Brown's Second Class Mail Matter at Post Office
The notice states Brown's second class mail matter was laid at the post office on January 29 1925 and concerns Missouri records.
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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1925
Page
4
Cross Roads And Corn In Real Winter Weather
Edward Kibble of Milan spent Sunday with his grandparents James and Mary Compton. The Marley Brothers sold corn to H C Lawrence and will deliver this week. Preaching at Cross Roads drew a well attended audience Saturday night through Sunday. Head Brothers Store was destroyed by fire last Thursday night due to a defective flue. Albert Fitzgerald also lost his home and contents from the same cause. Several local residents visited Browning Saturday and a wolf chase entertained the area Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cross Roads
Edward Kibble
Milan
James Compton
Marley Brothers
H.C. Lawrence
Mary Jennings
Vesta Dodson
Noralee Harmon
Riley Glidewell
Alden
Marley
Hazel
George Dodson
Browning
Billie ‘Franklin
Ray Lawrence
Edith Almond
Ad Norman
North Salem
WBM
Head Brothers
Albert Fitzgerald
Susie Hobbie
Kirksville
Orlo Seymour
Glen
Orlo’s
Unionville
D.G. Seymour
Si Head
Fern
Irene Wyatt
Almira Jaynes
C.W. Bailey
George Heads
Will Tucker
George Jaynes
Mr. Wolf
Jim Tranklin
Chicago
Alden Marley
E.J. Brown
Near Humphreys
James Spencer
Louise
Genevieve
G.M. Spencer
Eliza Shipley
Near
Roger
Sallie Jennings
Tom Bundridge
Belva Lumsden
Ernest Bundridge
T.E. Bundridge
J. B. Franklins
S.C. Harmon
Oral Bramhall
Harold Russell
Near Browning
Curt Pipes
Fred Whiteaker
Kathleen Nickell
Edna Jennings
Ella Hoskins
Verdie
W. G. Boyd
Fort Madison
Iowa
Ham Yount
Robert Cattey
Rolla Bailey
F.M. Catteys
Otis McCollum
Allen Sill
Perry Christian
Perry McCollum
Floyd
Brookfield
Ben Cattey
I. J. McCollum
Alva
Helena
Okla
Delmer McCollum
Mr. Fitzgerald
John Clapp
Yellow Creek
Billy Jones
Allen Sills
Maggie Brewer
Salem
Noah Head
Local visits and church growth in Brookfield area
Reported Sunday visits include zero D L Cady and wife with the Tapscotts in Brookfield. The Baptist church protracted meeting ended with 20 additions. Others traveled to Brookfield, Milan, and Browning for family and social visits as winter weather settles in.
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D.L. Cady
Carl Tapscott
Brookfield
Baptist Church
Ray Pulliam
McDonald
Mildred Pulliam
Willard Pulliams
Robert Bowles
Seattle
Wash
Nellie Pulliam
William Pulliam
Social News From Cross Roads and Shelby
Noon, Mrs. Willard Ross visiting relatives at Brookfield this week. Mrs. Fred Keithley and Irene spent Thursday afternoon with Mrs. John Bummer. Alvan Smith and wife visited Jack Brown and wife. Everett Armstrong and wife with W J Armstrong and wife. Mrs. Stufflebean with Mrs. Jack Brown. Joe Keithley, Ioie and Versie Spencer were guests at Ed Ogle’s. Mrs. George Anderson and Mrs. Joe Edens at L H Edens Saturday night. Mrs. Fred Armstrong and children at Ed Ogle’s for a few days. Chas Schriner and family Sunday with Mrs Heads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cross Roads
Shelby
Fred Keithley
Irene
John Bummer
Alvan Smith
Jack Brown
Everett Armstrong
W.j.armstrong
Stufflebean
Joe Keithley
Ioie
Versie Spencer
Ed Ogle
George Anderson
Joe Edens
L.H. Edens
Fred Armstrong
Chas. Schriner
Weather, sickness, travel noted in North East Linn
North East Linn records a cold start to Monday after a warm Sunday night. Several residents report illnesses including Uncle Ham Yount and wife and Robert Cattey. Neighbors visit, work trades occur, and a fire destroys the Albert Fitz Gerald residence near Yellow Creek.
Mairs Entertain Guests At One O'clock Dinner
Mr and Mrs J Li Mairs delighted guests at a one o clock dinner yesterday at their home east of the city. The spacious dining room hosted an elegant repast prepared by the hostess. Guests included Mr and Mrs Loren Cleveland, Mrs Emma Curtis, Mrs Margaret Mairs, Will Arnold and Miss Mamie Smith.
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J. Li Mairs
Loren Cleveland
Emma_ Curtis
Margaret Mairs
Will Arnold
Mamie Smith
Mundell Lauded as Ideal Hardware Merchant
Residents praise Arthur Mundell as a willing tireless worker and a standout young man, confident he will become a real hardware merchant, noting no better example among the community’s youth.
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Arthur Mundell
Died Monday: E M Lambert Suicide in Sullivan County
E M Lambert, prominent Sullivan County farmer, was found in a dying condition by his wife about 5 am Monday. Doctors arrived too late. he reportedly took his own life amid ill health. He crossed the river at about 8 am and burial was at Bear Branch yesterday afternoon. A full obituary will appear next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Lambert
Sullivan County
Drs. Whaley
Dodson
Bear
Stolen motor meter tied to Jack Moore sale
Jay Harvey asserts the thief who stole his motor meter fled to a sale at Jack Moore's. He demands its return to avoid further trouble and warns he knows who committed the theft.
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Jack Moore
Jay Harvey
Back To The Farm Roach Leaves Bailey Hardware
W F Roach longtime helper at Bailey Hardware resigns and moves to a farm near Purdin. He cites health as reason for leaving indoor work and plans to farm this year if well. The Roaches earned warm regard from friends and anticipate watermelons next fall.
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W. F. Roach
Bailey
Hardware
Purdin
Mrs. Roach
Frank
Legion Hall Ad Dispute Over Unauthorized Entertainments
The American Legion denounces dances and wrestling events advertised as Legion Hall in the west upper room now owned by Ben Mairs. Claude Myers Post 274 says no Legion control exists for over a year and warns against using the Legion name to attract crowds. Commander A D Peterson and Adjutant O K Vincent sign the notice.
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Legion Hall
Ben Mairs
American Legion Post
Claude Myers
American Legion
Legumes for Every Missouri Farm Highlighted in Soil Course
M F Miller head of the Missouri College of Agriculture soils department urged farmers to grow legumes on all farms. He noted lime-rich land yields alfalfa and clover easily, while poorer soils need lime or phosphate and can still support cowpeas and soybeans with proper management.
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Missouri
M. F. Miller
Missouri College of Agriculture
Bailey's New Clerical Force
Our young friend Arthur Mundell has joined Bailey Hardware and last week started proving himself by moving stock and organizing goods. He is a sturdy young man from the farm and is expected to grow into a Missouri Giant in his new clerical role.
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Bailey
Arthur Mundell
Missouri
The
Bailey Hardware
Arthur
Stout
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