Postal notice from Brown ing Missouri
The excerpt indicates a notice that mail matter was minted at the Brown ing Missouri post office as second class mail on July 8 1897.
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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1921
Page
4
The excerpt indicates a notice that mail matter was minted at the Brown ing Missouri post office as second class mail on July 8 1897.
Letters of Administration for the estate of Daniel Haley deceased were granted by the Probate Court of Linn County Missouri on June 6, 1921. Ray Haley and DG Haley are named as administrators. Claimants must exhibit their claims within six months for allowance or be precluded. within one year from letters, claims are forever barred. Arthur Li Pratt, Judge of Probate, attested.
Cross Roads and Cora residents Glent Turner and wife Mell Otis and Elba Turner were in Cora Saturday and Sunday. Visitors include Dotha Brookshier of Browning visiting aunt Mrs Nielson Maxey. Meble Dodson of Cora drew the Milan free ride number. Mable praised the ride. Ches Dodson and family visited Jess Dodson Sunday. D W Jennings visited E F Maxey and family. Ad Norman and family stayed with Ed Almond and family. C C Club held a dance with ice cream. Sunday twenty members drove to lakes between Laclede and Meadville for kodaking, beat riding and games. They returned about 5 pm. all reported a fine time.
The Purdin community shares notices from June including an ice cream supper at the U B church on June 25. Local residents report farm and family visits, travel to Kimball South Dakota, and harvest activity as Everett Jenkins harvests wheat this week.
North East Linn Cross Roads and Corr show good growth but require rain. F M Cattey is ill. Mrs Barbera McCalum visits grandchildren Paul Fern and Geraldine Jones of Hutchinson Kansas. Ben Cattey and family visit Mrs Cattey’s parents Lizzie Jones and Josephine Franklin near Mi'an. I J McCollums hosts last week.
Perry Christian and family, Claud Stover, H William Yunt, Roy McCollum and others visited at various homes Sunday. G W Abbott celebrated Mrs Abbott's 37th birthday with a well filled basket gathering. Theodore McCollum left for Kansas for the wheat harvest and Perry McCollum paused by as a Brown ing visitor Tuesday.
Ralph Abbott of Havelock Neb visits sister Mrs Perry McCollum at Brookfield. Garnet McCollum stays with aunt Mrs Claude Stover. A large Sunday family gathering at F M Cattey’s includes many relatives. Perry McCollum and family attend a carnival in Brookfield and plan trips to Browning. A wide network of visits spans Brookfield Gifford and nearby towns.
The note suggests planning a family trip soon and arranging reservations to ensure accommodations. It urges deciding on dates and then coordinating bookings.
Will McCollum and his son remained at the residence through Sunday, extending their stay into the wkend.
An informal letter from Maggio Wells discusses warm weather effects on crops in the area. He notes oats, wheat, gardens and fruit trees with limited yields and mentions past long periods of heat. The tone is personal and observational about local conditions.
Gargoyle Mobiloil, preferred for tractors and automobiles, available in any quantity at Leterson Garage.
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