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Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1913

Page

8

Inaugural Events and State Legions Stir National Debate

The piece notes Congress has failed to fund later spring inaugurations and state legislatures resist authorizations for sending state militia to cover installations. Civilians raise funds locally for participation as civilian soldiers want to attend the first installation of a democratic president. The article frames a partisan split over conservation funding as a test of federal versus state power.

Congress Prilitia Rock of Conservation Republican Party

Green Valley farm notes and weather sweep

Ed Schweppee returned home from Chicago to visit relatives. J R Carlsted cleared land while corn gathering continues with about 1500 bushels left. A sharp temperature drop occurred Thursday with a ten degree fall in one hour. Farmers note some still not finished with corn harvest as spring nears.

Ed Schweppee Chicago F. P. McKay Reger Humphreys, Fairview and Reger Telephone Company J. R. Carlsted A. V. Harper Humphreys Duncan Township Marvin Ralph McCalley Frank Homer McKay Milan John Glaze Albert May

Fur Overcoats Draw Curious Looks and Laughs

Shoppers remark on the odd appearance of fur overcoats that seem to captivate and amuse onlookers. Donned with bold patterns and plush texture, the coats attract attention in city streets and shops.

Scottsville Family and Farm Activities Report

M M Barrows hauled logs for Dan Freeland Friday. Hank Oliver and wife visited Browning Saturday. Mrs John Bailey is on the sick list. Frank Cresson and son were sawing wood Saturday. Gladys Barrows and Florence Barrows visited Miss Mattie Riddle Sunday. Barney Warren and family visited G A Barrows Sunday. Barrows family visited grandma Clevenger Sunday as she is poorly. Gladys and Florence Barrows went to Roger Sunday night with a swapped team. John Burwell sold Hicks 40 south of Scottsville to F Creason at 45 dollars per acre. Lee Morgan lost a steer on the Whaley farm recently. Ray Myers seeks a quiet milk cow. Hank Thurlo sold a span of mules to J A Cassity for 325 dollars last week. Will Williams bought a new wagon at Reger Saturday.

Frank Cresson Wee Sawing Wood Gladys Barrows Florence Barrows Mattie Riddle John Burwell Hicks Scottsville F. Creason Ray Myers Hank Thurlo J. A. Cassity

Purdin News: Local Appointments and Transfers

Mrs J B Calhoun spent Monday in Browning. W B Alexander visited Browning on Monday. Dr Bonning, formerly of Joplin, has settled in Purdin and comes highly recommended. Tom Gardner of St Catharine shipped cattle to Chicago Sunday. Dr Bert Trippeer and wife, formerly of this place, visiting from the east, called on relatives. Alva Phillips moved family from near Shafter to the Downing property Monday and will work as a carpenter this summer. Jack Elliott bought the George Monroe building between Purdin and Schrock Lumber, Monroe likely to retire.

W. B. Alexander Dr. Bonning Joplin Purdin Tom Gardner St. Catherine Chicago Alva Phillips Shafter Downing Mr. Phillips Jack Elliott George Monroe Purdin and Schrock Lumber Company Monroe

Sunday Visits by Dodson Langdon Maxey and Tharp Families

Mr. and Mrs Jas Dodson visited at W L Langdon's Sunday. Mr and Mrs E E Maxey and Mr and Mrs C R Langdon and children visited at Cleve Jennings' Sunday. Mr and Mrs Aiden Tharp and children spent Sunday at J H Tharp's.

Mrs. Jas. Dodson W. L. Langdon E. E. Maxey C. R. Langdon Cleve Jennings Aiden Tharp J. H. Tharp’s

Local Socials and Farm Advice Across Community

Mrs Jas Bingham and Mrs Scott Osborn visited. J W Pipes and Price Harmon traveled to Milan on business. Families gathered at Jeff Elliots and with J S Head. Agricultural notes advise on sheep care feeding hay grains silage bedding shelter and cleanliness to protect wool quality and health.

J. W. Pipes Price Harmon Milan

Winter Care of Ewes for Spring Lambing

Winter care keeps ewes in good flesh to improve lambing percentage and milk supply. Proper feeding is crucial. daily grain helps, with about a pint of feed per day as suggested.

Teachers Examination Set For Brookfield March 7 8

The regular spring examination for teachers certificates will be held in Brookfield High School building on March 7 and 8.

Brookfield High School

Pratt's Cholera Cure At The Rexall Store Ad

An advertisement notes Pratt's cholera cure available at The Rexall Store. The notice promotes a medicinal product and urges customers to purchase for relief and prevention.

Pratt Rexall

Administrator's Notice for Mary Crump Estate in Linn County

Letters of Administration granted by the Linn County Missouri probate on January 4, 1918. All claimants must exhibit claims for allowance within six months of the letters date or be precluded from benefiting. If not shown within one year, claims may be barred.

Mary Crump Linn County Missouri

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Green Valley Herbert Williams Will VanFossen Fred Cutberth M. M. Barrows Dan Freeland Hank Oliver and Wife Browning John Bailey Barney Warren G. A. Barrows John Clevengers Grandma Clevengers Gladys Roger Lee Morgan Will Williams J. B. Calhoun Bert Trippeer Poland China J. I. Case J. I J. B. Fleming Jas. Bingham Scott Osborn Carl Daniels Jno. Harmon and Burnis and Mabel Dodson Jeff Elliott A. C. Brinkley Earnest, Evertt and Vesta Dodson J. S. Head Woadstock Woadstock Co Washington, D.C
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