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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1913
Page
4
A Browning Missouri column reflects on youth and adulthood, urging acceptance of hardship as education, kindness at home, and self control. It critiques deceptive dental ads asserting new laws revoke licenses for misrepresentation and bans pain in extractions after July 4.
Reuben Hardscrabble vents about Secretary Bryan and government clerks in Washington. He mocks low pay versus high living costs, notes chautauqua season side money, and laments heat and expenses for civil servants.
Leonard Bailey ill this week. Fred Dell and Oscar Linhart sold calves for 25 dollars. Sam Warren and wife at Dan Freeland's Sunday. M. M. Barrows and family visited Levi Rinehart Sunday. Ira Barrows visiting John Clevinger's week. H E McKay and wife visiting South Sullivan Sunday. Mrs George Carlsted and son visiting Doll Dell's this week. Leonard Bailey called a doctor for his little girl Sunday night. Ray Myers in Scottsville by auto Saturday and Sunday. Miss Gertie Myers visiting aunt Mrs W Williams Sunday evening. Frank Smith and brother-in-law from Kansas City visiting near Roger Friday. A Dillinger, van Morgan, Will Kenley, Bruner Hilburn went to Brookfield Saturday on Katy Flyer.
The executrix J. M. BE Haymaker to file final settlement for the estate of Frederick M. Haymaker at Linn County Missouri Probate Court in Linneus on August 11 1913. Also listed is M. E. Haymaker as executrix for the same estate. Creditors and interested parties are notified to appear or present claims.
In Linn County Missouri Probate Court May Term 1913 Downey E. Tripp administratrix seeks sale of real estate to pay debts with four weeks publication and ten day notice to heirs before August 11 1913 terms of publication and service to heirs. Probate judge Arthur L. Pratt certifies true copy of order.
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