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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1935
Page
4
Missourian Joe Nickell editor announces candidacy for County Superintendent Schools. Hildred Spencer seeks office in Sullivan County with election set for April 2 1935, as ballots prepared for registered voters.
J L Clevenger announces seek for nomination as township clerk and assessor in Duncan Yewnship. He states intent to run in the Democratic primary and thanks voters for past favors.
Announcement states Wizbra Jones is a candidate for Duncan township collector of taxes, subject to Democratic voters in the upcoming primary election. The notice emphasizes the official candidacy and the electoral process.
Orval M. Elliott declares candidacy for the em sector of taxes in Pleasant Hill township, seeking Democratic votes in the upcoming primary election.
The statement names Mrs Isabel Gooch as candidate for collector of taxes in Benton township and H R Trumbo of Reger Missouri as candidate for trustee of Duncan township. Both are subject to the will of Democratic voters at the upcoming convention or spring primary election.
Cora Ogle announces her candidacy for the Republican nomination for collector of Benton township, subject to the will of Republican voters at the upcoming convention.
George P. Fields files to run for trustee of Duncan township subject to voters at the upcoming primary or convention.
The text names Elmo Schrock of this city as a candidate for trustee of Benton township subject to the will of Democratic voters at the upcoming convention or primary election.
For Clerk and Assessor the name of Alva Swisegood for the office of clerk and assessor of North Salem township subject to at the coming convention or primary. Mrs. Aitd McCormick for the office of collector of Benton township subject to the will of the primary or convention. For Superintendent of Schools the name of J. F. Hortenstine of Brookfield for the office of superintendent of schools of Linn county subject to the will of the voters at the April election.
A note on the contest for Benton township tax collector positions pending voter will at the coming Democratic convention. The entry signals the party driven selection process without detailing candidates or dates.
City of Browning previews race for tax collector with candidate Miss Oma Atkins seeking the office under voters appraisal at the upcoming April election.
C. L. McQuown named as a candidate for a seat on the board in Duncan township subject to the will of the Democratic voters at the coming primary election. He seeks support from party voters in the forthcoming contest.
Trustee sale notice for Linn county Missouri set for March 14, 1935 at the west door of Linneus courthouse to satisfy a secured debt. Also local social notes report visitors from Harris to Watson Rogers and Tunnell families, and trips to Milan for business with residents from Galt and Maggart families.
Ad promotes McKesson's Vitamin Concentrate Tablets as a preventive cold remedy. It touts vitamins A and D from cod liver oil and added minerals calcium and phosphorus. Six tablets daily claimed to build resistance. one dollar for 100 tablets at drug stores.
Shelby residents note activity as John Rulon to run the Carl Head store Monday morning in Shelby on the north side. Social visits include Mr and Mrs J M Logan visiting son and wife. Mrs C M Smith travels to Chillicothe to see son Raymond with the measles. Cary McDonnald improves at this writing. Mildred Wilson visits Veda Mitchell. Mary Boyles visits Dorothy Wilson. Henry Craig calls on T L McDonnald. Leon Smith and Marjorie Crist wed in Linneus then honeymoon trip to Kansas City after license signing by Judge Pratt. C M Smith and Paul Smith go to Iowa after a truck load of shelled corn. Roy Simpson visits Brookfield on business. Dorothy Wilson stays with aunt Myrtle Wilson Saturday night.
Letters of administration issued to Chester Bagley for the estate of John Frank Smith by the Linn County Missouri Probate Court dated November 10 1934. Creditors must file claims within six months for allowance or be barred. claims not filed within one year are forever barred. Arthur L. Pratt Judge of Probate.
Rain and wind sweep through Shafter as spring stirs. The Johnson family plans a Minnesota trip this week, and the Coopers move into their vacated farm. Dudly Phillips suffers a bad cold, and Mrs. J D Molloy with Mrs. L W Arnold were in town on Wednesday.
Roger Items Charles Lovell left for home after winter with grandmother Mrs Elizabeth Lovell. C E Maggart, back at duties at the post office, remains unable to go out. Wallace Lovell and wife moved from a farm west of town to their property here. Earl Clements spent Sunday at the Earl Smith home. Mr and Mrs Clyde Dillinger of St Louis spent the weekend with her parents, Mr and Mrs Earl Smith.
The Bryan Molloy home hosts guests as Mr. and Mrs Bud Gilmer redecorate the Belle Barnes house and move in. Blanche Molloy visits from Purdin while James Hammeck rejoins school after a cold. Harold Hutchinson and Harold Campbell visit relatives in Purdin and Brookfield.
Spring showers bring a flurry of relocations in Purdin as residents move between homes. Serene Thompson of Osgood visited friends here over the weekend. Aunt Fannie Hedges was poorly after dental work.
Thomas Morris visited his sister Mrs. George Hisel this week. Grover Gilmer was in Milan Sunday. Cecil Cassity moved to the Owen property in town. Chester Bagley and family visited his Aunt Fannie Hedges Sunday afternoon.
A series of local social notes records visits and gatherings. Families including the Catteys Farsons Cordrays and Demerys hosted and visited others across the weekend with a birthday party at Clifford Brantner’s and woodwork chores for Roy Hart. Linneus residents Noah Head and Allen Sill were also mentioned in Sunday visits.
Recent Washington talks on Farm Credit Administration loans show poultrymen can use Production Credit Loans to buy baby chicks and part of feed. Farmers lacking funds can obtain a general barn yard loan to cover poultry inputs, though local FCA reps must approve. Contact the County Agriculture Agent for a local FCA rep.
The article notes visits including a man returning to Pratt Kansas to live with his son in Galt, Ivan Grindstaff staying at the Mollie Ford home, Mrs. Ralph Collins and her sons visiting her mother Addie Dell, and David Tunnell traveling to Galt for work.
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