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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1919
Page
4
Notice to creditors and interested parties that F R Duncan administrator with the will annexed plans a final settlement at the Linn County Probate Court in Linneus Missouri on February 10 1919. The notice is dated January 7 1919.
North East Linn reports Mrs. F M Cattey improving after a long illness following an Allen Sill shooting incident. The piece mentions guests of Colum Satandas ht and Sundey, unusual warm spell and a peach crop risk, and mentions several local families and property changes in Winigan.
The column records neighbors leaving for Jefferson Tuesday and other travels, arrivals of visitors, and residents moving or renewing ties. It mentions Mrs. H. J. Aglor of Oregon, James Cartier in France, Lee Jones and family selling property, and plans to move to Globe Tanning Company service, with thanks for new readers and cards, plus general town chatter.
U S Public Health Service cautions the public to avoid danger from tuberculosis as one million cases are cited in the United States. Influenza convalescents should have lungs examined. Colds lingering may signal early tuberculosis and patent medicines are not to be trusted.
Public health guidance urges caution after influenza to prevent tuberculosis. Do not self diagnose. consult a doctor to examine lungs at monthly intervals. Improve health through good nourishment, proper living, and ample fresh air. avoid patent medicines and become a proactive, fresh air advocate.
Washington report notes influenza surge in Spain linked to higher pulmonary tuberculosis deaths. United States officials quote Sir Arthur Newshelme and Surgeon General Rupert Blue urging precautions. They estimate about one million US TB cases, with New York City alone over 35 000 registered. Warns to examine lungs after influenza and avoid unproven patent medicines.
W A Myers and Alex Rinehart closed a deal making Rinehart owner of Myers 100 acre farm west of town at 60 dollars per acre. Myers plans to move to the city to make his future home. Miss Jennie Henry returns to Milan after visiting Miss Mary Keithley.
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