Shoop Seeks Sullivan County Recorder of Deeds
BP Ward E Shoop of Polk Township files to run for the office of Recorder of Deeds in Sullivan County subject to Republican voters decision at the August primary.
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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1914
Page
4
BP Ward E Shoop of Polk Township files to run for the office of Recorder of Deeds in Sullivan County subject to Republican voters decision at the August primary.
Farmers busy with corn harvest conditions and local travel updates note residents such as G W Brumbaugh L M Kenley Russel Martin and families. A Milan court session and bridge project east of D G Freeland are mentioned along with funeral attendance in Brookfield for John Fisher.
Wanted tiling work advertised by We Gusran Fierce Bros in Laclede Missouri. The notice seeks customers needing tile installation and related services.
The readable lines indicate personal names and a possible family note but lack coherent event or outcome to summarize into a complete news item. No verifiable actions or locations present.
W C T U members gathered with president absent due to illness and no business conducted. A noon dinner followed by social afternoon. visitors included Mesdames Carolyn Gooch Anna Jessee Ann Johnson Mary Clarkson Sarah Bolling Mary Fosher Jane Fleming Lou Carter Verna Darling. Next meeting set for June on the M E C lawn with Mrs Johnson praised as hostess. Mrs Helen Turner of Kansas City visiting Kirksville area.
Real estate transfers are listed with parcel changes and owner updates. The record cites tracked deeds and dates reflected in the transfer ledger, indicating property movements and registry entries for the period noted as 191428.
Roscoe Harmilton of Lineville Iowa visited G A Barrows Saturday and Sunday as Wayne Atkins shows off his new buggy in town.
Friday and Saturday a special sale offers bananas and oranges at 15 cents per dozen. Hurry to Burwell & Sayers for the bargain.
Bradburn Payne and wife convey 70.50 acres in section 10 and a lot in CG to Roscoe Coe. C. Davis and M. Riley and wife transfer 73 acres in section 21. Willie Johnson and wife sell parcels in sections 21 for 2500 dollars.
A promotional notice invites dairy farmers to buy acreage with special terms to boost profits. The message promises earnings from dairy operations and offers guidance from an immigration agent named Howard, based in Burtinton, Nebraska, urging readers to gain farm ownership.
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