Brownsing Leader-Record Highlights Local News
Aunt Lizzi Anderson improves after illness at Melvin Fuller’s home. Ernest Hamilton of South Dakota plans a Cincinnati trip with family. Ross Fuller’s bull died from hydrophobia likely due to mad dog bite. Mrs John Shores returns home near Asbury. John Carter improves after weeks of illness. Charlie Hamilton tours on crutches after foot injury. Hamilton school program on Valentine’s Day praised. Wanda Peterson noted as capable teacher. A Reader.
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Hamilton
Lizzi Anderson
Melvin Fuller
Ernest Hamilton
South Dakota
Cincinnatii
Ohio
Ross Fuller
Haze Leonard
Asbury
John Carter
Duffy
Wanda Peterson
Winter still waits on the Corn And Vicinity streets
Local notes report social visits and illnesses including J W Sevier Annie and Hildren Lumsden guests of Homer Hollon and wife. Families Franklin Jennings Dodson Lumsden Spenser and others are seen in Milan Brown ing Cora Kirksville and Lee areas. A pie supper at White Oak Grove raised 15 dollars and several residents are slowly recovering or ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie
Hildren Lumsden
Homer Hollon
Messrs
J. B. Franklin
W. T. . Jennings
Milan
Charley Dodson
White Oak Grove
Sallie Jennings
Duff Jennings
J. B
Cora
Herbert Head
Harold Russell
Curt Pipes
James Dodson
W. I. Langdon
Hazel Dodson
Vera Franklin
Fred Whiteaker
Pansy Spencer
Lee
G. M. Spencer
Mrs Roberta Gooch Nominated For Linn County Collector
In Chillicothe and Cross Roads area notices, Mrs Roberta Gooch is announced as Democratic candidate for collector of Jackson township Linn county. Other local items include social visits, church events, and farm chores with residents like Miss Lucile Black Verdie Hoskins Alpha Hollon and families at Harmons Maxeys and J H Tharps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberta Gooch
Jackson Township
Linn County
Cross Roads
Lucile Black
Verdie Hoskins
Alpha Hollon
Mary Spencer
Galt
Rev. Kennedy
Chillicothe
Roy
Alden Marley
J.H. Tharps
Earl Pipes
Owasco
Lucile Quigley
Oprah Rinehart
Mary Jennings
George Jennings
S. C. Harmons
Dave W. Jennings
Clark Harmon
Cora
Charles’ Dodson
James and
Ernest Dodson
Homer Hollon
Winigan News Briefs From Last Week Gatherings
Albert Greybear John Howell George Haggy and Elmer Moffitt traveled to Brookfield on business last week. Laura Greenstreet remains ill. Elwood Foss and wife shopped in town Saturday. Colonel Greenstreet moved in with his mother Mrs Laura Greenstreet. Will Abbott and wife were seen on the streets Friday. Neva Bunch visited Anna Greenstreet Sunday afternoon. Anna Nation of north of town learned of her father John Opel death Saturday morning. Lon Turner and family visited John Millioans Sunday. W T Nickell went to Browning Friday after his daughter Kathleen in high school there. Zelma Greenstreet spent Friday night with Edith Cordray. Winigan School plans a program February 27. Willis Bunch delivered a load of hogs to Browning last Friday. Will Maples returned from his trip last week.
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Albert Greybear
John Howell
George Haggy
Elmer Moffitt
Brookfield
Laura Greenstreet
Elwood Foss
Colonel Greenstreet
Will Abbott
Neva Bunch
Anna Greenstreet
Anna Nation
John Opel
Lon Turner
John Millioans
W. T. Nickell
Browning
Kathleen
Zelma Greenstreet
Edith Cordray
Winigan School
Willis Bunch
Will Maples
One Hundred Shoats Wanted For Sale
Advertiser Grant Dodson seeks to buy 100 shoats weighing 80 to 125 pounds. He asks for nice thrifty animals and provides contact numbers 176 A and 124 B.
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Grant Dodson
Browning, Missouri
Home Grown Honey Sale Offer
Will Bennett advertises pure honey in boxes and crates for sale with contact by phone for customer requests.
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Will Bennett
Father and Son Die After Blazing Naptha Fire
Verbal Brunk died in Hays hospital after severe burns and his three year old son Kenneth perished in a southwest Pratt fire that partially destroyed the home named Pratt house. Brunk reportedly poured naptha onto smouldering embers when a stove exploded, igniting flames that engulfed him as he fled the room. Velma, the eldest child, slept with Kenneth in the room where the fire began.
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Verbal Brunk
Hays
Kenneth
Pratt
Verbal
Mr. Brunk
Velma
R. G. Martin
R.G. Martin
Tragic Quinter House Fire Claims Verbal Brunk
A fatal house fire in Quinter, Kansas, kills Verbal Brunk, destroys the home, and leaves surviving family members, including a severely burned sister who aided her father. Neighbors and officials aided rescues, with services held at the Church of the Brethren and memorials organized by the community.
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D.A. Crist
Little Kenneth
Brunk
Quinter
Davis County
Iowa
Verbal
Hays
Kansas
Earl Brunk
Wallace Brunk
Pete Johnson
Ira Brunk
G. D. Brunk
Charles
Marysville
Church of the Brethren
Austin Wilson
A. A. Keiser
Howard Barker
Gove County
Karras and McCollum Triumph in Local Wrestling Show
Leland McCollum defeated Billy Brown of Marceline in a prize match Thursday night. West and Karras clashed the night before in Kirksville with West losing after thirty four minutes. Karras won after a fast second round leaving Burns unable to continue.
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Karras
McCollum
Leland McCollum
Billy Brown
Marceline
Billy
Leland
Dominie West
Kirksville
Red Burns
West
Kansas City
Sale Notice for Linn County Manufacturer Exports
John Cordray of near North Salem and Alva Swisegood near Shelby visit our sanctum. Swisegood quits farming and will sell extracts and other products of a large Linn County manufacturing concern at public sale. A lot of merchandise will be offered. attend the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cordray
North Salem
Alva Swisegood
Shelby
Swisegood
Linn County
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Joe Nickell
Brown
J.w.sevier
Billy Franklin
Troy Head
Winigan
Bull’ Durham
Will Rogers
Ziegfeld Follies
Ing
Tam
Exchange
Wall Street
Texas
Durham
P. S
Bulls
Bull Durham
Royal Square
Gates, Ed
Klondike
Sure Hatch
Old Trusty
Herbert C. Bailey
Winchester Store
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