Postal notice from BrownMe Missouri 1897
A late 19th century newspaper item records second class mail status for BrownMe Missouri with a notice dated July 8, 1897 at the postoffice.
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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1932
Page
2
Sheriff Candidates Announced in Several Townships
Announcement lists Jarmes G Nickell of Duncan township for Linn County sheriff subject to Republican voters in August primary. George W Wbiood of Clay township also seeks Linn County sheriff as Democrat voters choose in August primary. L M Watson of North Salem township declares candidacy for Linn County sheriff under Democratic voters in August primary. Noah Head of North Salem township announces candidacy for Linn County sheriff under Republican voters in August primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jarmes G. Nickell
Duncan Township
Ssullivan County
George W. Wbiood
Clay Township
Linn County
Wrissouri
L. M. Watson
North Salem Township
Noah Head
Local visitors and family gatherings noted in Browning area
Allen Sill visited Browning on Sunday. Otis McCollum and family spent Sunday at Eli Nickell's. Paul Sell traveled to Illinois on business. Mrs. Frank Cattey stayed with her daughter Mrs. Car Farson who has flu. Glen Cordray family visited Illinois to see grandmother. David Roar family with Tony Sattnan for the 4th. Boyd Walker family visited Mrs. Mamie Davis. Mrs. Lucinda Baker, mother of Ora Tallman, died Saturday after illness. Arthur Cattey and family spent Wednesday at Frank Cattey's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Sill
Browning
Otis McCollum
Eli Nickell
Paul Sell
Illinois
Frank Cattey
Car) Farson
Glen Cordray
Helen
Cordray
David Roar
Tony Satt
Nan’s. Boyd Walker
Mamie Davis
Ora. Tallman
Lucinda Baker
Arthur Cattey
Haleville Social News Highlights Fourth and Sunday Visits
Mrs Lafe Myrick and daughters from Casper Wyoming visited Sunday night with Mr and Mrs Chas Trammerhouser. Glen Powell and son from Kansas City spent the Fourth at the Wm Pendergast home. H J Woolf hosted Sunday school refreshments. Ora Holser and children were Chillicothe visitors Wednesday. Kansas City guests Jimmie Crooks Virgil Rains spent the Fourth at the W R Young home. Multiple families visited W J Gooch Sr Oral Gooch for Sunday dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafe Myrick
Daugh‘ters
Casper
W Yo
Chas. Trammerhouser
Glen Powell
Swoon
Kansas City
Jimmie Crooks
Virgil Rains
W. R. Young
T. S. Bartow
Ray Gooch
W. J. Gooch
H. V. Campbell
W. W. Gooch
Maryville
Sand Son Oral
Marie Sayers
Catherine Woolf
Kirksville
J. R. Wood
O. E. Rottman
Virgil Sayers
E. S. Campbell
Carl Rottman
J. O. Sayers
Wilma
Imogene Young
Harry Trommerhouser
Wm. Pendergast
Dixie
Dutch Lions
Alpha
Ray Molloy
Yvonne Wood
Cullers Hospital
Trenton
Bertha Gooch
Martha Gooch
Delores Sayers
Marion McMickle
Dorothy Leslie
Mary Frances Overall
Velda Trommerhouser
Betty Jean Woolf
Lottie Nichols
Joe Morris
Cameron
Marie
Lois
Georgia Sayers
Local social notes and final settlement notice blend
A long list of Browning area social visits and family events is followed by a 1932 notice of final settlement for M. P. Brassfield, with Emma V. Brassfield named administratrix. The remainder discusses Hessian fly damage in wheat and recommended farm practices from Missouri agriculture research.
Final Settlement in Estate of Emmett L Keithley
Executrix Helen M. Keithley announces intent to file final settlement at the next Linn County Probate Court term in Linneus Missouri on August 8 1932.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmett L. Keithley
Helen M. Keithley
Seid
Linn County
Missouri
Linneus
Executor Plans Final Settlement in Maloney Estate
I D E Morelock, executor, announces intention to present a final settlement to the Probate Court of Linn County Linneus on August 8 in the estate of Edward Maloney deceased. The notice targets interested parties and creditors seeking settlement actions under probate law.
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Edward Maloney
I. D. E. Morelock
Linn County
Missouri
Linneus
Hessian Fly Infestation Widespread Across Missouri Wheat
A Missouri agricultural survey shows Hessian fly damage ranging from traces to 85 percent infestation in wheat straw, with up to 25 percent lodging. Heavy fall infestations weakened stands, leading some fields to be plowed under. Some fields remained sound due to safe seeding dates and good practices.
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Missouri College of Agriculture
George D. Jones
Official Statement of Citizens State Bank Browning Mo 1932
Charter No 2360 official financial condition statement of Citizens State Bank at Browning Missouri as of June 30 1932 published July 7 1932. Lists assets including loans and discounts 64843.83 real estate 5711.81 banking house fixtures 8150 cash 12726.59 total 94507.72. liabilities include capital 20000 surplus 7000 undivided profits 111.67 deposits 10183.67 and bills payable 65.06 total 94507.72. Signed by President Joe Nickell and Cashier Chester Bagley before Notary Jesse D. Burwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens State Bank
Browning
State of Missouri
Leader Record
Ovardralty Osc
Ics Cyme
County of Linn
Joe Nickell
Chester Bagley
A. D
Jesse D. Burwell
W. P. Nickell
E. W. Nickell
M. L. Haning
Browning Savings Bank
Lender-Record
Bank Statement for Farmers Exchange Bank Brown ing Mo 1932
Charter No. 985 Farmers Exchange Bank at Browning Missouri closes June 30 1932 published July 7 1932. Financial items show assets cash and due from banks 12538.24 real estate 22922.54 banking house 4000.00 total assets 129690.06 deposits 71967.72 certificates of deposit 1960.00 time deposits 1900.00 bills payable 15000.00 surplus 20000.00 undivided profits 22.34 and the statement is sworn by J I Harmon president and R M Calhoun cashier with notary public Chas Thornton July 5 1932.
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Farmers Exchange Bank
Browning
State of Missouri
Leader-Record
OCR
BOONE
State of
Missouri
County of Linn
J. I. Hermon
R. M. Calhoun
J. I. Harmon
A. D
Ness
Chas. Thornton
Walter Taylor
Elmer Taylor
Browning Savings Bank Ledger Report June 30 1932
Ledger summary for Browning Savings Bank Browning Missouri includes assets such as cash 24710.71 real estate 9000.00 and bonds 4843.75 plus stocks 0 and banking house value 2000.00 total deposits and liabilities show demand deposits 13154.05 time deposits 13154.05 certificates of deposits 13154.05 and total equity with capital stock 10000.00 surplus 60000.00 undivided profits 1422.67 and due to banks 400.00 The report is sworn July 6 1934 by President J B Harmon and Cashier Norris W Phillips before notary M Baker as witness directors listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ioghe Cicle Cebak
R. R. Pub. Service
Fundese
State of Missouri
County of Linn
J. B. Harmon
Norris W. Phillips
Harmon
A. D
M. Baker
K. M. Duncan
C. E. McGhee
W. W. Prather
Time For Summer Gardens
The article urges planting mid summer vegetables and truck crops now as advised by T. J. Talbert, chairman of the horticulture department at Missouri College of Agriculture. It notes the best window for Irish potato fall crops is the last week of June to the first week of July and stresses timing for late crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Talbert
Missouri College of Agriculture
Garden Planting Guide for Fall Harvest
Guidance on sowing schedules for fall crops including potatoes cabbage tomatoes and beans. Recommends varieties such as White Rural Russet Rural McCormick Peach Blow Green Mountain Nancy Hall and Porto Rican with July timing windows to avoid frost and ensure mature crops before heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCormick
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