Obituary and community notices from Browning Missouri era
Obituary and public notices from Browning Missouri include the death of Mrs. Jane Keithley Ley galled home and Chas Edgar Hale in Yakima Washington, with funeral details. Also reported are elections notices, an eye service event, a ewe birthing pattern, and a rural carrier appointment for Edgar Carter. The fragment preserves local names, dates, places, and civic items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Edgar Hale
C. B. Hale
Moxee Heights
Sullivan Co
Missouri
Lucretia ©. Hale
Lillie Porter
Frank Hale
Robert Fosburgh
Shaw and Sons
W. A. Moore
Yakima Republic
Yakima, Wash
Chas Edgar Hale
James
Yakima
Washington
Lucretia C. Coffman
Lillie G. Porter
Charles B. Hale
The
Chris
Harnesses and Tack on Display At Lower Spring Prices
Herness Harnesses announces a wide display of horse gear including collars, pads, bridles, haulters and parts. Prices are lower than usual this spring as KM. Bunean Co. invites buyers to compare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KM. Bunean Co
Browning announces April 5 1927 city election details
Notice from Browning Missouri sets an April 5 1927 election for mayor police judge marshal city collector and two aldermen. East Ward polling at Farmers Exchange Bank rear West Ward at Public School Building with appointed judges and clerks listed. Also mentions contact for veterinary stock services and poultry supplies with office location and phone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browning
Marshall
East Ward
Missouri
J. B. Harvey
M.N. Adanigon
E. B. Fields
Della Peters
West
Ward
W. Wi .Clay
Sara Carter
Maggie McCown
Board of Aldermen
James N. Net
Diary entries show small-town routines and family notes
An OCR diary excerpt covers a week of domestic life in a Wisconsin style home. It records a widow’s comment on life insurance after her husband’s death, a Saturday critique of renovations, a church visit with a new spring hat, a skit about handling a punch, and schoolyard mischief including a tooth-picking joke about Teejacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chirch
Wimmen
Ant
Emmy
Ben
Vissit
Jake
Free Text Books Proposed for Browning School District
Browning patrons are urged to vote in the general election on a proposal for free textbooks funded by state foreign insurance allocations. If approved, about $240 would be available the first year and annually thereafter to supply grades with books. Superintendent Ralph P. Reinhard explains districts already using the funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browning
Ralph P. Reinhard
Auto Collision Near City Causes Mule Deaths and Minor Injuries
Mrs. George Stepherson and her children were returning home when their mule team was struck by a car driven by James Nevins from North Salem. One mule died within hours and the other was crippled while Mrs. Stephenson received medical attention. No serious injuries reported. In a separate note, farmers on County Line road, supervised by Roy Taylor, cleared brush, graded, filled mudholes, and widened a Bingham corner stretch to improve safety for passing cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auto
George Stepherson
Mairs
James Nevins
North Salem
Dan Bramhall
Stephenson
Dodge Jessee Farm
Mr. Nevins
County Line
J. R. Kenley
Roy Taylor
Kenley
Neva Bingham
Bingham Corner
J. J. Knnfong
Clair Shipp
Clarence Sargent
Herbert Hamilton
J. R. Kinley
Marion Myers
Otto Johnson
C. J. Ingraham
J. W. Cordray
Dewey Laske
Joe Johnson
J. P. Bolling
Roy Frazier
John Browning
Lyle Ingraham
Paul Gooch
Alf Browning
Sam Oaks
S.C. Lantz
Spring report from readers notes Washington and Pullman
In letters from Washington D C and Lamar Colorado readers report early spring in their areas. Joe Nickell Browning Mo receives 1 50 toward account while the writer notes mild winter with little snow and an early bloom of Japanese magnolias along with unfinished work on the White House roof. Readers in Pullman and surrounding counties seek wider distribution and better ad revenue for a larger paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Jos. Nickell
Browning
Joe
White House
Tam
Eerely
Letters and payments to Browning Leader Record from 1927
Excerpts show former Browningite subscribers in Browning Missouri and Pullman Washington sending payments and requests for subscription details. The text notes rainfall data from Washington State College and mentions new building contracts including a gymnasium valued at four hundred thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pullman, Wash
Joe Nickell
Browning
Missouri
Nickell
Leader Record
Northwest
Washington State College
Weather Bureau
Local notices and community tidbits from Mesa and Kirksville
A mixed set of brief items includes weather notes from Mesa Arizona praising mild warmth and bloom, barber shop price notices in Kirksville Missouri effective April 1 1927, and a church member reference letter praising Miss Marea Preston for her longtime service and character from Chas H Bratt district superintendent M E Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ned
Hunter
Anahan
Lin McNally and Molloy
Purdin
Grice
Jones
Browning
Kirksville
Milan
Marea Preston
Chas. H. Bratt
Sup't M. E. Church
Old Reliable Copper Cable System Promises Lightning Protection
Property owners urged to protect buildings with the Copper Cable System by L. C. Carpentak. The notice invites readers to see, phone, or write for details on the lightning protection service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. C. Carpentak
Browning, Mo
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs
Jane Keithley
Rhoda
Jane Elizabeth Seaman
St. Joseph
Berrien County
Michigan
Joel C.1 Jones
Ed T. Jones
Seattle
Clara L., Jones
Cora, Mo
Joel C. 1 Jones, Jr
Joel C. Jones
Fife
F. M. Keithley
Kate Brown
Maggie Keithely
E. L. Keithley
J. D. Keithley
Lizzie Keithley
Church of Christ
Enterprise
T. J
Seaman
H. B
Ian Church
Tahoma Cemeery
C. Thurlo
Tames N. Neet
Stanley Hotel
Commercial
Linneus
Palm
Chillicothe
George Prather
Rurel Cerrier
Post Office Department
Edgar Carter
Earl Palmer
Carter
Edgards
Route Four
Venéill
Winigan
A. M. Walker
La“ede
Martin
Sla’s
Dickinson's
A. H. Long
G. A. Street
Ray
Wyoming
Montana
Daho
Oregon
Purdim
Pullman
Link
Sclthvam
Lamar
Colo
Riend Joe
Rebeces Brookshire
Afrs
Ella Minor
C-O
J. M. Huber
Mesa
Ariz
Sieranceeerthetes
Scott E. Brantner
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