Roll of Honor and personal notes from Browning area
The clipping lists contributors to a holiday fund, including S. D. Carmack Winigan Ed M Stone J W Warren J J Harmon F G Peters Dr Mairs C E Saxton and many others across towns like Laredo Cora Milan North Salem Purdin and Denver. Also notes heavy snow boosts irrigation prospects and a farming for rent ad for 300 acres west of Browning with 120 acres for corn and 70 acres sod plowed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. D. Carmack
Winigan
Ed. M. Stone
City
J. W. Warren
St. Catherine
E. M. Wilson
Laredo
F. L. Biswell
J. J. Harmon
Dr. Mairs
C. E
Saxton
Nampa
Idaho
James Neet, Sr
Orley H. Lee
Warrensburg
F. A. Fleming
L. C. Lantz
J. W. Mullins
E. A. Selby
Limon
Colo
John Langdon
F.P. Moore
Tower Hill
Thomas Bundridge
Cora
J.B. Calhoun
Purdin
L. Schilling
Morris
Okla
George Walker
D. C. Burk
J. P. Bolling
George Nickell
J. H. Taylor
A. W. Payne
North Salem
Andrew Havens
Jane Quigley
Milan
J. R. Sargent
J. F. Reynolds
Kansas City
C. M. Johnson
Cogar
B. J. Lambert
C. W. Haggard
G. A. Brantrer
C. E. Gooch
W. J. Sloan
Topeka
Kans
L. G. Schrock
Jessie Murphy
Chillicothe
C. D. Moore
Jas. R. Williams
H. J. Woolf
Alice Riley
Browning
R. R. Browning
Extreme Cold Keeps Townust Near Zero Degrees
The past week brought extreme cold with temperatures near zero and fourteen below for several days. Residents stayed indoors by fires while soft coal surged in demand and a few lacked hard coal, borrowing from neighbors. Icemen prepare supplies despite farming difficulties as corn harvesting is delayed by mud.
Dear Friend Joe From Colorado December 25 1911
Letter fragment from Browning Missouri resident Joseph Nickell dated December 25 1911 sent to a Colorado contact requesting future contact until further notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Nickell
Browning, Mo
Joe
Tacoma
Wash
Tacoma Beautiful book sent to reader in 1911
A Tacoma reader replies with a two dollar express order to upgrade a subscription and adds a note sending a copy of Tacoma Beautiful with photos of the city. The exchange praises Puget Sound as a garden spot and mentions a brief snow. The letter closes with Christmas and New Year wishes and thanks for the book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
Puget Sound
Frank M. Jacobs
10Th St
Subscriptions in Arrears Prompted Notices and Warnings
The office reports mailing arrears statements to subscribers. Some responded promptly, some offered sharp letters, others ignored the appeal for aid. First group appreciated the help. second group referred to a lawyer for collection. third group received no attention and were urged to act promptly.
Local Notes from South Sullivan Area
South Sullivan notes report sick list at Mrs. George Freeland and multiple visits by residents to nearby towns. Protracted Grove meeting drew a large crowd. New baby girl born to Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Bing ham. Nearby movement includes Dell Moore and Mack Havens relocating homes. Fox chase hopes rise as warmer weather looms. Marriage of Miss Mabel Hunsaker and Terry Wat tenbarger noted. Visitors include S. S. Cotter of Sentinel Oklahoma and Ollie Sampsell from Kansas City.
St Louis Globe Democrat Adds Agricultural and Family Magazine Section
The St Louis Globe Democrat announces a new eight page Agricultural and Family Magazine section in its Friday Twice-a-Week edition. It offers subscriptions including the magazine at one dollar for two years, with the regular paper priced at one dollar per year. The offer is valid until withdrawal and orders should be sent promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis Globe-Democrat
Sterling
Notice of Letters of Administration for Pearler estate
Letters of Administration granted for the estate of William F. Pearler by the Linn County Missouri Probate Court dated December 5 1911. Creditors must present claims within six months for allowance or be barred. claims not exhibited within one year from publication will be forever barred. Date December 21 1911. Mary M Pearler Administratrix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Pearler
Linn County
Missouri
Mary M. Pearler
Notice to debtors to settle accounts promptly
A. A. Healy issues a public call for all indebted parties to call and settle immediately, stating the need to collect what is due. The notice is signed by A. A. Healy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Healy
The St. Louis Republic Promotes Editor and Changes
Horatio W. Seymour leads The Republic with bold editorial comment and aggressive exposes of Republican errors. Readers praise the lively pages, cartoons, and new dress of clearer type and larger staff. Sample copies and a “Your Money Back” pamphlet are offered by mail from St. Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Republic
Horatio W. Seymour
Mississippi Valley
St. Louis
Administratorship Granted for David H. Head Estate
Letters of Administration on the estate of David H. Head deceased were granted to the undersigned by Linn County Missouri Probate Court on December 5 1911. Claimants must exhibit claims for allowance within six months or be barred from the estate. claims not exhibited within one year from publication will be forever barred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David H. Head
Linn County
Missouri
Also Mentioned on This Page
Roll OF Honor
Colorado
Y. M. Cassity
Rocky Ford
News OF the West
South Sullivan
George Freeland
John Fields
F. P. Williams
J. P. Pipes
J. R. Lantz
the Grove
Maurice Peters
W. Palmer
G. W. Lantz
Mrs. C. A. Bingham
Mack Havens
Wm. Houck
Enterprise
Joe Johnson
A. J. Cotter
Mabel Hunsaker
Near
Terry Wattenbarger
Ollie Sampsell
John Hilburn
Shepherd
Brown
Ing
Russell
Steel Harrow
Stewart
J. B. Fleming
Walter Fields
ST. Louis Republic
the Republic
St. Louis, Mo
California
Burlington
Denver
Santa Fe
Grand Canyon
L. T. Wykoff
RB. R
John Gable
PRIC
Calhoun & Moore
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