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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1916
Page
4
The Leada Record announces Charles K. Hart of Brookfield as a Republican candidate for Linn County Prosecuting Attorney, subject to approval by Republican voters at the August Primary.
The Leaper Record announces George W. Anderson of Linneus as a candidate for Linn county Sheriff subject to Republican primary approval. It also announces Robert J. Allen of Clay township as a candidate for Judge of the county court in the western district subject to Democratic primary approval.
Local notes report Hazel Spencer out again and Ed Hollon seen in Cora. Christy dies suddenly at 72. veteran U.S. marshal and Civil War veteran with funeral at Baptist Church led by Rev. Job Ingram. Interment in Kingfisher cemetery.
Roll of honor lists new and renewing subscribers including J. W. Jones city Mrs R C Williams Grand Ridge Ill D H C Lambert route 3 J G Shipp route 3 A E G ib son Dawn C M Harris route 4 Mrs Ann McDonald Chillicothe and F A Flem also for Mrs Olive.
Miss Esther Cassity recovers from a severe tonsillitis. Mrs M Burdett and Miss Mable Burdett of Green City visited friends here. Louis Daily Kein offers a dollar deal through December 1. Mr and Mrs Chas McNeiley of Milan return home after spending days with relatives and traveling from Fulton where he studied last year.
A towner reports a charming con man visited the area offering snake bite antidotes and collected about $60 as advance payment. People feared bites but no antidotes arrived, prompting caution against trusting jovial strangers.
The notice offers farm loans with better terms than rivals in Northern Missouri and invites readers to request rates. A separate line reports the postponed sale of Mrs. Mary Mairs at the late Joe Mairs home, moved to Monday, June 12 due to rain.
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