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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1913
Page
6
Kansas City stock report for March 10 1913 notes cattle advances of 15 to 49 cents with heavy weight steers selling up to $900, hogs down 10 to 15, and sheep and lambs easing after a week of gains. Total receipts around 11 000 head with mixed shifts across cattle, cows, bulls and stockers.
A. O. McQuown of east of Purdin marries Vacel Smith of north of Brookfield in Judge Pratt's office Linneus on Wednesday March 5. He is a progressive young farmer and she the daughter of James Smith. A wedding supper followed at the bride's home with relatives and friends.
Milan Missouri firm Higgins and McDuff advertise farm loans with no charges for abstract and advance. offering affordable financing options for agricultural buyers.
Charles W. Wilson 31 and Edna Carter 20 were married yesterday by Probate Judge Hugh McFarland in his court house office. Mrs. Wilson grew up in our city and many friends send congratulations and best wishes.
The article explains how infected sputum spreads disease through coughing and contact with objects. It details catching droplets with a tissue shield, folding the napkin to trap sputum, rolling and burning the roll, and notes the cost is only tissue paper. It mentions cuspidors as an alternate containment method.
Public health guidance urges proper sputum disposal and coughing discipline. guards ensure sputum is not discharged in living spaces and recommend using paper cuspidors burned before drying. Questions on prevention directed to Preventive Medicine at the University of Missouri in Columbia.
Mr and Mrs Oliver Lay returned Friday from a visit with James Smith near Brookfield and attended the Smith McQuown nuptials during the same trip.
The Colonist announces discounted one way fares from March 11 to April 5 with the Burlington as the through route to the Northwest and through car service to California. Agents urge readers to pick up the Colonist folder for full details and benefits.
In Vacation to the June Term 1918 the plaintiffs file a petition claiming interest in land from John M C Smith and James A J Smith and unknown heirs and grantees. The defendants are living non residents with claimed title to the described land. The state is notifying all named defendants of the suit filed February 25 1918 in Linn County Missouri Circuit Court.
The circuit court in Linn County Missouri issued an order of publication in a quiet title case regarding the east half of Lot One and related parcels in Section Nine Township Sixty One. Plaintiffs seek to bar defendants from any adverse claim to the described real estate with returnable date June 2, 1913.
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