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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1919
Page
4
Notice is given to all creditors and interested parties in the estate of Obe Broyler deceased that R. Duncan administrator with the will annexed will make a final settlement at the next term of the Probate Court of Linn county Missouri to be held at Linneus on February 10 1919.
Blanche Summers announces her candidacy for Sullivan County Superintendent of Schools subject to voters' decision at the election on the first Tuesday in April 1919.
Northeast Lirin reports roads improving with snow drifts on the east and west. Arthur Cattey and family visited the I. J. McCollum family. E. V. Jones sold his farm to Walter and Rice Overstreet and has not chosen a new location. Fred Jones, recently discharged from Camp Grant, stayed with Uncle T. McColum’s family. Mrs. I. J. McColum visited her sister’s family, the Cahoons, who had the flu but are recovering. F. M. Cattey and Catherine traveled to Browning y by way of his daughter, Mrs. Earl Abbott, staying overnight.
JA Lambert sawed wood while C Lambert’s mill operates at John Freld’s place. El Kirk moved to Shelby to oversee the switch. Walter Head moved to a new farm. A. S. Lambert and family greeted visitors including L. A. Dickinson. Head moved to Salem to take charge of J W Spencer’s family helped Lambert Saturday evening.
A soldier writes from Evacuation Hospital 49 Menton France describing health, happiness, and travel memories in southern France since October. He notes Monte Carlo visits, the caves of Menton, Palace of the Kings, and plans to see Niece, while expressing pride in U.S. service and anticipation of more experiences before returning home. He mentions Greenleaf Georgia and Camp Merritt amid crossing the Atlantic by ship with rough seas and duty aboard.
A soldier writing from Brest, Lionville, Joinville, and Menton recounts rough travel by box car with forty men, no shelter or straw, air rain on Thanksgiving, time in jails, and brief hospital service while awaiting further orders. He closes with regards to friends and mentions Mrs. Ray Bennett visiting Humphreys.
A sailor from U.S. S. Louisianna writes about five days in France before returning to the United States. He remembers family, wishes for Christmas at home, and asks his mother to greet relatives and friends, including Esther and Alice, with hopes of visiting Browning dances later.
A Kansas City Armenian man recounts his son’s 1500 mile journey and his family’s suffering under Turkish violence in 1915. The tale underscores nationwide efforts for a $30 million relief drive with county quotas of 30 cents per person and $60 to save a life.
Boone County Indiana farmers wives organize for Armenian and Syrian Relief Campaign. They plan to raise a large share of the $4,000 quota by selling two fat hens with local dealers paying cash instead of trade.
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