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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1933
Page
3
A long list of names and daily moves shows residents visiting, moving, farming, and attending court in Brookfield, Milan, Linneus, and surrounding towns. Tax collector candidacy announced for Mrs. Isabel Gooch in Benton township with Democratic support expected.
Mr and Mrs G T Carter announce the birth of a daughter with both mother and infant reported healthy. Dr and Mrs Q H Becker and sons visited his mother Mrs Anna Becker over the weekend for her sixty first birthday celebration.
We announce L T Finney of east of Purdin as candidate for collector of taxes of North Salem township subject to the will of Democratic voters at the coming primary election.
Local movers Mrs. John Keithley and Mrs. Laura Henry relocate to the A A Browning farm recently purchased by Mrs. Henry. Mrs. F R Fanning and family host and visit Brookfield friends while Mildred Bradshaw visits grandparents L O Carpenter. John Burwell of near Huntsville handles a farm deal near Roger with Alex Shatto as seller.
Estel Riddle of the Dell farm near Scottsville announces his bid for the Democratic nomination for clerk and assessor. He is described as a promising young man from a prominent local family with schooling at country schools, a four year high school course, and William Jewell College.
Elmo Schrock announces his bid for Benton township trustee as a Democratic candidate at the upcoming party convention in this city. A longtime resident and local hardware businessman, Schrock is noted for his education, integrity, and civic involvement with strong family roots in Linn and Sullivan counties.
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