Hic Township Seeks Probate Judge Nominee
Hic Township endorses a Democratic candidate for Probate Judge in County with August primary voting. Community leaders urge party supporters to back the nominee at the polls.
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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1914
Page
4
Hic Township endorses a Democratic candidate for Probate Judge in County with August primary voting. Community leaders urge party supporters to back the nominee at the polls.
Moore D Taylor of Reytesville Missouri announces candidacy for State Senator in the sixty district, subject to decision of Democratic voters at the August primary.
J W Riddle built a new car house while crops fail due to no rain since April 27. Gardens near drying up. Benton Dell visited Benford Watson’s Sunday. Clay Dell and family visited James Nickell’s. Kenley bought lamb locally. Beulah Creason takes music lessons from Mrs Hollon. Geo Lamson and family visited Frank Creason’s Sunday. Mrs Riddle went with her mother to Tren ton last week to visit Mrs Oscar Linhart. the semiece and Sunday in June at 11 at 8.
Hot conditions persist as North East Linn residents, including Frank Cattey and Haeman Kingtons, partied at family gatherings. A series of visits and examinations are noted among local figures such as Eid W Jones Jim, Mrs Hleda Clapp, Gertrude McCollum, Milan, Mrs Otho Ce, Lewi Brookt relatives, Wil Brewer and John Beaver, with church activity at Winigan and mentions of Thomas Abbott of Ola.
I J McCollum and Elwood Thudhum and families traveled in a new auto to Gif ford Friday to visit relatives and friends. Haggard and Bartlett advertised Harley Davidson sale. Mrs B F Cotter and children left Friday after extended visit with Mr and Mrs H Clay Jones Goodland Kansas.
Dry weather brings army worm activity across Barry Vernon Howard Montgomery St. Charles Bates and St. Louis counties with risk of spreading. The native pest grows in pastures meadows and waste land and migrates when food is scarce potentially destroying cultivated crops. College of Agriculture suggests crop rotation to disrupt sod continuity and two control methods using rolls and heat to combat the pest.
Local column urges disease prevention through sanitation and road quality, arguing towns thrive when residents support each other. It warns against gossip and bird shooting violations, promotes unity, and notes a forthcoming event in Browning with market details for livestock.
Samples of the pest and a description of the infested fields and crops should accompany the report. Include a history of the work for the past few years and specify locations when possible.
Special program at the Electric Theatre features a three reel feature Won in the Clouds and two additional reels of pictures. Fans will stay cool with admission 10 and 15 cents.
Wanted a car load of 1200 to 1600 pound horses and mares four to fifteen years old fat and well broke at Browning on Saturday. Advertiser W. P. Carter offers the highest market price and asks to “Show me your good ones.”
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