Jefferson Notes on Legislative Week and Prison Visit
The Missouri legislature enjoyed a varied week with a prisoner program for assembly members, lectures by Rep. Farris, and Lincoln Institute entertainment for delegates. Bills passed include normal school funding for agriculture, Warrensburg normal school rebuilding, and a county state audit plan, amid party clashes over the Cornelius prison bill and adjournment plans.
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Warrensburg
Missouri
Tle
St. Louise
Chiah
Senate
House
Rep
Ing
Butler County
Boyd
McNight
Gentry County
Lee
Jasper County
Kyle
Cornelius
Notice of Election Browning Missouri April 6 1915
Election to choose Browning Missouri city officers including Mayor two East Ward aldermen one for two years and one for one year one West Ward alderman marshal collector and police judge. Polling places are City Court House East Ward and Public School Building West Ward. East Ward judges are George Peters Guy Adams and C E Rinehart. West Ward judges are J C Gooch C E Potter and Benj Peterson. By order of the Aldermen dated 1915.
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Browning
Missouri
West Ward
City Court House
George Peters
Guy Adams
C. E. Rinehart
J. C. Gooch
C. E. Potter
Benj. Peterson
Sea Darr
R Tom
Ity Clerk
Farmer's Overcoat Mystery Frightens Town in Centralia
A farmer and his team were frightened by a passing motor car in Centralia. A town loafer quipped about horses reacting to an auto while the farmer retorted with a puzzling line about his overcoat and 7 Up.
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Centralia
P. E. 0. Chapter Elects Officers for New Year
Mrs Froy Peterson hosted the P. E. O. chapter meeting with eleven members present. Officers elected: President Lorene Whaley, Vice President Gertrude Fields, Corresponding Secretary Iva Fleming, Recording Secretary Reba Hummell, Treasurer Artie Calhoun, Chaplain Bessie Fleming, Guard Lila Williams. Mattie Duncan named journalist and Clair Calhoun pianist. A year book is being printed with the program for the year. Luncheon followed.
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Froy Peterson
P. E
Lorene Whaley
Gertrude Fields
Iva Fleming
Reba Hummell
Artie Calhoun
Bessie Fleming
Lila Williams
Mattie Duncan
Clair Calhoun
Mass Meeting to Nominate City Ticket in Brown ing Missouri
Voters are called to mass meeting at the Electric Theatre on March 26 at 7 30 p m to nominate a city ticket and discuss the city finances and other items of interest. The notice is issued by order of the Mayor and Board of Alderman Sylvester P Carr City Clerk March 2 1915.
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City of
Browning
Missouri
Electric Theatre
Sylvester P. Carr
Going of a Useful Man Bulletin
After a long illness, Jesse Turner died Monday at about 1 a.m. from Bright's disease of the kidneys. Born October 2, 1851 in Douglas County Missouri, he was 64 years old. He married Annie Kirby in 1869 and they had one child, Mrs. C. R. Knapp of Linneus, Maine.
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Jesse Turner
Bright
Douglass County
Wren Turner
Jackson Ip
Annie Kirby
C. R. Knapp
Linneus
Obituary of Jesse Turner at Linneus Baptist Church
Jesse Turner longtime Linn County Baptist Association moderator and district board leader and Odd Fellows member dies leaving wife and daughter and several siblings. Funeral held Tuesday at 1 pm at Linneus Baptist Church with ministers Rev J W Drinkard Rev J G Barker and Rev Sam Bristow. burial at Elmwood cemetery per Odd Fellows rites.
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Mt Olive
Jackson Township
H. T. Moore
L. F. Powell
Browning
Jesse Turner
Linneus Baptist Church
J. W. Drinkard
Laredo
J. G
High School Notes and Attendance Report
Miss Dean Seamen visited school Tuesday afternoon. Agnes Gibson has been absent this week while Miss Mary Lee Gooch can attend. A strong literary program is planned for Friday evening with patrons invited on March 19. Seniors are taking county exams and overall class work is satisfactory.
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Dean Seamen
Agnes Gibson
Mary Lee Gooch
Ownership and Management Report for Leader-Record
The weekly Browning Missouri Leader-Record lists editor and managing editor Joe Nickell Browning Mo and business manager Joe Nickell Browning Mo with publisher Ray Nickell Browning Mo. The document details ownership and circulation as required by the 1912 Act and notes knowneer mort- as part of the statement.
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Leader-Record
Browning, Mo
Joe Nickell
Ray Nickell
Ee Mort
The Home Circle and Personal Responsibility
The piece urges maintaining optimism, whistle at work, and looking upward. It urges youths to pursue education and effort with decisive choices, and stresses private harmony between husband and wife, avoiding airing faults publicly. It ends with warnings about sending boys alone and dangers they face at home.
My commission expires in September 1915
March 1915 entry notes B. B. Fields and states that the commission expires September 15, 1915.
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B. B. Fields
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Rep. Farris
Assembly Hall
Lincoln Institute
Representative Hall
Adv
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