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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1937
Page
2
Public notice records show the Joe Nickell Estate with owners G T Woodward as of 1937. The document filed in Brown ing Missouri marks a legal deed or estate action with postal post office second class mail status.
Township notice announces Mrs Van Christy as candidate for the office of collector of taxes in Duncan township. The seek is subject to the Democratic voters will at the coming primary election.
Mason Dell is a candidate for tax collector of Duncan township subject to Democratic voters in the upcoming primary election. He seeks support from party members and voters as the contest begins.
Republican voters of Duncan Township will select Harry Rhodes as candidate for tax collector at the forthcoming convention.
Township resident G E Wilhite announces candidacy for the position of Trustee of Duncan. Voters will decide on the local leadership as campaigns begin and issues facing the town are outlined.
John Crowdis campaigns for the office of clerk and assessor. He presents plans for records management, property valuation fairness, and streamlined voter services. Supporters say his background in local government ensures experienced administration.
Edgar Heselton is a candidate for the office of collector of taxes in Duncan Township subject to the will of Democratic voters at the coming primary election.
L. McQuown, a member of Board Company, seeks election to the Duncan township board. The candidate positions focus on local governance and community projects within Duncan. The filing notes indicate a drive for representation on local decisions affecting town services.
Candidate Clyde Brinkley runs for a Pleasant Hill township position subject to election rules and local oversight, seeking support from residents for the upcoming vote.
The trustees announce H. R. Trumbo as a candidate for renomination to the position of trustee. The formal filing and campaign details follow according to the official notice.
Local election news notes Roy C. Knnfong running for a seat on the Duncan Board of Directors. Knnfong campaigns on community representation and governance.
Howard Carter runs for the office of collector of taxes in Benton township subject to the coming convention or primary election.
In Benton township Lucille Street McNally announces candidacy for Collector of Taxes ahead of the upcoming convention, seeking support to run in the race and manage local tax collection duties.
Noel Lay seeks the Democratic nomination for Trustee of Benton Township subject to the will of Democratic voters at the upcoming convention. His bid aims to win party support and advance to the general election.
Arthur Smith speaks for Trustsee at a Republican voters gathering noting support and goals. The event highlights party priorities and local engagement with constituency members.
Democratic voters in Duncan choose Grover Maggart for the Member of Board as the party fields candidates in the primary. The contest centers on Maggart’s bid to represent local governance and community interests.
Republican voters in Benton town consider J J Smith for the tax collector position as the campaign begins and candidates outline plans for town finances.
Notice is hereby given that letters of administration for the estate of Sarah J Hall deceased have been granted by the Linn County Missouri Probate Court on February 1 1937. All persons with claims against the estate must present them within six months for allowance or be barred. claims not exhibited within one year from grant date are forever barred. Attest W T McCown Arthur L Pratt Judge of Probate Administrator.
Crowded out last week. Flu cases reported in many families. Mrs. Darold Hutchinson and son home and well. Miss Kathyleen Stephenson handles housework. George Phillips injured son James with a pitchfork during haying. leg expected to be sore. Mrs. Edgar Morris weekend visit. Mrs. Ida Thompson near Meadville. Mary Molloy visited son Bryan sick with flu. Bill and Edgar Morris in Chillicothe. Vernon Phillips visiting Linneus. caring for sister and Colorado visitor with flu. Kenneth Johnson left for Minnesota. Wayne Cooper moving to Sumner Blackburn farm near Purdin. Miss Shelda Gooch ill with throat trouble. Harold Palmer and Hazel Buckner married in Linneus on Friday Feb 12. They will live on Mrs. Hinda Johnson farm near Linneus. Mrs. Lee Ellis Hedges and children guests at Glenn Cooper home.
Saginaw resident Mrs. L. G. Hamner visits to care for her mother Mrs. D. L. Cady after a fall left her ankle broken. Mr. and Mrs. C. I. Grice show slow but steady improvement as illness eases.
Dr M L Haning, resident optician, invites appointments in Browning Missouri for eye tests and gas fittings.
Dr E R Duncan announces new practice at 107 Browning Missouri providing general medical care.
The town records illness and recoveries as residents cope with flu and pneumonia. Mrs D L Cady cares for a patient while relatives travel from Michigan. School pupils stage Jack Beanstalk play despite bad weather and several residents report improvements and relocations.
Lela Henry of Chicago spent a few days with friends and relatives here last week. Mr and Mrs Clyde Dillinger of St Louis visited her parents Mr and Mrs Earl Smith for the weekend. Ruth Lovelle of St Louis visited Mrs Elizabeth Lovelle.
Mrs A J Myers and daughter Minnie Herrington of Pollock visited Willie Grindstaff's home. Buster Poole of Milan was in the area Sunday to check on his farm. Leta and Lois Davis of Kansas City spent the weekend with their parents, Mr and Mrs G F Davis. Mr and Mrs Everett Robinson and family hosted in Galt, while Mrs C E Maggart and Mr Maggart hosted Mr Maggart's mother.
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