Lillian A Bevier Bond Dies After Long Illness
Lillian A Bevier Bond born March 18 1869 in Brookfield Missouri lived near Brookfield Purdin and later Brookfield. She married William J Bond on April 11 1893 and had Frances Elizabeth and William Alonzo. She suffered long illness, found healing in Christian Science, and died May 30 peacefully at 7 pm. Services by Miss Reams were held at home and burial followed at Purdin Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian A. Bevier
Brookfield
Frances
Elizabeth
William Alonzo
Bond
Mrs. Bond
Purdin
Miss Reams
Christian Science Church
Roll of Honor New and Renewal List
The Leader-Record acknowledges new and renewing supporters: J. H. Anderson Woodland California J. W. Jacobs route 1 Mrs Lizzie Pickens city Press Brassfield route 2 R. H. Moore Scott City Kansas J. H. Bundridge route 4 Henry Fuller route 3 A L Gilmer Purdin cowie pokers RL. Moore route 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Anderson
Woodland
Cal
J. W. Jacobs
Lizzie Pickens
City, Press
Brassfield
R. H. Moore
Scott City
Kans
J. H. Bundridge
Henry Fuller
A. L. Gilmer
Purdin
Cowie Pokers
RL. Moore
Jones Harness Sparks Caution Before Purchase
Be sure and see Jones fancy driving harness before you buy as shoppers are urged to inspect quality and fit. The notice highlights the need to verify craftsmanship and safe use prior to investment.
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Jones’ Fancy
From Browning Native in Navy Service in Yokohama
A Browning, Missouri native writes from Cavite April 1912 about a long Navy career. He describes nine months aboard the Maryland, a year plus in Yokohama Hospital, language study, and life in Japan including wages, work culture, and Tokyo visits. He plans to return home around September.
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Maryland
Mare Island
Calif
Naval Service
Yokohama
Japan
Toyo
Tokyo
Toyko
Obituary of Martha A Taylor
Martha A Taylor born May 4 1854 Sullivan County Missouri lived there until 1900 moved to Oklahoma four years then returned to her birth place and died June 1 1912 at 11 25 a m She leaves a husband John W Taylor two sons W L Taylor and L V Taylor and three daughters Elsie A Franklin Cora F Morgan and Lara B Fulton all but L V present at death She was a member of the Baptist church and her funeral followed a discourse from Romans 8 28 39 with interment near Owasco
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Harmon
Sullivan Co
Okla
John W. Taylor
W.L. Taylor
L. V. Taylor
Elsie A. Franklin
Cora F. Morgan
Lara B. Fulton
Fern
Cane
Piuitive Baptist Church
J. E. Goodson, Jr
Mt. Moriah
Browning
Hickory Grove
Sullivan Oe
Walter Cash
St. Joseph
Owasco
Obituary of R. M. Cotter of Browning Missouri
R M Cotter born Linn county Missouri March 4 1846 married Miss Hooker March 30 1869 had a son Walter and daughters Frank and Charley Cotter survive in Kansas and Missouri He served in Company L 12 Missouri Cavalry in the Civil War and spent most life in Browning Mo after periods in Kansas and Iowa until his death due to Bright’s Disease.
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R. M. Cotter
Linn County
Missouri
Miss Hooker
Walter Cotter
Oakley
Kansas
Frank Cotter
Goodland
Charley Cotter
North Salem
Missouri Cavalry
Kan- Towa
Browning
Mr. Cotter
Journey of the scribe amid Mississippi floods and delays
A narrative from Joseph Browning recounts a lengthy river journey from Quincy to Paducah amid widespread flood damage. He notes despondent animals, a silent clay bank mule, and a depressed dog as he describes tedious delays, boatwaits, and pervasive inactivity along the Mississippi River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haynesburg
Joseph Nicke Browning
Quincy
Paducah
Kentucky
Selah
Mississippi
Man Contemplates Escape to "God's country" in Railroad Car
A fragment records a speaker named G. F. declaring intent to depart this weary place by rail to seek relief in "God's country" ending with an Amen. The brief monologue conveys a wish to escape hardship and start anew.
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G. F
Lightning Hits Burkholder Barn Burns It Down
Monday night a lightning strike set J. H. Burkholder's new barn ablaze. He awoke to a bright flash and reached the barn within minutes to find a mass of flames. The structure, built a year ago, contained hay corn oats and harnesses and was partially insured. News spread to nearby Haseville as spectators feared a city fire.
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J. H. Burkholder
Haseville
Milan 2nd Nine Ties Browning 1st Nine
Milan reserves tie Browning in an eight inning game at Browning 4 to 4. Milan pitchers allow four hits while Fields yields five for Browning. Snyder and his wallopers meet Milan first nine next day with Payne DeWitt and Shumard set to face the 1st nine.
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Browning
Milan
Snyder
Wallopers
Payne
DeWitt
Shumard
Concrete Age Promises Lasting Work by Experienced Builder
A checkerboard advertisement urges choosing seasoned concrete work by Chas. Haggard for durable concrete blocks bricks porch columns walks eaves foundations and cement. It stresses long lasting results and invites customers to discuss projects.
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Chas. Haggard
Lumber Yard Sold to City Businessman
F. A. Fleming sold his lumber yard to T. S. Bennett of City at the start of the week and has been invoicing this week. Bennett brings years in the lumber trade and has spent the last seven years as a traveling salesman for a large lumber firm.
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F. A. Fleming
T. S. Bennett
City
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Roll OF Honor
U. S. S. Mohican
Navy Yard
Cavite
P. I
Joseph Nickell
The
Leader-Record
Browning, Mo
Jenkins School
Ralph A. Long
Pasadena
California
Naval Hospital
Sam
Red Cross
U. S. Navy
Alvin
Old Town
Martha A. Taylor
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