Brown Ing Post Office Entry Notice 1897
Notice marks the Brown Ing post office in Missouri as second class mail matter with entry date July 5 1897 referenced by the local postal registrar.
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Browning, Mo
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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1908
Page
4
May Jones Announces Candidacy for County Treasurer
Jefferson township resident May Jones declares her bid for Linn County Treasurer subject to Democratic party decision. The announcement formalizes her candidacy within the local party process and invites support from party members.
Vic tor M Cassity Seeks Linn County Treasurer Nomination
Authorized notice announces Victor M Cassity of Purdin as a Republican candidate for Linn County Treasurer in the August primary, subject to voters will.
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Victor M. Cassity of
Purdin
Linn County
Hal W. Lomax
Detterson Township
Linne County
Luos
Tsam B Dotson Seeks Sul livan County Treasurer Post
An authorized notice states Tsam B Dotson of Polk township is a candidate for Sul livan County treasurer, pending Republican primary decision on August 1, 1908.
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Tsam B. Dotson
Polk Township
Ofice of
Sullivan County
Lomax Seeks Linn County Treasurer Nomination in August Primary
Hal W. Lomax of Detterson Township announces candidacy for Linn County Treasurer. The declaration is made under Republican party guidance ahead of the August 4 primary election.
Geo W. Anderson Seeks Linn County Sheriff Nomination
Enterprise Township resident Geo W. Anderson announces candidacy for Linn County Sheriff pending Republican choice. He seeks party backing and outlines readiness to lead the sheriff’s office if nominated and elected.
James M Dormer Candidate for Sullivan County Treasurer
Polk township resident James M Dormer announces his candidacy for Sullivan County treasurer subject to Republican primary decisions. Election set for August 4 160s.
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James M. Dormer
Polk Township
Sullivan County
Feeding Grain To Dairy Cows On Pasture Considerations
The article argues feeding a little grain boosts milk while cows graze but notes the economic return depends on stage of milking. If cows freshen in spring a grain supplement may pay, while fall freshening makes less impact. When pasture is scarce, grain helps maintain milk yield. cheaper greens can substitute.
Awful Sacrifice and Death of Bertha Buck
A community laments the death of Bertha Buck, a young, respected woman betrayed by a man described as a cruel scoundrel. The piece condemns his abandonment after ruining her, notes her planned marriage, and declares the crime among the worst, with emphasis on moral outrage and hellish judgment.
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Hell
Bertha Buck
Dakota
A Unique Leap Year Dance Featured in August Issue
The article describes a leap year dance idea from Woman's Home Companion where girls invite their escorts, trade places while masked as distinguished characters, and guests guess each performer. After the first dance, unmasking reveals the disguises and a prize for correct guesses. Red clover crop advice follows, praising its soil-restoring benefits and long-term yield.
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Statin
Corn as Principal Feed for Cattle on Pasture
Cows fed corn as the main feed on pasture stay milkier longer during short pasture periods. Limiting grain to four or five pounds daily with pasture is effective. larger grain needs should be paired with bran oats oilmeal and other feeds. C H Eckles from Missouri Agriculture Experiment Station notes surplus body material supports milk production when forage is scarce.
Bargain Sales Boost Missouri Merchants Trade
Missouri merchants in county seats host frequent bargain sales supported by newspaper ads. Advertisers say newspaper ads reach homes cheaply and generate prompt returns, unlike handbills. The practice draws trade from surrounding counties during typical slow periods.
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Mobherly
Missouri
Mexico Ledger
Hearing Postponed on Milwaukee Ok Train Connection
State railroad commission postponed a hearing on the unreasonable train connection between Milwaukee and Galt. Railroad representatives at Galt for the session admitted to prose.
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Milwaukee
O. K
Galt
State Railroad Commission
Railway schedules spark county seat access dispute
Prosecuting attorney argues Newton Harris and Osgood deserve better rail connections. O K representatives say local freight time arranged to pass through Galt after the Milwaukee southbound, and will continue service to carry southern passengers. Attorney to submit proposal to railroad commission and complainants.
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Nelson
Newton
Harris
Osgood
O. K
Galt
Milwaukee
Railroad Commission
Milan Standard
Opera House Saturday Night Show Attracts Families
Blarton and Myers present at the Opera House Saturday night with stereoptical views and the latest scenes. Singing dancing and music. Children invited. First class act featuring new scenery and performances.
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Blarton and Myers
Opera House
Bank officers swap at Browning Savings Bank
B D Bolling resumes post after eight months away. J B Harmon retires. Fred R Duncan elected cashier in Harmon's place and Curtis B Mee Collum becomes assistant cashier.
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B. D. Bolling
Browning Savings Bank
J. B. Harmon
Fred R. Duncan
Mr. Harmon
Curtis B. Mee-Collum
Healy Guarantees Satisfaction with New Goods
Our goods are all new and guaranteed to satisfy. If not, we will cheerfully make it right.
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Healy
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Joseph Nickell
May Jones
Jefferson Township
Por Sheriff
Geo W. Anderson
Enterprise Township
C. H. Eckles
Agriculture Experiment Station
Columbia, Mo
Unionville Republican
ODD Fellows
Browning
M.R. Jenkins
J. A. Calhoun
A. N. Thurlo
R. M. Calhoun
Axs
T Curhier Farmers’ Exchange Bank
J. A. Calhoun, J. W. Sevier
H. B. Johnson
Wm. Shepherd
J. I. Harmon
M. R. Jenkins, L. G. Schrock, I. B. Chirsty
L. W. Hummel
T.B. Mundell
Undertaker
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