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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1910
Page
4
Entered at the Brown ing Missouri post office as second class mail matter on July 8 1897. The notice appears in the Thursday July 7 1910 issue summarizing mailing status for the local record.
The Leader-Record announces Dr H C Pratt of Brookfield as a Republican candidate for Linn County Recorder, subject to the August 2 1910 primary. Edward E Shoop of Green City Missouri is named for Sullivan County Recorder of Deeds, in the August 1910 primary. John N Wilson is announced as a Republican candidate for County Clerk, contingent on the August primary.
Local items list visits and travel including Frances Fields visiting Brookfield and Ora Davis staying with Verna Gibson. Notes mention A B Coffman preaching, Kirkville connections, family gatherings in Milan and Chillicothe, job change for Ed Jones, a Denver Conservatory program highlighting Vera Kille, and various arrivals and births. Includes sales ads for a lunch counter and farm goods.
The official financial statement for the Stockgrowers Bank of Purdin Missouri ended June 30 1910 lists total resources of 102 117 19 with loans and discounts and real estate holdings among major items. President I Purdin and cashier J A Neal certify the figures as true and sworn before a notary on June 6 1910.
Notice that after July 15 the business W P Gooch and Son will operate on a cash basis and is changing its accounting method.
A persuasive invitation extols a trip to Colorado as quick and affordable with considerable personal payoff. The note promises to share cost details and urges readers to experience the state firsthand.
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