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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1914
Page
8
A letter outlines congressional labor tension over patronage at the Library of Congress with accusations of political manipulation by Alvordson and Lista. Local notices report residents visiting, sales ads for wood and horses, personal travel, and community announcements across Browning and nearby towns.
Sunday visits and calls populate the Long Branch summary with residents such as Van Mairs Bert Beizar Jas Harris Irene Coffman and E F Carr. family gatherings include Miss Lillian Mairs Asal Dalzell and Correy McQuown at nearby homes. The message closes with news of Mrs Wm Walker of near Leoffler passing away Saturday night.
Notice to creditors and others interested in the estate of Mary Cramp Woods that I D W Nichols Administrator with the Will Annexed will make final settlement at the next term of the Probate Court of Linn County Missouri at Linneus on February 9 1914 D W Nichols Administrator with the Will Annexed
Mrs. Jennie Williams is sick and Ron Deljl tends the Dell graveyard. Mrs. G A Barrows visited Browning, James Rinehart sold a coin to John Clevenger, Fred Tunnel kept his regular appointment, and Scottsville school runs to May first. Wm Rinehart travels to Little Rock, Ark. Barrows dog shot last Sunday.
Richard W. Cromp is deceased and D. W. Nichols is named administrator for the estate. The notice specifies administration details and the appointed official.
All those owing money to us are urged to call and settle at once as we must have our money. Adv Whaley Drug Co.
The fragmentary item hints at a sporting annual with reference to a meeting or page. Names, dates, and concrete facts are unreadable, but the piece appears to note a yearly sports compilation and related pager listing.
After a week of dark skies the sun rose clear yesterday signaling fair weather to come. Observers note the sun has shone a little over a third of days since December, suggesting the mist may finally lift.
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