Browning Fire Department Organization and Ordinance Discussion
Chief Wiley convenes a Friday night meeting appointing department leaders across City Department and urging a complete fire system. Citizens urged to fund a fire bell subscription as part of Ordinance No. 27 detailing loan and removal prohibitions for city fire apparatus and penalties for violations.
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Wiley
Mar
Rank Wiley
J. B.ayvey
Whit Russell
Wtors
Archie Austin
Ay Peters
Walter Wyatt
Bailey
Neal Woodorth
Alfred
van Wye
Arpenters
Chas. Powell
J. W. Jones
W. J. Sloan
J. J. Smith
F.L. Bisell
Will Harvey
L. W.ummel
W. H. Peters
Browning M W A Camp to Hold Big Class Adoption
Browning camp of the Modern Woodmen of America plans a large class adoption on Wednesday night March 25. Neighbors arriving by train will be met by a reception committee. J. E. Marvin, Clerk, notes arrangements to accommodate distant visitors.
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Browning
Missouri
J. E. Marvin
Seed Potatoes Arrive in Fresh Northern Red River Varieties
A shipment of seed potatoes arrives featuring northern Red River Ohio and Red River Rose varieties. The offer highlights quality seed stock for planting season and urges customers to select early for best results.
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Red River
Ohio
Chapter V P E O Elects Officers At March Meeting
Chapter V P E O met March 11 with 15 members as host Miss Eunice Fields. Officers elected for the year include Hermia Adams president Gertrude Fields vice president Loreen Whaley recording secretary America Flemingcor responding secretary Cornelia Harmon treasurer Mrs Van Wye chaplain Etta Smith guard Grace Sloan journalist Eunice Fields pianist Loreene Whaley delegate Thuliah Prather alternate to convention and a likeness of Genevieve Wilson six year old daughter of Mr and Mrs E M Wilson who won third prize in the contest was to be sent to the convention. Genevieve was praised for her likeness and encouraged.
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Eunice Fields
Jenkins
Chillicothe
Hermia Adams
Gertrude Fields
Loreen Whaley
America Fleming
Cornelia Harmon
van Wye
Etta Smith
Grace, Sloan
Loreene Whaley
Thuliah Prather
Genevieve Wilson
E. M. Wilson
Genevieve
Royal Neighbors and Woodmen Social at Browning Hall
Royal Neighbors hosted a large reception for the Woodmen at the I. O. Q. F. Hall in Browning with music recitations and refreshments as a top social event of the year. A fatal accident near Brookfield involved a two year old girl named Mabel Farris from Lenhart chapel. a 15 year old brother reportedly discharged a shell during play, the child dying about two hours later. funeral held at Lenhrat chapel led by Rev. R. B. Prunty. The Gazette ends with a biblical baseball parody from Hopkins Journal.
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Browning
Alfred Faris
Lenhart Chapel
Brookfield
Mabel M. Farris
Lenhrat Chapel
R. B. Prunty
The
Christian Church
Prize Pictures of Children from the April Pictorial Review
A brief feature highlights child portraits titled Prize Pictures of Children in the April issue of the Pictorial Review. The page showcases young subjects in candid poses, celebrating youthful charm and domestic scenes.
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The
Pictorial Review
Illustrating the Life of Jesus at M E Church
A motion picture display of Jesus life from birth to ascension screens Friday night March 20 1908 at the M E Church. Admission 10 and 25 cents. All welcome to bring their families.
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Jesus
M. E
Music lessons resume after May first by Vanseggan
The instructor announces continuation of music lessons after May 1. Interested students should call and arrange details at Mrs Summers millinery on the north side of Main. Signed by Mrs T W Vanseggan.
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Summers
North Side Main
T. W. Vanseggan
Annual School Meeting Notice for Brown ing Sehool District
Notice to qualified voters in Brown ing Sehool District Linn and Sullivan counties Missouri of an annual meeting on Tuesday April 7 1908 at 7 am The meeting will consider election of three board members and a one per cent levy for school purposes Signed J W Jones secretary on March 12 1908
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Browning Sehool
Linn and
Sullivan
Missouri
J. W. Jones
Will Serve Supper by Royal Neighbors March 25
The Royal Neighbors announce a supper on Wednesday evening March 25 starting at 5 30 pM. Menu includes chicken in gravy mashed potatoes potato cabbage salad pickles bread lemon and fruit pie coffee for 25 cents. Everyone invited and a plow disc harrow display at E A Jones is noted.
Old Fiddlers Contest Highlights Local Talent Triumphs
The DeGraw Tuesday night fiddlers contest featured J. K. Perse H Bennett D W Gray L R Dell S D Dell Tom Jones Bob Randall Geo Mc Clintick W T Smith Jo Pearler Wm Bagley Nancy J Baker R A Baker Jo McNickell. George Mc Clintick won best all around player. W T Smith praised for homemade fiddle. Mrs Baker earned Arkansas Traveler honors plus two other prizes. R A Baker won best fiddler with the biggest foot. Little Jo won for playing singing and dancing. Wm Bagley titled as the thinnest fiddler and received $1 meal tickets at the Q hotel. A crowd attended. Teacher's Examination notices follow.
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DeGraw
J. K. Perse
H. Bennett
D. W. Gray
L. R. Dell
S. D. Dell
Tom Jones
Bob Randall
Geo. McClintick
W. T. Smith
Jo Pearler
Wm. Bagley
Nancy J. Baker
R. A. Baker
Jo McNickell
W. H. Pratt
Jo Bunch
John Brown
W. H. Kimball
George McClintick
Mrs. Baker
Arkansas Traveler
Q Hotel
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