New Year Reflections and Practical Resolutions
Readers are urged to evaluate life as a business of character and use the new year to improve. Practical guidance includes taking the paper, health, purpose, politeness, and responsible conduct in business and family life.
Two 1874 Sullivan county papers preserved in Milan
G T Woodward brings the Sullivan County Gazette and Weekly Sullivan Standard from 1874 to light. The notes recount local governance, candidates, party lines, marriages, businesses, and early infrastructure, with a nod to a former resident J D Jessee and rural irrigation ventures.
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G. T. Woodward
Milan
Sullivan County Gazette
Sullivan Standard
George R. Woodward
Maggie Fox
Planters
Linneus
W. H. Emberton
W.M
Seaman Lodge
A. M
J. B. Ward
N.G
Milan Lodge
C. F. Milan
RD. Morrison
de L. Miller
George W. Butler
Swallow and Cover
James Beatty
Poole
E. Ritze
W.H. Craig
Whalliburton
Henry St@kler
Henry Bass
P. B. Hughes
T. P. Turner
Baskett
Scottsville
Banks of Browning Thank Patrons for Prompt Tax Compliance
A Browning Missouri card of thanks from the three local banks commends patrons for promptly following State Banking Department rules to reduce overdrafts. The note urges timely income tax returns, cites penalties for late or incomplete filings, and announces collector Geo H Moore will assist patrons in Browning and nearby Brookfield with forms and guidance.
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Browning, Mo
Browning
State Banking Department
Brookfield
Geo. H. Moore
Peoples Bank
Farmers Exchange Bank
Browning Savings Bank
Letter from La Pryor describes West Texas drought
J D Jessee writes from La Pryor Texas describing a semi arid region in 1917. He notes the year yielded nothing due to the terrible drought and asks for permission to publish a brief description of the country and its possibilities. He addresses the Reader-Record in Browning Missouri.
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J. D. Jessee
la Pryor
Tex
R Eader- Record
Browning
Texas
Treasury Department Internal Revenue Service Outline
Treasury notes discuss the government relying on two methods for revenue collection. The text frames an appeal to a banker audience referencing fiscal policy and administrative tools. Specific details or names are not provided in the readable fragment.
Change in Business Notice After Family Buyout
Having bought my brother's interest in the cement business I thank you for past patronage and seek a continued relationship. Starting Jan 1 I will raise prices due to higher material costs and operate on a cash basis. No accounts over thirty days unless arranged beforehand. If you must buy on credit you will need to give me a note.
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Oklahoma
Card of Thanks for Kindness in Time of Illness
Friends and neighbors are thanked for their kindness during the illness of Mrs Alex Saga. The family expresses gratitude for prayers visits and support shown during her sickness.
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Kear
Sullivan County
A.C. Eubanks
S. Beydon
R. D. Morrison
G. W. Preston
Z. Q. Boner
H. M. Cooper
W. H. Craig
James Morris
Owen Wilson
H. M. Peterson
S. W. Mellor
J. W. Nichols
Samuel C. Hutchinson
Duncan Township
A. N. Thurlo
J. Buxton
Kidville
David L. Whaley
L. B. Lantz
Peoples Party
H M.peterson
H. T. McClannahan
H. M. Petersen
Allen Gillispie
Wm. Jenkins
C. Payne
H M.cooper
Tadpols
J C. Henry
W. C. Ayers
Isaac Couch
G. J. Beard
G. W. A. Preston
Henry Bower
D. L. Miller
Wm. Lawrence
Standard
Salt River
P. S. Inclosed
Treasury Department
Internal Revenue Service