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Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1926

Page

4

Sedgwick Items From Winigan and Nearby

Sedgwick items note multiple visits and social calls in Winigan and nearby towns last week. Residents include Renford Coram and wife, Susie Ashbrook visiting Laura Thudium, J N Brookshier in Winigan, and Claude McCollum at North Salem lodge social. Local reports mention illnesses and accidents including Mrs W P Minor and George Coffman, with several families socializing and attending church, school, and visits through Friday to Sunday.

Sedgwick Renford Coram Winigan Susie Ashbrook Laura Thudium J.N. Brookshier Claude McCollum North Salem W. P. Minor Gusta Cleeton Bell Brookshier Bob Baker Jim Cleeton Clay Bethel Mr. Hope Walter Overstreet J. N. Brookshier Will Abbott George Coffman Dave Coram Gunta Cleeton Hazel Gaul George Coram Baker Linda Baker Faith McCollum Ida McCollum Jim Overstreet Creston McArter Kirksville Elma Abbott Ariton Charley Coram Genivie Cleeton Elsa Leverne Jennings Talmage Hoffman John Vincent Leonard J. Riedl Grandma Patrick

Cora and Vicinity Spring Weather and Local Moves

The note describes spring weather near Cora and lists multiple local moves and events. Mr and Mrs T E Bundridge and family left for Oklahoma. Floyd Long plan to move to Elmer. Farmers delivered hogs Monday. Wyatt Almond and Alverd North Salem attended Cecil Almonds funeral. H is working for Dorothy Moberly and visited by Miss Sarah Hagan. Els Bauswell moved into Sherman Hoskins property. Funeral attendees at Oak Grove cemetery. Tom Jennings and daughter Edina visited. J B Franklin family visited Brookfield.

T. E. Bundridge Oklahoma Floyd Long Elmer Cora Wyatt Almond and Son Alverd North Salem Cecil Almond Dorothy Moberly Sarah Hagan Els Bauswell Sherman T. Hoskins Oak Grove Cemeter Smith Tom Jennings Daugher Edina J.B. Franklin Brookfield

Thudrum Family Moves to New Home Near Garner

Orville Thudrum and wife move to their new home near Garner on Friday. Ernest Watgon and sisters are mentioned in the vicinity, indicating local moves and family relocations within Garner and nearby areas.

Orville Thudrum Garner Ernest Watgon

Local social notes and town visits recurring through week

The column lists numerous guests and visits including Lyda and Theodore Pailey hosting and many neighbors such as Laura Thudium, Mildred Caldwell, Gusta Baker, Bernice Riedl, Walter Long, Charley Thudium, and Will Burkholder. It mentions trips to Linneus, Winigan, and Detroit, plus health notes on Grandma Hague and Uncle Nef Smith, a school carnival earning about $100, and a St Joseph Gazette sale with M. M. Levand as new editor at $125,000.

Tony Gaul Will Burkholder Tom Buswell Lawrence Thudium Mildred Caldwell Gusta Baker Bernice Riedl Walter Long Winigan Alex Bailey Lyda Charley Thudium Linneus Will Abbott William Haley Lawrence Ried Roy Carlos Bauer Albert Fitzgerald St. Joseph

Cross Roads and Cora News Roundup

Willis Goodwin of Kirksville visited Cora on Monday. The sale of Earlin Bauswell occurred Tuesday and drew a good crowd. Miss Dortha Moberly stayed with G M Spencer’s in Cora and visited home folks near Roger. Mrs Allen Bauswell shopped in Cora Monday. Aunt Salley Jennings is not better at this writing. Noralee Harmon visited Doris Fanning Saturday night and Sunday. A grandchild of R H B Jings in Cora cut a gash on an old bucket frame needing four stitches. Hazel Dodson and family were present with Cecil Dodson. Mr and Mrs Jimmie Compton shopped in Cora Monday. Dortha Moberly spent Monday night with Sarah Hagen.

Cross Roads Cora Willis Goodwin Kirksville Earlin Bauswell Dortha Moberly G.M. Spencer Roger Allen Bauswell Salley Jennings Noralee Harmon Doris Fanning R. H B. Jings Hazel Dodson Cecil Dodson Jimmie Compton Sarah Hagen

Paordin Items Windy March Weather and Local Happenings

Paordin items note windy March weather. Joe Creason and wife traveled to Springs on Friday where he sought medical care and friends hope for improvement. RM Ross and family of Brookfield visited relatives on Saturday and returned Sunday. Carl Bivens and family of Brookfield visited Wm Cassity second wife Saturday night and Sunday.

Joe Creason Springs RM. Ross Brookfield Carl Bivens Wm. Cassity

Calhoun and Thornton Property Sale Notice

Real estate notice offers residence properties for sale at bargain prices. Also town properties and farms available for exchange with money at the lowest rate. Calhoun and Thornton listed as contact.

Calhoun & Thornton

Browning High Shows Strong Basketball Spirit

Browning High School appears set to gain recognition next year as the boys practice daily and display notable team spirit. In Junior English a debate on whether athletics should be abolished in high school featured Cecil Lay introducing the topic. affirmative speakers Floy Kenley and Mary Burwell faced negative Sherborn Fields and Arthur Rinehart. Judges Duncan King and Elmwood rendered a close decision.

Browning High School Cecil Lay Floy Kenley Mary Burwell Sherborn Fields Arthur Rinehart Duncan King Elmwood

A headline tour of war, weather, and politics

A collage of quips from Daily Papers mocks war in China, rainy days, and Prohibition. It ponders where a Florida real estate man vacations, why company presidents speak at banquets, and which business has the highest turnover, singling out cucumbers and Fords, with a jab at tobacco in Congress.

China Florida California Fords

Optimistic Sophomores Chronicle School Spirit

A sophomore writes of school news noting the removal of exuberant phrases dulls the tone yet vows the school retains spirit and spark. Mrs Adams and Mr Reinhard guide on ancestral tracing as Juniors study history amid hopeful comments.

Freshman Science Club Presents Assembly Program

The event featured a short play The lost child a piano solo by Edith Dickinson and a Loyal Bisbee song. Principal remarks urged students to pursue opportunities and raise scholarship standards. A list of morning and afternoon classes followed including Plane Geometry Citizenship American Literature Algebra Physiology Hygiene General Science Music Advanced Algebra Sophomore English American History Agriculture Art World History Bookkeeping Freshman English. Miss Kate Brock Visit Elsewhere.

America Edith Dickinson Loyal Bisbee Nickell

Hatching And Brooding Chicks In Poultry Meeting

Linn County poultry men heard H L Shrader outline five essential incubation and brooding practices. Emphasis on clean new ground, early hatching, separate brooding by cage, balanced ration, and specific feeding steps including staged meals and eggs. Recommendations stress disease avoidance and careful nutrition to improve chick survival.

Linn County Farm Bureau H. L. Shrader Extension Service

Letters Show Integrity in Commission Policy at Summers Firm

A historical exchange reveals Mr Summers refusing a cemetery sexton’s offer to sell a sample case for a commission. Summers explains that paying commissions would push prices to rival competitors, violating an eight year policy of no agents and no commission. The letters, on file at Summers’ business, stand as bonafide records.

Summers S. W. Summers

Executor Notice for Charles W Bailey Estate

Letters of Administration granted by Linn County Probate Court on February 18 1926 for Charles W Bailey deceased. All claims against the estate must be filed within six months of grant or be barred. Claims not exhibited within one year from grant date are forever barred. R Bailey Administratrix Arthur L Pratt Judge of Probate Attest SBAL

Charles W. Bailey Linn County Missouri R. Bailey Arthur L. Pratt

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Cora and Vicinity Garner and Vicinity Ria Dora Thedore Pailey John Willie Head Lawrence Riedl Detroit Michigan Grandma Hague R E. Maxwell Paul Dodge Lawrence ‘Thudium Leonard J. Ried R. E. Maxwell Kenneth Gooch D. L Cady’s Pay Pulliam Willerd Ross Eamment Pearson Nef Smith Purdin High School Degler’s W. A. Mandell Bulls Will Rogers Paeioe Kansas Milford Hall Browning Fern Carter R. M. Calhoun Milford and Millard Hall Portland Oregon Congressional Record Durham Fifth Avenue New York City Kate Brock San Francisco Calif C. B. Purdin Green City
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