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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1917
Page
4
Notice that Letters of Administration were granted to J. W. Tripp in Linn county Missouri on February 6 1917. Creditors must present claims within six months for allowance or be precluded. If not shown within one year from the last publication, claims are forever barred.
The Probate Court of Linn county Missouri granted administration of W G Warren deceased to H C Warren on February 22 1917. All persons with claims must exhibit them within six months for allowance or be barred. claims not exhibited within one year from the last publication will be forever barred. Date March 1 1917 H C Warren Administrator
Statement sworn by J B Stone vice president and R C Bailey cashier of the Peoples Bank Browning Missouri as of March 5 1917 published in Leader Record Browning Missouri March 15 1917 certified before notary M Thornton with attestation and official seal dated March 18 1917
Official statement for Browning Savings Bank Browning Missouri as of March 5 1917 published March 15 1917. Resources listed include 204570.17 in total assets and 1614.08 in other components with details partially legible.
Official statement of the financial condition of Farmers Exchange Bank at Browning Missouri as of March 15 1917 filed in Lead the Leader Record. Resources show loans and discounts 71704.82 real estate 1995.00 real estate banking house 5090.00 due from other banks 18640.30 notes and other assets total 104216.80. Liabilities include capital stock 20000 undivided profits 2221.94 deposits 66994.86 cashiers checks and other payables 104216.80. Signed by J S Harmon president and J A Calhoun cashier with notary E B Fields March 12 1917.
A Missouri College of Agriculture expert explains that a well managed hot bed or cold frame enables year round vegetable yields. Fresh horse manure provides heat, and careful ventilation watering prevents damping off while young plants establish.
Federal aid to road building replaces local initiative, with state and county units sharing support. The Shackleford bill provides the framework for federal funding and flexible, localized contributions to meet regional needs while decentralizing control.
For about two weeks cover the bed day and night until safe to leave off. When plants can stand the treatment they may be put in the field. In transplanting avoid breaking small roots to prevent wilting as the plants take water through roots. If tops have excessive leaf surface, remove part of leaves to reduce water loss and prevent wilting.
A proposal calls for a fully developed future plan with a Federal Office of Public Roads and a state highway for every state. It urges creation of an organization within these commissions to be responsive to local needs across each state.
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