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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1933
Page
2
The proclamation states Orval M. Elliott of Browning is a Democratic candidate for collector of Pleasant Hill township subject to the primary election voter will.
Township voter slate lists Alex Jacobs running for the position of trustee in Duncan Township subject to the will of Democratic voters at the upcoming primary election.
John Crowdis of near Reger seeks the office of collector of taxes in Duncan township pending the will of Democratic voters at the coming primary election.
Truman T. Shepherd of Roger runs for clerk and assessor of Duncan township subject to Democratic voters at the upcoming primary election.
W. B. Havens enters the race for the office of clerk and assessor of Pleasant Hill township subject to the will of voters in the upcoming primary election.
Township residents are urged to consider Orbra Jones for the office of collector of taxes in Duncan township with Democratic voters to decide at the upcoming primary election.
Mrs Alta McCormick of this city enters the field for the office of collector for Benton township Mary or convention.
Ralph C Trumbo seeks the Democratic nomination for the office of collector in Duncan township subject to the will of the Democratic voters at the upcoming ballot.
J L Clevenger is named to advocate the will of voters in the upcoming Democratic primary election. The designation signals Clevenger’s role in promoting candidate support and party alignment ahead of the vote.
Trustee race centers on George P Fields running for the office in Duncan Township subject to the will of the Democrat voters at the coming primary election. Field details emphasize party backing and voter selection in the local race.
The article notes Glenn G. Freeland as a candidate for the office of collector of taxes, urging voters to consider his bid in the upcoming Democratic primary election.
Duff Jennings of Cora runs for the office of clerk and assessor of Duncan township subject to the will of the voters at the upcoming Democratic primary election.
Chas L Britton of Pleasant Hill township seeks a position on the town board. The bid aims to represent local residents and oversee township matters.
T. N. T. Sevier enters the race for member of the Pleasant Hill township board, subject to voters in the upcoming Democratic primary election.
The candidate Homer P. Maggart of near Cora runs for the office of clerk and assessor of Duncan township subject to the action of voters at the Democratic primary election.
Carl L Jones seeks the office of Trustee in Pleasant Hill in the upcoming cratic primary. He campaigns on local service, fiscal responsibility, and community oversight.
The community notes a warm spell and bright sun as residents report daily life. Ed Browning improves while Price Bowyer remains under weather, and several families move into local farms. A large fire destroys a home owned by Mrs. Ida Hayes during a R N A gathering, with some insurance coverage noted.
The past week brought light snow melt and social visits. Rev Foster kept his Chapel appointment in Roger on Sunday. Farl Hollon visited Milan with relatives. Bryan Taylor and daughter stayed at Beryl Taylor home Saturday night. Mrs Orbra Jones and family visited Ola Knifong home. Mrs Ralph Morris and children including Ella Morris Elsie Bauswell and Isabell Norman visited Sherman Hoskins. Louis Stephenson hauled hogs to St Louis by truck.
The column lists numerous Sunday visits to homes of Brinkley Head Stephenson Maggart and others, with many families and friends named. It notes sick lists, substitute teaching at Clem Springs, a White Oak youth meeting, and Sister Ruth Brookshier leading a lesson with Velma Taylor chosen to lead next Sunday night.
Glen Franklin tipped from a hay wagon and broke his arm on Sunday morning. Mrs. Bert Steele shows improvement after illness. Miss Isabell Norman of Paw Paw visits sister Mrs Elza Bauswell west of Cora. Earl Morris enjoyed a surprise birthday party Friday night despite bad weather. Charley Pipes and Charley Morris visited Milan Friday. Miss Iverene Morris stayed with Miss Velma Almond Saturday night. Mrs Ralph Morris and children and Miss Ella Morris visited Mr and Mrs Sherman Hoskins in Cora Thursday.
The weather warms as snow leaves. Shelby High School held a Valentine party with a fine time reported. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Logan have been ill. Roscoe Slater suffers stomach trouble. Mrs. Will Welch visited her daughter Mrs. Tracy Christian. Shelby boys attended a show in Brookfield Saturday. Mr. Baker plans to move to Mamie Buswell place near the town east of Shelby. John Buswell and Orvis Logan visited uncle Carl Logan Saturday evening. Ceorze Crist noted in Shelby.
Gale Bailey helps his uncle Ray Bauer over the past week with assembling a saw setup. The activity centers on family work and small business efforts in the local trades.
Local residents share weekend visits and social calls across Haseville. The list includes the Tromer family, the Rottmanns, Bartows, the Goochs, Cordrays, and others visiting relatives and friends from Friday through Sunday.
Article notes residents Harry Nickell and Maggie Brewer recovering from illness with all listed as improving. No additional names, dates, locations, or events provided.
Notice is given that on Friday March 3 1933 a trustee sale will be held at the front door of the post office in Browning Missouri. The sale occurs between 9:00 a m and 5:00 p m under a deed of trust dated August 16 1921. The deed was executed by the named party.
S. C. Lantz and Lola Lantz mortgaged property in Linn County Missouri to secure a note. At public sale to the highest bidder for cash the Lot 4 and west two-thirds of Lot 3 in Block 7 in Browning will be sold to satisfy the debt and costs. K. M. Duncan, Trustee.
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