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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1930
Page
4
The Browning Leader-Record, edited by Joe Nickell, is entered at the Brown ing Post Office as second class mail matter on July 8, 1897. This item appears in the Thursday, June 5, 1930 issue.
We are authorized to announce LeRoy Munyon of Marceline as a candidate for the office of Judge of the Probate Court of Linn County subject to the decision of the Democratic voters at the August primary election.
Charles W. Clements of Brookfield announces candidacy for Linn County Recorder of Deeds in the Democratic primary in August.
Circuit Clerk Ruth Dryden Bogart of Linneus runs in Linn County August primary as a candidate for the office of Circuit Clerk. The announcement targets Democratic voters and outlines her bid for the Linn County clerkship.
A collection of wry quips and reflections on work, sports, politics, and social trends. It touches on lawn mower humor, aviation, prisons, June brides, advertising, unemployment, golf, newspapers, planetary size, and farming, all offered in a brisk, era-appropriate tone.
The note urges residents to invest time and effort in hometown causes to draw dividends of progress. It emphasizes shared work and partnership as the path to community improvement.
A public effort to advance its goals must inform citizens via newspapers. Business growth likewise hinges on advertising to reach customers and boost prosperity in the community.
The article notes that orderly neighbors deter disorder and waste, prompting action at night and day. It cites a remark by the head of the Ohio Building and Lean associations that placing a progressive family on a backward street raises the whole street’s standard of living. Browning residents respond to neighbors’ improvements.
The author argues for thoughtful inquiry over mere talkers and urges parents to nurture curiosity in children. The piece stresses the importance of painting aging buildings in Browning to prevent deterioration and protect property values.
Experts say poultry and dairy production boost farm business. One hundred pounds of grain yields more value as eggs or milk, increasing returns. Prosperity follows dairy cattle and livestock, a view bankers share as farmers gain success.
Sweet conditions reported in North East Lunney area with bright sun and gentle winds. Forecasters indicate continued pleasant spell through the week, inviting outdoor activity and local events to proceed without disruption.
Perry Christian and family spent Sunday with Ben Purdin. Mr and Mrs Dilon Rankin and daughter Reva Belle visited Otis McCollum. Lola Head of Linneus stayed with grandmother Maggie Brewer. Veilin Christian visited Linneus. Frank Cattey and Perry McCollum families were in Brookfield and Linneus for visits and business, with Perry Christian serving on a Linneus jury this week.
Letters of administration for John W Neely deceased granted to C C Neely by the Linn County Missouri Probate Court on May 21 1930. Claims against the estate must be presented within six months for allowance or be barred. one year from grant to avoid further rights. Arthur L Pratt Judge of Probate. 5-22-30.
Probate Court of Linn County Missouri grants letters of administration for the estate of C. W. White deceased on June 2 1930. Heirs creditors and others must exhibit claims within six months after granting or be barred from benefiting. Attest H R Hamilton administrator Arthur L Pratt judge of probate.
Charley Reeves of Milan died Monday afternoon at his home after years of poor health. He spent many years in the insurance and real estate business and was known for honest dealings. Reeves served as Sullivan county surveyor and was active in the Republican party. Burial was held yesterday afternoon.
Jerry Jennings son of Mr and Mrs G C Jennings was thrown when a horse team ran away as they were dishing near town. He became unconscious but soon revived after the mishap. One horse suffered a bad cut in the incident.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Gooch and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Gooch attended with daughters Gladys Marie and Rosa Lea along with Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Bowyer and daughter for a Sunday gathering.
Sunday visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Phillips and family and others from Eversonville and Phillips households. Brown ing show attended by Hess and Morris families. W L Baker hosted guests. Molloy family visited. Lambs sales noted. two sermons by Rev. J W Drinkard at Mount Olive. Weather described as fine with canning gooseberries and strawberries.
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