Brown Toc postmark notice dated July 8 1897
Postal label reads routered at the post office at Brown Toc Missouri as second class mail matter. Dated July 8 1897 with specifies Thursday February 11 1937.
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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1937
Page
2
Postal label reads routered at the post office at Brown Toc Missouri as second class mail matter. Dated July 8 1897 with specifies Thursday February 11 1937.
Township announces Mrs. Van Christy as the Democratic candidate for collector of taxes in Duncan Township subject to voters at the coming primary election.
Authorized notice declares Mison Dell as a candidate for the tax collector of Dinear township, running in the Democratic primary election subject to voter will.
Rhodes seeks the Republican nomination for collector of taxes in Duncan township, pending the outcome of the forthcoming party convention.
G E Wilhite enters the race for Township Trustee seeking the Duncan office. He presents or campaigns as a candidate to serve local governance, focusing on community concerns and fiscal responsibility in the upcoming election.
Clerk and Assessor candidate John Crowdis announces his bid for Duncan township office. The filing aims to replace the current clerk and seeks voter support in upcoming local elections.
Eadvar Hoselton is a candidate for the office of collector of taxes in Duncan Township subject to the will of Democratic voters at the forthcoming primary election.
Howard Carter declares candidacy for the office of collector of taxes in Benton Township subject to the upcoming convention or primary election.
A Duncan township official, C L McQuown, is noted as a member of the township board. The report lists McQuown continuing service as a board member.
Clyde Brinkey announces candidacy for the office of clerk and assessor in Pleasant Hill. The filing asserts a pledge to public service and tax assessment duties, with a timeline and eligibility noted as customary for local races.
We are authorized to announce H. R. Trumbo as a candidate for the renomination for trustee of the district. He seeks another term to continue service and governance, subject to the party and electorate's choice in the upcoming primary and election.
Mrs Lyvlia Neely visited Mrs Grover Harrieston and the Lawrence family on Wednesday. Charlene Couch, Jimmie Couch, and Bobby Rouse visited the Lawrences and family on Saturday. Charley Murphy and family visited Arlando Murphy's on Sunday. Community members attended Maggart school play Saturday. Otto Mendenhall visited Ed Franklin home Saturday night and Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Murray and children were Sunday visitors at the Ralph Lawrence home. Mr. and Mrs. Mack Murrhy were Friday evening visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Vert Murphy. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Terry and family of Protem visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. A. L. McKinney.
Residents report widespread flu, with many families staying home. Visitors include Donna Schoener, Elsie Dunlap, J W Sevier, Glenn Swearengen, Alfreda Jennings staying with Troy Sevier, and Hartwell Franklin family. Kirksville and Milan contacts noted, with several neighbors sick and limited activity.
Dr M L Haning, resident optician, offers eye tests and gas fittings by appointment in Browning Missouri.
Nolan Cassity and family visited Kirksville to spend the weekend with Raymond Peavler and family. Several residents, including Bernice Peavler and Miss Rut Helms, stayed with relatives. Movings and carpentry work were noted around Purdin and nearby farms.
Old Man Winter persists with remarks of March weather. Mrs. Dave Cady breaks her ankle for the second time and also previously injured her arm. Charley Pagly, Cat Bagley and families visit Raymond Bagley. Cecil Wohler family visits Effie Pulliam who has been ill. Jim Pearce family moving to town. Charley Sturtevant dies after flu and pneumonia. Dolly Hill has scarlet fever at Will Lambert's. Rex Blackburn ill with throat trouble. Bill Western buys Pike farm. Herbert Buswell to move there. Mary Lee visits Effie Pulliam. Antone Riedle and wife ill with flu.
Ellis Ware spent Saturday night and Sunday with Curt Helms. Luther Rauer and wife visited Sunday a week ago at the John Rauer home.
First publication January 21 1937 the trust deed of James A Lay and Mira Lay secures a note in 1929. West half of the southwest quarter section 21 township 60 range 20 Linn County Missouri will be sold at public auction at the west door of the Linn County Courthouse on February 12 1937 between 9 am and 5 pm for cash to satisfy the note and costs. Co M Thornton trustee.
Let ters of administration on the estate of Sarah J Hall deceased have been granted by the Linn County Missouri Probate Court hearing February 1 1937. All persons with claims against the estate must exhibit them within six months for allowance else may be barred after one year from grant. Attest W T McCown Administrator Arthur L Pratt Judge of Probate.
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