. Cattey
Otis McCollum
Ben Purdin
Earl Vendl
Perry Christian
Winkews
Ben Cattey Purchases Virgil Ware Farm and Splits It
Ben Cattey buys the Virgil Ware tract from Charley Watson of Brookfield for 10000 dollars. He then sells forty acres to his brother Arthur Cattey, leaving Ben with a stock farm. A stray white faced calf of 300 to 400 pounds is missing from a farm northeast of Bowling Green near Shelby. A prize jar of beans offers 91 dollars in a guessing contest at Healy’s with a 1 dollar purchase earns a free guess.
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Ben Cattey
Charley Watson
Brookfield
Virgil Ware
Arthur Cattey
Ben
Browning
Shelby
J.B. F. Wampler
R 4
Wampler Bros
Healy’s
Letter From The Trenches Describes Army Life In France
In November 1917 from Somewhere In France a soldier writes to Mr and Mrs Andrew Myers of Browning Missouri. He reports receiving letters from family and friends, mentions Uncle Bush Hoskins and Emery Gray, says he is well and enjoying army life, notes rainy cold weather, and that he serves in the Machine Gun Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Andrew Myers
Browning
Uncle Bush Hoskins
Uncle Bush
Emery Gray
Cross Roads and Cora Personal Notes Roundup
J D Elliott shipped cattle from Cora Tuesday. Chas Dodson sold a mule to G M Spencer last week. Spencer also sold a span of mules for 400 dollars. Sherman Hoskins went to Green City Friday. Bingham visited Browning Saturday. Haskel and Clifford Spencer of Cora called on Dodson last Saturday morning. Stephenson broke his leg last week. Mary Jennings visited aunt Mrs E E Maxey Sunday. Lena and John George visited George Stephenson family Saturday. Meeting at Croes Roads Saturday night. Curt Whiteaker guest of Glen and Ora Whiteaker near Cora Sunday. Flora Lumsden visiting Milan home folks Sunday. Esta Brookshier of Browning seen Sunday evening. Hildred Spencer visiting home folks over Sunday from Milan. Charley George and family left for South Missouri Sunday to settle there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Elliott
Cora
Chas. Dodson
G. M. Spencer
Sherman Hoskins
Green City
Jas. Bingham
Browning
Haskel and
Clifford Spencer
Lena
John George
George Stephenson
Family
Croes Roads
Flora Lumsden
Milan
Esta Brookshier
Hildred Spencer
Rabbit Hunt In Harmon Sees Hunters Rush To Field
Early Tuesday morning in Harmon a large rabbit hunt drew crowds as guns and shells sold at premium. Dr. Bartlett and C. W. Haggard led crews while Harmon’s resident shot 35 rabbits by noon before an accident temporarily halted a top hunter. Dr. Whaley stayed indoors with a bad cold as social reports compare outcomes to slow election returns. Proceeds from a large crowd at last night’s supper supported local causes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Bartlett
C. W. Haggard
Harmon
R. W. Whaley
Also Mentioned on This Page
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Browning, Missouri
Joseph Nickell
Browning, Mo
State of Missouri
County of Linn
F. A. Fleming
North East Linn
H.clay Jones
H. L. Schrock
Long-Bell Lumber Company
Goldin Myers
Claud H. Myers
Paris
Cecil Stephenson
Mary Jennings
E. E. Maxey
Curt Whiteaker
Glen
Ora Whiteaker
Cora Sunday
Clara
Mertie Stephenson
Arthur Murphey
Charley George
South Missouri
Keen Kutter
N. E. Cotter
Miss Blanche Hooker
North Side
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