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Browning Leader Record in Browning, Missouri

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Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1946

Page

8

Missouri Auto License Deadline Set for February 25

Secretary of State Wil son Bell announced the last day to purchase auto truck motorcycle and trailer licenses is Monday February 25 at midnight All owners urged to buy now to avoid a rush Missouri auto license sales to date exceed 1945 levels and prompt service is assured by up to date records The final day is February 25 1916.

Missouri Secretary of Wilson Bell Automobile Department Secretary of State

Local residents make weekend visits and health notes

Several families visit Callicothe and Linneus on various errands. Mrs. Arthur Foster remains ill and was moved to a Trenton hospital. The Head and Kenley families travel to Brookfield to collect sons bound for service. Palmer family mourns as Emmett and Floyd Palmer visit. Jefferson City kin called to see dying mother. Nickell and son stay in Kirksville for hospital care.

Rh. I. Fuller Dale Jessie Fuller Callicothe W. E. Browning Beryl Warren Linneus Minnie Street Purdie Arthur Foster Trenton Walter Head Dorothy Kenley Harold Abbott Brookfield Ross Montgomery Art Trapp East of Purdin Montgomery Emmett Palmer Near Purdin Floyd V. Palmer Jefferson City Mr. Palmer Frank Palmer Ray Nickell Kenny Ray Kirksville

Local notes from a rural community hospital and farms

The report mentions Ray improving slowly at the hospital and Noble Crooks planning a farm sale after a Kansas City physical exam. Several families gathered for a funeral at Schrock church for Sam Warren and others visited sick relatives, with hospital, nursing training, and travel to St Louis noted.

Ray Noble’ Crooks Kansas City Noble Earl Stone Jess Pulliam Lawrence el Dies St. Louis Mary E. Smith Barnes Hospital

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