Post Office Entry for Brown ing Mo July 8 1897
Fragmentary note records a post office entry for Brown ing Missouri dated July 8 1897 and filed as second class mail.
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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1914
Page
4
Fragmentary note records a post office entry for Brown ing Missouri dated July 8 1897 and filed as second class mail.
Notice is hereby given to all creditors and interested parties in the estate of Crump Woods deceased that Dow Nichols Administrator with the Will Annexed intends to make final settlement at the Probate Court of Linn Missouri. The term is to be held on the day of February 1914.
Notice is given that J D W Nichols administrator with the will annexed of the estate of Richard W Crump deceased intends to present a final settlement and petition the Probate Court of Linn County Missouri at Linneut on February 6 1914 for approval by interested parties and those named and others in the estate influence.
A letter to friends discusses a House rider allowing Democrats to fill assistant postmaster roles and President Wilson's opposition to spoils systems. The writer notes the pressure on the president from party interests and reminds that Wilson serves all the people despite partisan demands.
A commentator notes that one of the major parties has endorsed woman suffrage after a long debate at a conference. The piece observes that political expediency guides parties, but the Progressive Party has argued for decisive action, while Roosevelt era policies are referenced. Reuben Hardscrabble signs off.
Poultry WANTED. Highest market price paid for Produce Eggs Turkeys Hides and Furs Also best price for cream and fresh meats oysters and celery. bread and cheese orders filled promptly Call early for prompt delivery Bring hides of all kinds adv Burwell & Sayers Prod Co
A grandmother from Texas living nearby sounds like a comforting home scene. The fragment hints at family talk and warm, inviting meals as a central theme.
A crude note states arrangements for Mendota Black Coal with Peters Product Co claiming exclusive agency and a price in line with Iowa coal. The message mentions preparing a young chicken stew and crumbled flour with milk but is unclear.
A brief snow storm passed Sunday but melted by Monday’s south wind. People yearn for real winter weather to form ice for lakes and ponds, as recent warm spells have melted ice and boosted grass growth with bees seen flying on Tuesday.
For sale 160 acre improved farm in Linn County well located valued at 65.00 per acre cash. During the next ten days price drops to 57.50 per acre with 2500 cash and carry balance. Adv. Owner Box 321 Brookfield Mo.
Guests eagerly helped with the entertainment then enjoyed cake coffee and cocoa in the Sunday School room. They departed slowly, satisfied that the evening had been well spent.
Bucklin Herald notes that many people sponge on newspapers through life receiving favors, praise, and notices. It contrasts favorable mentions with criticism, where critics threaten damage suits, claiming newspapers exist to keep individuals before the public without payment.
The Rev Irl R Hicks 1914 Almanac is now ready and prepaid 35c. Word and Works magazine and almanac bundle 1 dollar. Learn astronomy lessons and storm forecasts believed essential for every home. Send to Word and Works Publishing Co 3401 Franklin Ave St. Louis Mo. adv.
The Police Gazette Annual 1914 is a compact reference compiled by Sam C. Austin. It surveys world athletic records across rowing yachting racing trotting pacing football and aviation with boxing history as its main feature.
E S announcements list Sunday School at 10 with preaching at usual hours. Rev J M Boon to preach at the evening service. The second quarterly meeting business session Monday at 1 PM. Epworth League at 6 30.
All Royal Neighbors are requested to meet at the O.P. hall Thursday night Jan. 29. Mrs. W. P. Carter is Oracle and Mrs. G. W. Palmer is Recorder.
All who know themselves indebted to us should call and settle at once, an advertisement from Sammy Whaley Drug Co.
A dated business ad offers oil meal flour and feed in bulk with prompt fulfillment. It invites customers to request current prices and advertising terms from the supplier.
Fragmentary OCR note lists a 291 acre farm offered for rent or sale. The readable portion mentions North area or nearby acres and a request to see a fair arrangement. No clear names, dates, or locations are provided in the legible text.
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