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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1919
Page
4
F R Duncan administrator with the will annexed announces a final settlement of the estate of Obe Broyles deceased at the Linn county probate court Linneus on February 10 1919. Creditors and interested parties are invited to attend.
Blanche Summers announces candidacy for the office of Superintendent of Schools in Sullivan County. Election date set for the first Tuesday in April 1919, subject to voter decision.
Community notes from Cora and surrounding area recount visits among Franklin Spencer Bundridge and related families Mrs Nora Spencer is improving and Mrs Flora Lumsden is ill Local residents like Evertt Dodson and Cecil Dodson are active with farm work and travel to Milan St. Joseph and Kansas City journeys show common routines amid January weather and illness reminders.
Dr. W. C. Ingram asks all who owe for work in 1918 to come in and pay. Do not wait for a demand or be approached on the streets.
President Wilson backed an appeal to raise 100 million dollars to aid starving populations in Asia Minor Europe and elsewhere. He urged Congress to move quickly as the U S Food Administration seeks 30 million dollars to save nearly four million lives in the Holy Land Caucasus and Syria amid wartime shortages and famine.
Utah raised the full one hundred thousand dollar quota in a single day as the Armenian relief campaign expands across states. Secretary of War Baker collaborates with the Armenian and Syrian Relief Committee to deploy funds and send workers to distribute aid in the Near East, with twenty million dollars to be raised February 8 to 10.
The 1918 Red Cross Christmas Roll Call begins with Red Cross Sunday December 15 and runs December 16 to 23 to enlist service rather than funds. The campaign spans 14 divisions with a One-day One-Hour enrollment plan and a masque titled The Roll Call to be staged in communities.
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