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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1917
Page
5
Letters of Administration on the estate of Blanche Tripp, deceased, granted to J. W. Tripp by the Probate Court of Linn county Missouri dated February 6, 1917. Claimants must present their claims within six months for allowance or be barred. one year from the last insertion to avoid further action.
Brown ing residents backed a subscription drive last week to raise funds for building E. M. Neely a barn. The notice highlights advertising value and community support in the surrounding area.
Article notes tense but improving ties between Germany and the United States with faint optimism that conflict may be avoided. Diplomats seek common ground as global tensions persist.
A publisher notes a chunk of editorials were reused without proper credit due to high printing costs. The note thanks readers and addresses Brothers, acknowledging oversight and seeking acknowledgment.
The Browning group calls for community effort to oil streets and gather non odorous trash like cinders cans and brush for school grounds. Members plan material pickup near roads by hired hands and set a March meeting at Mrs Bessie Fiering's home. Oyster supper receipts reach twenty dollars for school purposes.
The article notes Cuba moving along peacefully for years but now experiencing a surge in warlike sentiment as insurgents challenge the government, causing trouble for the state and affecting U S relations.
The writer praises an unusually mild winter for creek cleanup and urges people to clear the waterways that run through their farms. He argues that creek maintenance would reduce high water and be highly profitable for overflow lands.
The Parent Teachers Association held its first Tuesday meeting at Mrs. America Fleming’s home. Mrs. Sarah Bolling presided in a businesslike manner in the absence of a named officer.
Dr. Epperson property offered for sale by C B Fleming with seeds and Timothy and red clover fancy A grade inspection invited. Also 43 acre improved farm three miles south of Roger plus Browning harness shop offered by L O Carpenter and C W Haggard and Joe Nickell reported traveling to Kansas City. Local social notes mention visits and moves among Clay Bales and family and C B Fleming planning to relocate near Linneus with family.
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