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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1917
Page
4
notice states a sale will be held at the old Lee Phillips farm five miles west and three to four miles south of Browning as part of a move to Kirksville. Electric Theatre and Paramount Pictures are listed in connection with the event.
A compact farm sale notice listing 5 black cows to freshen soon, 2 black cows with calves, 1 whiteface cow with calf, 1 shorthorn cow, a 5 year old hay mare weighing 1500, 6 dozen chickens, 50 by corn, 12 tons of hay, 1 hay frame, 1 cultivator, 1 goblet, 5 hens, 1 plow, 1 wagon, buggy, 1 harrow, and set harness nearly new.
Letters of Administration granted to Tripp as administrator of Blanche Tripp estate by Linn county Missouri Probate Court with hearing on February 6 1917. Creditors must present claims within six months for allowance or lose benefits under the estate, and claims not shown within one year from the last publication will be barred.
Notice to creditors in Linn County Missouri that W G Warren deceased has appointed a executor. Creditors must present their claims for allowance within six months from the letters granting administration or be barred from benefits. Claims not exhibited within one year after the last insertion may be precluded.
J R Williams traveled through Milan between trains on Monday. J S Lambert of North Salem attended to business Monday. George Bailey returned to Kirksville to reenter the Normal. John Arnold left North Salem for Kirksville to reenter the Normal. Tom Jennings sold his land east of Cora to Chas Dodson Thursday. Mrs Everett Lambert of North Salem is ill. a Kansas City nurse aids care and a property sale is planned before moving. Burwell and Porter advertise farm loans in Northern Missouri.
The ad argues catarrhal deafness is incurable by local applications and only a constitutional remedy can restore hearing. It explains that inflammation of the Eustachian tube causes muffled sound and deafness if not treated, and that catarrh stems from inflamed mucous surfaces. Hall's Catarrh Cure is promoted as penetrating mucous areas of the body.
W R Haggard announces seed corn availability urging prompt orders while C B Hale operates a city haul service from Hale and Son's feed barn phone 46. Mr and Mrs Ralph Eliott have returned from Kirksville.
The notice promotes Burlington planed trips to Florida and other sunny destinations for winter pleasure. It highlights low round trip excursion tickets on sale and invites readers to discuss winter rest plans with LT Wykoff, ticket agent.
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