Leap Year Bargains with Brisk Market Activity
Market activity remains steady with a slight decline from the prior range and buyers showing confidence. The notice lists individuals alphabetically, detailing professions and personal notes, including Archie Astin barber and Roy Calhoun farmer, among others, with remarks on health, habits, or traits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tger
Astin
Archie
Barber
Calhoun
Roy
Dex-Merchant
Dickinson
William
Duncan
Harvey
Print Bills On Sale Items In County Paper
Prosecuting Attorney Burns accompanied by staff visited on Wednesday to oversee sale bill printing ensuring accuracy and compliance with local procedures. The item listing and pricing details were reviewed during the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burns
Obituary of Jonathan L. Kille of Browning Missouri
Jonathan L. Kille born July 22 1845 in Athans County Ohio died January 26 1908 Browning Missouri aged 62 years 6 months 4 days survived by his wife Mahala Wogan two sons and one daughter. He joined the M E Church in 1892 served as Trustee and Recording Steward and held roles as school clerk Notary Public and real estate book writer. Funeral January 28 Browning Missouri at 3 PM at the M E Church with burial in Jenkins Cemetery. W E Royston expresses deepest sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonathan L. Kille
Athans County
Ohio
Browning
Mahala Wogan
M. E. Church
Bro
Kille
Browning Mo
Jenkins Cemetery
W. E. Royston
School Closes After Successful Term at Shafter District
The Shafter district ends a successful term on Friday January 17 with Mont Cumbo as teacher. Morning lessons give way to baskets of food as patrons gather for lunch then an evening of recitations and a ciphering contest won by Roy Hayes. Local thanks extend to Mr Cumbo for his service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shafter
Mont Cumbo
Roy Hayes
Cumbo
Card of Thanks for Mr J L Kille
We thank friends and neighbors who helped during our father's illness and death Mr J L Kille The Children
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L., Kille
Entertainers Host Country Home Gathering North of Town
Mr. and Mrs. K. M. Dun entertained about fifty friends at their country home last Thursday evening. The amusements included progressive carrom drawing and guessing contests. Ross Lantz won the carrom prize for guessing the nearest page count in a book. Alfred Van Wye won the drawing contest and Mrs. E. M. Wilson edged out others in the guessing contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. M. Duncan
Ross Lantz
Alfred van Wye
E. M. Wilson
Large class adoption urged by Modern Woodmen chapter
The M W A Camp plans the largest class adoption in town led by Dr W P Sparrow District Deputy Head Consul. The Modern Woodmen claim strong growth and safe insurance with low rates and full policy payment. Browning noted for large membership and a top drill team. Mr and Mrs E M Wilson hosted a small gathering with friends and the editor won first honors after a pleasant progressive dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Sparrow
Browning
Gap Morelock Writes Editor Leader Record
The writer asks readers to send the paper, noting scarce winter and healthy conditions in Oregon. Reports agriculture prospects, economic notes, and local incidents including a Canton oil fire, Pennsylvania graft probes, Missouri livestock transport ruling, a Dunn & Co plant fire, a Rich Hill dynamite destruction, unemployment enlistment in New York, Pittsburg opium raids, and a Springfield man’s fatal water asphyxiation after a spree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Record
Oregon
Rich Hill
New York
Pittsburg
John Morris
Springfield
Ill
Whitecaps Attack Meadvillie Officials on Country Road
W E Carter veterinarian and city marshal W A Strickler were seized by masked men while traveling by buggy near Meadville. Carter was whipped and warned to leave the country. Strickler was bound to a tree until released. The mob accused Carter of stealing items from parks. Fred Kille of Denver arrived for his father’s funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadville
W. E. Carter
W. A. Strickler
Carter
Strickler
Stickler
Fred Kille
Denver
Leader
Dinner and Supper by M. F. Church South Ladies
The ladies of the M F Church South announce dinner and supper at the Buxton building on Saturday February 1. Menu includes roast chicken dressing gravy mashed potatoes salad celery coffee with oysters available for supper at an extra charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. F. Church
South
Buxton
Harness and Saddle Stock Sale for Thirty Days
A local business announces a month long sale to close out its inventory of harness and saddle goods. Prices are greatly reduced to clear stock. Contact information not clearly readable.
Uncle Rubens Letter Satirizes New Capitol Palaces and Cabinet Ties
The column mocks a proposed grand House office building for Congress with rooms fit for elites, a private lounge, and a tunnel to a future electric tram. It then shifts to Cabinet changes, recounting George Bruce Cortelyou's rise, connections to J. P. Morgan, and political intrigue at the White House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Rep
House
Ov Congress
Everthing
Joe Cannon
George Bruce Cortelyou
J. P. Morgan
Treasury Department
White House
Taft
George Bruce
Bissell
Georgie
George B
Certelyou
New York
New York State
Boston
Foslow
Plano
Washington
Public Sale Near North Salem and Garner
A public sale is set for Thursday February 6 listing 6 cows 5 steer calves 2 coming 2 year old heifers 11 horses including brood mares and geldings plus a mare and foal mule colt sow shoats and farm gear. Household items and corn oats hay are included with terms to be announced sale day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Salem
Garner
Notice of accounts placed for collection
Notice states that the speaker has left Browning and placed their accounts in the hands of R. L. Gibson for collection. Those owing are urged to settle at once. Signed by W. C. Folger, M. D.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browning
R. L. Gibson
W. C. Folger
M. D
Bottling works, farm trade listed in Brown and Smith deal
On Tuesday the firm Brown and Smith closed a sale transferring the Milan Bottling Works to Flint Johnson and a 218 acre farm near New Town to J B Albertson. The transaction, valued at 10900 dollars, concerns property formerly owned by Flint Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown & Smith
Flint Johnson
J. B. Albertson
Johnson
Milan
Mr. Albertson
Newtown
Mrs Lydia Price Dies After Lingering Illness
Mrs Lydia Price wife of David E Price of near Roger died at home last Sunday from liver cancer. Funeral services were held Monday at 10 oclock conducted by Rev James Todd of Galt. Interment followed at Shatto cemetery. Milan Coal Mine work slowed by a weeklong cave in underground with reopening hoped by week’s start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Price
David E. Price
Roger
James Todd
Galt
Shatto Cemetery
Milan
Doctor Folger Flees to North Carolina After Plans to Sell Practice
Dr. Folger traveled Tuesday to North Carolina and indicated he does not intend to return unless he can sell his practices.
The Change in Washington From a Loyal Friend
George Bruce, product of our classified service in Washington, shifts through Democratic and Republican stances while managing pay relief and civil service duties. He aids Roosevelt’s campaign but now faces a difficult path to a Senate chair as the political landscape shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan
George Bruce
Washington
Civil Service
Roosevelt
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Henry Diston
J. W. Jones
Fields
Young
Merchant
McCown
Thomas
Thornton
Charles
Cei
Ofhanks
MW. A
E. M
Wilson
Progressive Carrom
Morelock
Union Pacific
Standard Oil Co
Canton
Pennsylvania
Missouri Supreme Court
Dunn & Co
Chicago
Uncle Ruben
W. T. Ireland
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