Post Office Notice From Brown ing Missouri 1897 1916
Postal record shows second class mail matter at Brown ing Missouri with an effective date July 8 1897. The entry also notes Thursday February 3 1916 for publication or mailing status.
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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1916
Page
4
Postal record shows second class mail matter at Brown ing Missouri with an effective date July 8 1897. The entry also notes Thursday February 3 1916 for publication or mailing status.
Warning to Farmers is printed with a large illustrated article in the LEADER RECORD. It warns of a very short corn crop and possible dollar losses, explains the danger, causes, and offers a no expense seed corn test as a preventive.
Notice is given that Letters of Administration for the estate of James A. Mundell have been granted to Nova Z Mundell by the Linn County Missouri Probate Court dated January 14, 1916. All claims must be presented within six months for allowance or be barred. failure to exhibit within one year from the last insertion of this notice will bar all claims. Nova Z Mundell is administrator.
I J A Mairs administrator of the estate of Helen Clara Arrington will make a final settlement at the Linn County Missouri Probate Court in Linneus on February 14 1916 all creditors and interested parties may appear
A sales note endorses Farina Colic Remedy for horses. It instructs dropping it on the tongue with a dropper included with each 50 cents bottle. Claims cure rate fifty nine times out of sixty and offers a money back guarantee if it fails. The author signs as M F Bench.
A local lender advertises the lowest rates for farm loans with easy terms and helpful guidance. Pete promotes personalized service and quick decisions for agricultural borrowers.
Missouri farmers can raise seed corn quality by careful selection and storage, with testing spread across more than a quarter million growers. A typical test of one-bushel requires about two hours, and results can add roughly $1.50 per acre in net income across the state's 7,282,617 acres. The sandbox germinator method uses sand or sawdust in a four by thirty inch box, marked into two inch squares, to test kernels from several ears over six days, identifying ears producing strong seedlings.
A cattleman urges early fattening of hogs noting some hogs gain fat quickly while consuming less feed. He promotes B A Thomas Hog Powder as a conditioner to keep hogs healthy and fatten faster, reducing risk of final hog diseases.
Mrs Dora Sweat of Helena Okla visits mother Maggie Brewer for two months then returns home Monday. Ham Yount and wife return to St Catherine after weeks with son in law Roy McCollum. Henry Thudium, kicked by a horse last June, undergoes surgery. We will sell at the residence of the late J R Keithley in Browning on Saturday February 5th household and kitchen furniture and other articles. Sale begins promptly at 2 o clock. Terms cash. E C Fisher Auctioneer The Keithley Heirs.
Car Peters Prod. Co. markets coal stove fuel with home delivery and summer-use pricing.
An old advertisement notes Peters Produce Co offering gash for poultry and eggs. It also mentions farm loans and better rates, signaling a farm supply and credit promotion from a local vendor.
Mr and Mrs T W Marshall of Ft Williams Toronto Canada arrived Sunday to visit Mr and Mrs Jacob Griffis. Mrs Marshall and Mrs Griffiss are sisters but never met before. Miss Lena Brooks was called to Berryville Ark last week due to a familyIllness. Funeral services for M H Broo A bart will be held both morning and evening at Knifong church.
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