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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1933
Page
2
We are authorized to announce rval M. Elliott of Browning for the office of collector of Pleasant Hill township, subject to the will of the Democratic voters at the primary election.
We are authorized to announce Lex Jacobs of Reger as a candidate for the office of trustee of Duncan Township subject to the will of Democratic voters at the upcoming summary election.
The name John Crowd appears as a candidate near Reger for the Duncan township tax collector office, subject to the will of Democratic voters at the coming primary election.
Truman T. Shepherd of Roger seeks the office of clerk and assessor of Duncan township subject to the will of the Democratic voters at the coming primary election.
Announcement lists W B Havens as candidate for the office of clerk and assessor in Pleasant Hill township, subject to the will of voters in the coming primary election. The notice emphasizes the role of voters in deciding the position.
We are authorized to announce Orbra Jones of this city for the office of collector of taxes of Duncan township, subject to Democratic voters at the coming primary election. We are authorized to announce Alta McCormick of this city for the office of collector for Benton township, subject to the will of the Democratic party.
Ralph C. Trumbo announces his candidacy for the office of collector of Duncan township, subject to the will of Democratic voters at the upcoming primary election.
A notice names J L Clevenger as a candidate for the office of clerk and assessor of will at the forthcoming Democratic primary election, urging voters to support him.
We are authorized to announce the name of George P Fields for the office of trustee of Duncan township subject to the will of the Democrat voters at the coming primary election.
The name Glenn G. Freeland appears as a candidate for the office of collector of taxes in the upcoming Democratic primary election, as voters decide the field in a contested race.
Duff Jennings of Cora announces candidacy for clerk and assessor of Duncan township subject to Democratic primary voters' choice. The statement frames the race as decided by the upcoming party primary.
The committee announces the name of Chas L Britton of Pleasant Hill township as a candidate for the township board subject to the will of Democratic voters in the upcoming primary election.
T N T Sevigr is named as a candidate for the Pleasant Hill Township board seat, subject to voters action in the upcoming Democratic primary. The notice indicates the nomination is contingent on primary results.
A collage of short items. A Conn. man complains a city horse died on his lot and bills the city for veterinary morgue space. a Milwaukee woman seeks 10 000 damages in a breach of promise case with phonograph proof. Stories of lookalikes, a Philadelphia baseball hero’s mother at his funeral, monorail plans, and various humorous legal and social anecdotes across cities.
The piece compares farmers to marooned sailors who must unite to secure food, shelter, and markets. It argues that individual farmers are powerless against stronger forces and stresses forming cooperatives to study production, marketing, and transport for economic salvation.
A reader argues against spending 3 million dollars or 75000 per mile for a 40 mile road cutoff. The note urges rural Missourians to receive a square deal and dismisses road projects as luxuries while echoing the old call to lift Missouri out of the mud.
A rural Missouri critic denounces the Highway Department for prioritizing a 7600 mile program and urban interests over farm to market roads and schools. He urges removing the Department from the state constitution, invoking initiative authority, to ensure funds aid rural areas and public schools amid tax burdens and budget strains. A trustee sale notices follow, detailing real estate foreclosures in Linn County.
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