Certification of Order of Publication in Linn County
I H H Lamb clerk of the Linn County circuit court certifies the foregoing is a true copy of the original order of publication as recorded. Dated March 24 1917. (Seal) H H Lamb.
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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1917
Page
4
I H H Lamb clerk of the Linn County circuit court certifies the foregoing is a true copy of the original order of publication as recorded. Dated March 24 1917. (Seal) H H Lamb.
The notice informs defendants including John L Jones Joshua Arnold and Phebe Arnold that Frank A Trumbo's suit to quiet title to 65 acres in Linn County Missouri begins at the June term 1917 with publication in the local paper. It also lists village news and upcoming events around Linn County including sales, visits, and community notices from April 1917.
Mrs. Robert Stephenson is improving. Mrs. W I Langdon is ill. Evah Quigley is poorly. Residents traveled to Mil an Monday. Edward Bundridge and wife visited W I Langdon Sunday. Mettie Brookshier and sons visited relatives last week. Ed Holland of Quincy stayed with E E Maxey Sunday. Lief Head and family visited J A Dodson and family Sunday.
Ocis McCollum hauled a load of well tiling from Brown's Tuesday in North East Linn. The brief item notes the pickup and the local farm supply transaction on a midweek day.
Sylvester P. Carr appeals Browning Camp 2614 members to pay monthly assessments, warning of suspensions if delayed. The note endorses fraternal duty and credits the clerk as accommodation. Also promotes in-house job printing, boasting a new press and ready service for horse bill prints and custom work.
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