Delinquent Subscribers Urged to Pay Up to Support Paper
The Tacoma Auto Livery Co. recounts unpaid bills and appeals to subscribers for timely payments. It lists new renewals and grateful words from readers, then reports a theft incident involving a $2500 car, missing tires, and an ongoing recovery effort in Los Angeles. Frank M. Jacobs signs as president and manager.
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Interesting Letter From Tacoma in 1914
Tacoma dated March 2 1914 reports a letter to Joseph Nickell. The readable fragment suggests a hobby or civic note from a resident, with potential references to local figures and everyday concerns of the era. Further context is limited in the visible text.
Brunk-Oaks Nuptials Bless Local Couple
Verbal Brunk and Miss Alice Oaks wed at Rev. C. E. Potter’s residence last Wednesday March 4. Oaks daughter of William Oaks of west of town, groom son of Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Brunk from Iowa, described as industrious and well liked. The Leader-Record extends best wishes for life together.
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C. E. Potter
Brunk
Alice Oaks
Miss Oaks
Wm. Oaks
G. D. Brunk
Iowa
Fields & Duncan Firm Rebrands to K M Duncan Notice
Notice of business name change after purchase of Mr Fields interest in Fields and Duncan. New firm will operate as K M Duncan and thanks patrons for past support. Invites continued patronage and courteous treatment in the future.
Electric Theater Matinee for Farmers This Saturday
A Saturday matinee at 2 30 pm offers three reels for 5 and 10 cents. The event targets farmers and those unable to attend the night show. Proceeds go to support the local cinema program.
Missouri Farmer Yields and Life Tales From a Past Era
A drafty ledger of rural life pieces together poems of leaving a home and a slice of agricultural data. It contrasts Missouri and Texas corn yields in 1912 and recalls Home life and a funeral, with notes on local citizens and community respect for the deceased.
Election Notice for Browning Missouri Aldermen Two Ward Seats
Notice of election in Browning Missouri set for April 7 1914 to elect aldermen for east and west wards. East ward polling at the mayor's office and west ward at a designated location. Appointed election inspectors listed include G W Knifop D B Stone J I Russell among others. Terms two years for each seat.
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Browning
Missouri
Chas. White
James Neet
I Nai
H East
Knifop
Stone
Russell, Co
No Loafing There There.
A brief line notes a past lending of two items with unclear context and minimal detail about people or place. The fragment hints at a prior transaction but provides no dates, recipients, or outcomes.
Grookshanks Farm in North Missouri Offered for Sale or Rent
Notice advertises the Grookshanks farm in North Missouri as one of the best. It lists about sixty acres of land with thirty five acres plowed for corn and notes potential rental options.
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Missouri
Estate Interest Sold to Mr K M Dunape
Having sold my interest in estate to Mr K M Dun ape all, accounts, Yours very truly.
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K. M. Dunape
Shackleton Plans Flying Crossing of Antarctic Continent
An illustrated feature describes Sir Ernest Shackleton and a British scientist preparing a daring air crossing of Antarctica. The planned trek would be a Sunday excursion across a dangerous, largely unknown continent promised to reveal new aspects of exploration amid evolving civilization.
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Ernest Shackleton
Deal closed by L. G. Serre in Monday proceedings
A deal was closed Monday under terms observed by L. G. Serre, with details kept concise and focused on the completion of the agreement and the surrounding proceedings.
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L. G. Serre
Enthusiastic Meeting Ends With Movie Treat At Ferguson's
An upbeat gathering at Ferguson's restaurant featured a menu of ice treats and a late showing of five excellent reels of movies after guests had eaten to their hearts content.
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Ferguson’s ~Staurant
Sheep Shearing Ends Quiet Farm Season
Vague OCR fragment references sheep shearing and farm work with unclear context. No identifiable people, places, or dates are readable. The brief lacks coherent details to form a full summary.
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