Duncan Township Tax Collector Candidate Announcement
We are authorized to announce Mrs. Van Christy for the office of collector of taxes for Duncan township subject to the will of the Democratic voters at the coming primary election.
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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1937
Page
2
We are authorized to announce Mrs. Van Christy for the office of collector of taxes for Duncan township subject to the will of the Democratic voters at the coming primary election.
Mason Dell is announced as a candidate for the office of collector of taxes in Dencan township, subject to the will of Democratic voters at the forthcoming primary election.
Harry Rhodes stands as a candidate for the office of collector of taxes in Puncan township subject to Republican voters at the upcoming convention.
Candidate G E Wilhite announces bid for township trustee in Duncan, highlighting local service and community concerns. Wilhite emphasizes stewardship, fiscal responsibility, and improving local governance to benefit residents.
John Crowdis stands as a candidate for the Duncan township clerk and assessor role. The filing highlights his intent to serve in the combined office and to uphold duties in local records, taxation, and voter administration.
Edgar Hoselton is a candidate for the office of collector of taxes in Duncan Township subject to the will of Democratic voters at the upcoming primary election.
A notice briefs the candidacy of L. McQuown for member of the Duncan township board. The short item notes the election context and seeks voters' consideration at the upcoming township vote.
Trustee candidate B R Trumblo pursues renomination for the Democratic line in the race for the will's trustee position. The filing marks a continued bid to represent party voters in the forthcoming primary.
We are authorized to announce Roy C Knifong as a candidate for member of the Board of Duncan. Democratic votes at the committee indicate support.
Arthur Smith files for a party post in Benton township subject to Republican voters at the upcoming convention.
Democratic voters nominate Grover Maggart for the Duncan Board in the primary election. He campaigns on local governance and community improvements.
J. J. Smith is presented as a candidate for collector of taxes in Brenton Township subject to the will of Republican voters at the upcoming convention.
Mrs. Mac Minor spent a day with Mrs. Ica MacColum. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Chaffee and their young daughter Kis went to California. Miss Ruby Richardson and Ed and Johnnie Watson visited Ruth and Curt, with Ellis and Clifford Ware in attendance.
Mrs Minnie Ried spent last week with daughter Sylvia in Brookfield and returned home Sunday. Kenneth Raymond Bailey and Clifford Ware left for Iowa to seek work. Ruby Richardson visited Genevieve Arnold. Lawrence Riedl and a granddaughter Donna stayed several nights with Mr and Mrs Roy Pampers. Charley Helms and son Curt sow timothy seed. Phillip Bailey and sons visited John Bauer and wife and Mr and Mrs W P Minor at the Drury Watson home. Pernice Peavier assists sister Mabel in Brookfield. Farl McCollum called on J 9 McCollum.
Democratic candidate Mrs Lucille McNally runs for the office of Collector of Taxes in Benton township at the upcoming township election.
Mr and Mrs C E Rogers moved their household goods to Kansas City for new employment. Clyde Dillinger of St Louis visited Milan area. Johnny Johnson cared for the depot in Trenton over the weekend. Glenn Simpson and family of Milan visited C E Maggart home. Marion Burress farewell dance as they moved to a farm near Topeka. Charley Smith and Tom Ford visited Earl Smith and Robert Stepherson households. Cyrarlene Bartimu and Helen Clements families connected. Fritz Brinkle and daughters spent weekend with Robert Stephenson. Alvin Stepherson moved from W A Reger farm to his parents home.
Dr M L Haning, resident optician offers eye tests and glasses fitting by appointment in Browning Missouri.
Bert Stephenson and Rev Hobbs of Browning filed church appointments. Tommy Breeding and family moved to Elmer Rock’s home in Milan. A Friday schoolhouse program drew good attendance. Charley Collins family moved from a Milan area farm to their Collins and wife home. Cleo moved into rooms at Addie Dell’s home. The community was shocked by the sudden death of James Pipes.
Moving is the order of the day in Walnut Grove as Ed Almond and Vaun Shaw families relocate this week. Nearby visits include Erma Knight from Kirksville and Ernie Bundrids dancing hosts, with social calls by Charley Pipes and Ralph Morris at the Shaw and Dunlap homes.
Mud limits travel as residents report springlike warmth. Almond family moves to W I Landregon farm east of Cora. Roy Morris moves to James Lumsden farm northeast of Cora. Maggart owns the latter. Clyde Brinkley buys a span of mules from Lee Smith. Chas Todson recovers from flu. Kin dridge visit relatives Vernie Foster. Edd Almond reportedly ships several head of cattle. Orville Elliott visits from Browning area.
Ed Wilhite of west of Brown ing stopped in Cora as a business caller. He spoke with local merchants about trade opportunities and community concerns during a brief visit in the afternoon.
Edwin Martin announces his candidacy for Clerk and Assessor of Benton. He urges Republican voters at the convention to be held in Purdin on Friday March 12 to give him support.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Jennings visited with Vernon Phillips and Pauline Jennings spent Friday night with Kenneth. Mrs. Lee Young died at her Laredo home. Families gathered for dinners and calls at W. E. Sayers and Rena Baird's, with several guests from Kansas City and others. Dr. McArtor transported Mrs. Harry Leslie to Kirksville for an exam. Sam McCoy’s plan a California departure next week.
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