Married in Kansas City and a church wedding
A Kansas City Times report details Noah Cotter and Bessie Dexter marrying after a quirky sequence with Quick the Hogan and a Baptist minister. The couple’s license lists Browning Missouri and West Plains Missouri as their origins and the ceremony took place at First Baptist Church on Baltimore Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kan- Coty
Kansas City
Hogan
Ing Cotter
Cotter
Quick
First Baptist
Twelfth Street
Baltimore Avenue
Barcafer
Noah E.cotter
Browning, Mo
Bessie Dexter
West Plains
Unnamed Best Man Shows Unusual Happiness At Event
Observers noted the man appeared unusually happy while answering questions after acting as best man at a wedding, treating the duty as part of his work and proceeding with business as usual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
New M. E. Church Near Winigan Near Ready for Use
The New M. E. Church near Winigan Missouri will be usable by the next regular appointment with pulpit and seats in place and plastering underway. Dedication is planned for late May or early June to allow flowers for the services. exact date to be announced later by W. E. Royston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winigan Mo
W. E. Royston
Mother Called Home and Browning Camp Meeting Held
A mother named Louvisa Beauchamp died at 70 in Oklahoma City on March 14 1908. funeral was in Brookfield conducted by Rev W W C Atwood. The Browning camp M W A met at the Opera House March 25 with over 30 candidates for adoption and 150 plus registered. guests praised the work of Browning camp and Dr Sparrow the Moberly deputy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Hill
Hus- Oahu
Rosalee Moore
Oklahoma
George W. Lank
Kansas
Louvisa Beauchamp
Delaware
Linn County
Milton
Israel
Oklahoma City
Brookfield
B. D
Enid
R. J. Beauchamp
West Park Avenue
W.W. C. Atwood
Browning Camp
Opera House
Humphreys
Linneus
Roger
Cora
Milan
Pawpaw
Purdin
North Salem
Buxton
Senator Fields
Johnson
Wiley
Travers
Duncan
Fields
F. R. Duncan
Forester
Sparrow
Dr. Sparrow
Moberly
Millinery display at Mrs Kimber’s and trimming success
An advertisement touts a spring and summer millinery display at Mrs Kimber’s with Mrs J W Oxley as trimmer. Opening date is April 1908. A separate Manila letter discusses postal law changes and a humorous note about a two dollar bill and subscription dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Leader-Record
Browning
U. S
Philippines
Orient
China
A. B. Burkholder
Office of the Att’y General
P. S
From Here to Brookfield for the Order’s Good
The piece notes a journey toward Brookfield with the aim of accomplishing much good for the order. It emphasizes purpose and forward motion, reflecting a mission oriented mindset and a cooperative spirit. The tone is hopeful and communal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookfield
Annual School Meeting Notice for Brown ing District Missouri
Notice to qualified voters in Brown ing School District Linn and Sullivan counties Missouri that the annual school meeting will be held Tuesday April 7 1908 at 7 AM The meeting will consider election of three board members and vote on a one percent levy for school purposes Judges of Election named Wm Patterson B D Stevenson and D B Stone Secretary J W Jones signs the notice dated March 12 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browning
Linn and Sullivan
Missouri
Wm. Patterson
D. B. Stone
J.w.jones
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Mamima
Mr. Cotter
Rottmann-Keithley
Depot Hotel
W. P. Keithley
Everett Keithley
Hulda Myrick
John and
Maude Calhoun
Alden Rottmann
Alpha Keithley
Bro. Underwood
A. F. Keithley
Mr. Rottmann
William Rottman
Sullivan County
Chicago
M. E. Church
Financial Statement
J. E. Tulley
J. A. Calhoun
Hughes Creent
J. W. Jones
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