Notice of Letters Testamentary for Eliza Beth Crookshanks
Date July 11 1918 executor James T Moffett is appointed by Linn County Missouri Probate Court hearing July 2 1918. Claimants must exhibit claims within six months for allowance or they are barred. within one year from letters granting they shall be forever barred. Arthur L Pratt Judge of Probate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth E. Crookshanks
Linn County
Missouri
James T. Moffett
Arthur L.pratt
Republican Announcements for Sullivan County Clerk and Official Posts
The notice packet lists W. S. Shatto as a Republican candidate for Clerk of the County Court Sullivan County Missouri, subject to Aug primary voters. E. E. Shoop of Polk Township seeks Recorder of Deeds, pending primary decision. N. J. Wattenbarger seeks Clerk nomination on Republican ticket, contingent on August primary. P. A. Sanderfur of Buch Township runs for Probate Judge, subject to Republican primary. E. Kelley of Yellow Creek also announced as a candidate for an unnamed county post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Shatto
County Court
Sullivan Aan, Mo
E. E. Shoop
Polk Township
Deedsee County
N. J. Wattenbarger
P. A. Sanderfur
Buch Township
Su Bein
Y E. Kelley of
Yellow Creek
Harmon Nominated for Sullivan County Recorder post
The announcement states Virgil E. Harmon of Polk township is a candidate for Recorder of Deeds of Sullivan county, subject to the Democratic primary in August. The office seeks nomination through the party vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County
Virgil E. Harmon
Polk Township
Silo ordersRush as Haggard and Darr Promote Buildout
Want A Silo We have sold all the Silos we had made but if you will get your order in the next 10 days we can make a few get in time for you but will have to hurry. Don’t put this off if you want us to build you a Silo this year. Our silos cost no more than a good wood silo and will last a lifetime without repair or paint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haggard & Darr
North East Linn Residents Visit Families and Travel
Arthur Cattey and family visited I. J. McCollums Sunday. Albert McCollum bought loads of butcherstuff in the vicinity the past week. Ben Cattey and family visited William Morris east of Cora Sunday. Farmers report haying nearly done the light year. Theodore McCollum, once ill, shows improvement. Otis McCollum family left for Helena Oklahoma to visit Alva Edward and Ernest McCollum brothers. John Milhoan and family headed to Virginia to see his parents last Wednesday by car and expect to reach their old home soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert McCollum
Ben Cattey
William Morris
East of Cora Sunday
Otis McCollum
Kaby
Helena
Okla
Brothers
Alva
Edward
Ernest McCollum
John Milhoan
Virginia
Subscription price notice for Leader Record seeks zone adjustment
Subscribers in other states are informed that the October 1 1817 price increase from 1.00 to 1.50 was made for paper costs. Mailing costs in seventh and eighth zones negate the rise, prompting a proposed zone rate. Until settled the annual rate is 1.59 in advance with a request to advance the subscription date. A family gathering celebrated Aunt Mary K McCollum's seventy eighth birthday.
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Leader
Gooc J H Gooch of Chicago Visits Mother
Making Gooc J H Gooch of Chicago spent the first of the week with his mother Mrs Caroline Gooch He is a cattle salesman for James R Clegg and Co liv e stock commission merchants and a Linn county boy who has risen quickly in business His firm received stock from this section and it satisfies its customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Gooch
Chicago
Caroline Gooch
Gooch
James R. Clegg and Co. Livestock Commission
Linn County
Property Owners Warned to Cut Grass and Weeds Along Streets
All property owners are notified to cut all grass and weeds along the streets and alleys adjoining their property, enforcing maintenance to keep rights of way clear and streets presentable.
A Bumper Crop Report From Grand River Bottom
The Editor and family visited with Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Chittum near Chillicothe Sunday. Chittum began thrashing wheat Saturday and expects over two thousand bushels of high quality grain. Wheat yields exceed thirty bushels per acre and corn prospects in the river bottom are outstanding after heavy rainfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. T. Woodward
Grand River Bottom
Chillicothe
J. B. Chittum
Congressman W. W. Rucker to speak at Browning meeting
Congressman W. W. Rucker speaks tonight at 8 45 p m to Browning and vicinity residents. He will address patriotic topics and avoid political references. Everyone is invited to attend and give the judge a hearty welcome for informed war updates from Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Rucker
Browning and
Rucker
Washington
Eye Strain SPEX Sale at Brookfield
Brookfield shop promotes up to date SPEX for eye strain and offers self sterilizing test case lenses and testing equipment claiming no disease risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spex
Brookfield
Milan boys called for service to Camp Funston
Names of Milan youths summoned for military service at Camp Funston are James Fanning Alva Morris James L Sides George W Seaman Cecil M Clem and Victor Alspach. Twenty nine were sent from Milan yesterday and are described as worthy young men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milan
Camp Funston
James
Fanning
Alva Morris
James L. Sides
George W. Seaman
Cecil M. Clem
Victor Alspach
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Tae
Browning
Joseph Nickell
North East Linn
Arthur Cattey
I. J. McCollums
Theodore McCollum
Mary K. McCollum
Tical Parlor
S. M. Strain
Hallmark
Brookfield, Mo
Business Directory
Victor Grice
Dr. Hunter's
R.N. of
Myrtle Peterson
Oracle
Bessie Powell
Electric Theatre
Neal Hart
Vivian Rich
Montana
France
Sam
Biswell Lodge
A. F. and
A. M
Joe Nickell
W.m
J. W. Smith
Browning Rebekah
Josie Jones
N. G. Floy Peterson
Sec’y