May Jones for Linn county Treasurer announced
The county announces May Jones of Jefferson township as a candidate for County Treasurer subject to the decision of the Democrats of Linn county.
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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1908
Page
4
The county announces May Jones of Jefferson township as a candidate for County Treasurer subject to the decision of the Democrats of Linn county.
The Linn County Republican Party announces Vic as a candidate for the office of County Treasurer, subject to the will of Republican voters at the August primary election.
We are authorized to announce Tsar B Dodson of Polk township as a candidate for the office of treasurer of Sullivan county, subject to the decision of the Republicans at the primary election to be held August 4, 1908.
Hal W. Lomax of Jefferson township announces candidacy for Linn county treasurer subject to Republican voters will in the primary election held on Attrust 4 1008.
We are authorsars we announce W Anderson of Enterprise Township as a candidate for Sheriff subject to the decision of the Republicans of Linn County.
Police raided a late night poker game in the room above a barber shop on the north side. James Parcells Arthur Conley Chas Colgrove and John Yeaden were arrested and four were convicted in police court with Parcells and Conley fined 15 dollars and costs while Cosgrove and Yeaden paid 5 dollars and costs.
Three year old Nettie C Hamner was permitted to watch a Memorial Day procession on Main Street and, returning home, fell into a tub of boiling water on the kitchen floor. Her face hands and feet were severely scalded and she died shortly after. The funeral from the residence was held.
The BrookfieldBudget records reference the loss of another child by accidental scalding, mentioning parents L G Hamner and his wife as the mourning family from a prior tragedy.
The annual meeting of Farmers Exchange Bank Browning Missouri will be held at the Banking house on June 17, 1908 to elect a board of directors and transact any other business that may come before the meeting. J A Calhoun Secretary.
The Brookshire district directors invite applications for a teaching position for an eight month school term. They seek a capable educator and promise liberal compensation for the right candidate. Applications directed to F. J. Alspack, Clerk.
A June sale cuts prices on all trimmed hats during the season. Merchandise includes a wide range of millinery items with bold reductions aimed at attracting shoppers.
Report of the Chicago balloon attempting a long distance record sailing from Quincy Illinois at 6 pm. It passed Green City at 8 40 pm and later landed near Drayer eight miles southwest of Clear Lake after a night of rain and altitude changes. The item also includes a local pickle seed promotion.
Administrater's or Executor's Little Frankie Wanamaker fell backward into a large water tub when a strap pulled loose from a fence. His uncle Albert Hammond, who witnessed from the Hardy-Thompson store back door, rescued him with only a ducking.
Fragmentary OCR mentions protecting interests of C. M. Thornton and a farm property. No clear dates, places, or full actions available. summary constrained to readable facts.
A new bank, Allen Benson Banking Co., will operate in Laclede with Ed Allen as president and E. E. Benson as cashier. It is capitalized at $10,000 and plans to open July 1. The building will feature late banking furnishings and safety measures.
John E. Democratic candidate for treasurer made a business call Saturday. Eaves reports he is receiving much on mules. Mr Hart, a farmer, is praised for knowledge with stock. He owns a top farm between Milan and Sorrell, well stocked with horses mules carts sheep and hogs. Milan: Republican.
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