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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1942
Page
4
A fragile clipping notes subscription price and post office status for Browning Missouri. It includes fragmented dialogue about a “truthful man” who would spend his time wishing it was no reason and a Brownite figure with a grim look, hinting at distrust and a financial scandal atmosphere.
Sunday visitors filled homes of Crooks Young and Reed families with extended family members sharing meals. Names include Cecil Crooks Ed Sayers Morris Crookshanks Tremer houser Reed Gender Vanlyke Jennings Mortis and others. Milford Shipley hospital status update noted as he nears death.
Local families share news of Wilson Earl Harris returning to duty with the U S Navy after a two week visit with relatives. Wileta Taylor travels from Pomona California for a family visit, while Mrs Della Jones and husband visit their J W Bunch family from Chicago. Several Kansas City relatives join visiting groups at the Baker and Taylor households.
Announcing Mrs Maxine Perkins as Democratic candidate for Circuit Clerk of Linn County Missouri subject to primary voters will. Election set for Tuesday August 4 1942.
Linn County Missouri circuit clerk Ruth Bogart sifted to the will of August 4 1942 in a local court filing. The note references official action by the county clerk's office and a dated order.
C E Jack Swinney, county clerk, runs in the Democratic primary to be held Saturday August 4 1942. He faces party guidance and supporters as he campaigns to retain his office.
The prosecuting attorney race in Linn County seeks Democratic primary voters' support. Ballot action is set for August 4 1942.
A brief notice from Linn County Recorder of Deeds outlines procedures subject to the will of the executor. Official actions and deadlines are summarized for public awareness.
Mrs Perry Christian and Mrs Maggie Brewer visited Friday with Mrs Oren Cordray. Mrs Helen Feyl and her children stayed several days with Mr and Mrs Robert Cattey. Miss Valera Cattey returned Sunday night to Miss Phyllis Brantner in Winigan. Mrs Edgar McCollum spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs John Milhoan. Janice and Glen McCollum spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Otis McCollum.
Pleasant Hill reports farmers busy planting crops despite lateness. A hog shipment was sent to market for B. C. Branner and Kenneth and Lynden Knifone. George Martin and wife received word their son Leslie was badly injured in a car wreck while returning from work. He is with rabies? George left Thursday to be with him. Further notes mention Mr and Mrs Herman Smith and Mr and Mrs James Smith visiting relatives.
Last Monday for the summer term, Prairie Mound pupils visited K. C. as she prepared to depart. Mr. and Mrs. Beryl Taylor and Beverly visited in Kirksville on Sunday.
Henry Craig left town to visit relatives in Oklahoma. Verl and Mrs. Nester moved to the George Cornwall place. Kay Stufflebean and wife visited at Nert. Jaynes Sunday afternoon. An active rain Monday night kept farmers out of fields for a few days. Mrs. Lehman Powell returned from Kirksville Hospital. Dorothy Wilson to Kirksville Monday for the summer term at KSTC. John Simpson saw the doctor at Brookfield Saturday and has been on the sick list. Greaver Kearns family spent Sunday with his sister. Elva eee doing papering for Mrs Leichhart at New Boston.
Ledger style summary of Linn County Jackson Township finances through 1942, listing balances and numerous tractor service payments, back taxes, protest warrants, labor, fuel and materials, and various clerks fees. Names include Lee Kimbrough, K Gooch, Russell Smith, Harry Leslie, Earl Jerome, Oral Buckner, Joe Edmundson, and Rolan Gooch among others.
Judge Joe Edmundson runs in Linn County for the Western District judgeship subject to Democratic primary voters on August 4. The contest centers on reshaping the district bench and aligns with party voter decisions.
Margaret Price, recorder of deeds for Linn County, oversees an election set for Tuesday August 4 1942. The notice confirms the upcoming election date and official responsibilities.
County Clerk Harry Rhodes announces Sullivan County primary election to be held Tuesday August 1 1942 under the will of the Republican voters seeking nomination and party support.
Lloyd Cordray visited Kirksville last Monday. Mrs. Okey Milhoan has measles. Mrs. Helen Hart, Mrs. George Milhoan and Ruth Milhoan helped Mrs. Dorothy Baker. Mrs. Clarence Barnes spent the weekend in St Louis with her daughter. Edgar McCollum and Oren Cordray visited Kirksville last Tuesday.
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