Brown ing Gazette Entry at Brown ing Post Office
The notice records Joe Nickell as editor and notes entry as second class mail matter at the Brown ing Missouri post office dated July 8 1897.
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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1922
Page
4
The notice records Joe Nickell as editor and notes entry as second class mail matter at the Brown ing Missouri post office dated July 8 1897.
Administrator notices the grant of Letters Testamentary for the estate of William T Prether in Linn county Missouri. Rebecca A Prathie is executrix with probate dated June 21 1922 and June 29 1922 filing requires claimants to present claims within six months or be barred after one year. Arthur L Pratt Judge of Probate seals the notice.
A fine rain Sunday night aided crops. Families Frank Pulliam and Earnest Pearson visited. Locust Creek drew locals for a Sunday fishing trip. Mrs Lillie Kanan and children from Liberty are visiting relatives. Wm Pulliam and Wm Davis traveled to Kansas City on business. Wm Cassity and wife visited Joe and Mrs Creason. H C Taylor and wife visited Willard Pulliam. Athel Creason and wife visited Joe Creason. Mrs M L McIntyre went to St Joseph for surgery. Vern Brown and wife of Kansas City visited home folks. Tonight Browning hosts a band concert and public speaking event. Mrs John Hooker and son Orval went to St Louis for treatment appointments.
James Fanning and family went to Chillicothe last week. Hubert Dean did painting for J. B. Harmon. Bob Wilson of Milan visited Cora last week. D. G. Havens shipped a car of hogs from Milan. Everett Dodson and wife visited J. A. Clem and family Sunday. J. B. Franklin visited with his family in Cora. Preaching at Cross Roads by Rev. Kennedy drew good attendance. A Sunday evening shower blessed the community. Havens and family visited Sam Swearengen. W. I. Langdon and wife hosted Browning visitors. Munsey Houser and wife from Meverly visited Langdon. Rev. Johnson preached at Cross Roads Sunday at 11. G. M. Spencer shipped hogs from Cora that topped the market.
A writer from the Kansas City Star recounts visiting Atlanta Georgia and praising its clean attractive downtown and suburban areas. He argues Kansas City should emulate Atlanta to boost its image and beautify the city while balancing financial concerns with civic pride.
A Lawrence Kansas telegram column argues that successful businessmen owe the city more than taxes. It praises those who contribute time and talent to solve social political and commercial problems and notes such civic minded entrepreneurs are increasing in number.
The speaker urges widespread tree planting in America and urges giving money to the American Legion for support. The Boy Scouts will take orders from the Legion to plant trees and raise funds, while the American Forestry Association offers information on request from Washington.
Promoting home owning yields long term national profit and practical patriotism. It fosters loyalty among young men and unity based on respect for national service, replacing contempt with support for the nation and its institutions.
The article touts a nationwide beautification drive with a memorial tree campaign to plant a tree for every World War I soldier. It predicts a future of fully paved roads lined with trees, with the U.S. leading in permanent highway construction.
Dialog excerpt shows Mr. Constant Knagg accusing interruptions during a lecture by his wife. Mr Henry N. Peck notes she ends her speech with a final word after catching her breath. The exchange implies domestic dynamics and timing in a lecture setting.
A brief dialogue recalls early married life with humor about washing dishes. One partner jokes that two dishes sufficed then, while the other notes how life changed after more meals and clutter.
J B Burwell Browning Missouri dealer offers real estate farm loans and insurance. Notary service provided promptly. Reference Browning Savings Bank. P O Box 127. Office 191. Residence 40. Dated June 15 1922.
A parcel of 4135 miles from Maryville Court House in Missouri offers 120 acres in flower 80 in corn 80 in blue grass 80 acres tilled with fenced sub divisions hog tight. A six room frame house barn hog shed garage shed cement foundation good stock water no wind mill. Price 150 per acre encumbrance 12200. Bargain. exchange possible at right price.
A 2,120 acre tract in Crawford County Kansas offers dark loam soil, a traversable drainage draw, good road access in a settled farming area near Brazilion. Adjoining farms are owner occupied with hedge fences on sides and wire elsewhere. Features a four room stone house, small shed barn, and other outbuildings. Cash price 100 per acre, liberal terms.
No. 1 small stock farm of 160 acres in Miami County Kansas near Paola and 65 miles from Kansas City. Entire farm is cultivatable with rolling terrain and a raw through the west end. Well fenced with barb wire unimproved and priced at 65.00 per acre with liberal terms. Exchanges not accepted.
Farm of 476 acres in Pike County Missouri sits 8 miles from Bowling Green and 10 miles from Louisiana along a main road set for grading and hard surfacing. Features include 95 acres wheat 60 acres corn balance meadow and blue grass pasture five room house large barn hog and cattle barns and several outbuildings. Rented but neglected, it could become a top stock and grain farm with care. Price 75 dollars per acre with small cash payment and favorable terms for remainder possibly accepting hardware stock as part payment.
A 5 610 acre tract in Linn County Missouri lies about eight miles from Brookfield, a progressive city of around 7500. The land slopes toward Yellow Creek and offers an agricultural setting.
A detailed farm listing describes a north south crossing creek farm with 200 acres cultivated and the rest in meadow and pasture. It highlights tiling near Yellow Creek, a large two story house, multiple outbuildings, and strong yields. Asking price 125 per acre with encumbrance 30,000 at 6 percent. Also notes a second Allen county tract of 160 acres near a town of 2000, price 20,000 mortgage 6,000, and trade for hardware or auto parts only.
7 160 acres in Coffey county Kansas about 6 miles from Burlington county seat all fine bottom and valley land good house of five rooms good barn some outbuildings plenty of good water in fine neighborhood four real farm It will please any man Price 16000 mortgage 3500 Will trade for good general merchandise shoes or hardware This farm will stand the closest examination.
An excellent new stock of groceries and queensware valued at $3600 is offered in exchange for equity in farm or city property. The deal seeks buyers with available property interests and provides a ready inventory for transfer upon agreement.
Advertises a 75 acre farm with excellent land and fencing, no ditches or creeks, adjoining a good town. Priced at 12 500 with a 3 500 loan, four years to run. Owner seeks hardware stock as equity.
Property listing describes a seven room house with a good barn and outbuildings on a corner lot in a well located area. Also a feed barn offered in exchange for a small farm. Owner seeks a farm in exchange for the dwelling and business property with equity about £4000.00.
A 100 acre improved farm in Linn County near a school and church with a good road, RFD and telephone line is offered at 15000 dollars. An 8000 dollar loan with three years to run at 6.5 percent interest is available. The owner seeks clear Western Land or city property for equity.
A 493 acre farm near Hereford Texas offers good improvements and a strong location. Price listed at 40 dollars per acre with a loan around 12000 dollars. Seller seeks stock of goods or a quality hotel as equity.
Extra good 320 acres in Alberta Canada well improved land nicely located farm is clear no better wheat and oats land price sixty five dollars per acre owner has Missouri Blues will exchange for Missouri farm of equal value.
160 acres in Howell County Missouri three to four miles east of Trask and five miles from Mountain View. Mostly valley land with good soil and fair improvements. All fenced with woven wire and located on a state road.
The document lists property options including 185 acres of blue grass pasture in Sullivan County Missouri with no buildings, priced at 10000 dollars with a 5000 dollar loan, and an exchange proposal offering 5600 dollars in groceries and queensware or other equity for farm land or western land. It shows a price loan structure and a desire for city or western land equity.
Seventeen acres of timber land totaling about 130 acres in Sullivan County Missouri with no improvements except fencing. Located on a good road near a school, two miles from the railroad town. Price $5200 with $2690 earnest money. Seller seeks small stock of goods or land clearance for equity. Owner can handle good car on this deal.
A stock of goods valued at 18 items totaling 700 dollars is offered in exchange for a suitable automobile or ferry property. The notice seeks a fair swap and specifies the value as seven hundred dollars for the trade.
A well improved 380 acre farm in Chariton County Missouri offers rich soil and flood free land near the auto trail mile from the city. The property carries a $20,000 loan at 6 percent for three years, cash price $225 per acre, with easy payments and willingness to trade for a smaller farm or suitable city property at cash value. It is advertised as a bargain.
A fine 21.5 acre property near Brookfield Missouri offers excellent water and shade trees. The land is highly improved and suited for a near city home with ample acreage and curb appeal.
Classified notes offer real estate bargains with options to buy or exchange. Prices include 20000 dollars with a 3000 dollar loan. owner will trade for an 80 acre farm or suitable city property of equal value. Include description numbers when replying.
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