Local Thoughts on Civic Duty and Youth Education
A public message urges residents to engage at the polls, value honest work, and support good city leadership. It warns against worry and idleness, calls for school visitation, parental guidance, and pride in hometown, and notes local baseball coverage and Orleans style community sport.
Annual Shareholders Meeting Notice in Browning Missouri
The annual meeting of the shareholders of the Eset Exchange Bank will be held at the banking house in Browning Missouri on May 17, 1916 to elect a board of directors and to transact other business. J A Calhoun secretary.
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Eset Exchange Bank
Browning
J. A. Calhoun
Sec’y
W.CTU Meeting At Mrs Mairs Home May Fifth
Eleven members attended the WCTU gathering held May 5 at the new home of Mrs Permelia Mairs. Devotions were led by Mrs Jane Fleming. After business a Local Catechism quiz occupied the afternoon while hostesses provided refreshments and Frank Litton was a welcome guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Permelia Mairs
Jane Fleming
Frank Litton
Surprise Visitors Enter During Dinner Hour
In a sudden noon event Mrs. Hers welcomed close relatives into the dining room. Mr. and Mrs. Jake Harmon and Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Harmon were among those present as the unexpected visitors arrived during the meal.
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Hers
Ion
Jake Harmon
J. J. Harmon
Birthday Celebration Ends With Warm Wishes For Her
After order was restored the group gathered to the table and enjoyed a refined meal. The gathering ended with well wishes for many more happy birthdays and an invitation to return.
Notice to Publishers of School Text Books
Notice to publishers of school text books invites bids for Linn County Missouri schools. Books include spellers and readers with geographies and physiologies. Bids must be received by noon May 27 1916. County Textbook Commission may reject any bid. May 6 1916. E L Joyce pres J A White Hermia F Adams Sec. by Mae Austin.
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Forty Fourth General Assembly
Linn County
County’ Superintendent of Schools
Brookfield
Missouri
County Textbook Commission
E. L. Joyce
J. A. White
Hermia F.adams
Our Nation s Biggest Melting Pot feature article
The LEADER-RECORD presents a feature titled Our Nation s Biggest Melting Pot exploring how to transform raw foreigners into good American citizens. It discusses government challenges and societal integration, outlining proposed policies and the nation s evolving approach to immigration.
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United States
Leader
Birthday Surprises For Mrs Carter At May Evening
Master King Carter arranged a surprise party on Monday evening May 8 for his mother Mrs W P Carter in celebration of her birth anniversary. The Baptist Ladies Aid and invited guests joined the family for a happy social gathering at Mrs G T Carter’s home.
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Elizabeth Oe Shanks
Aks
King Carter
W. P. Carter
The
Baptist Ladies Aid
Bought Stallion Ad Promotes Local Breeders
Bert Steele delivers an order for a midville king 16097 stallion weighing nearly 1000 pounds. Ten progressive farmers of Cora and vicinity form a breeders’ company to improve horses. The ad invites breeders to see the horse and read its pedigree in this issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Steele
Sullivan County
Cora
Local motor trip social notes from area towns
Mr and Mrs B T Jolley and Mr and Mrs K M Duncan visited Trenton Friday as guests of Mr and Mrs Harry Engle. Miss Lila Engle joined them at Humphreys for a visit with Mrs Josie Williams. Mrs Floy Manning and others traveled to Brookfield to visit Mr and Mrs R N Bowden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. T. Jolley
K. M. Duncan
Trenton
Harry Engle
Lila Engle
Humphreys
Josie Williams
Guy Adama
Orryl
John Wood
Shelbina
Floy Manning
Chula
Maud Fields
Brookfield
R. N. Bowden
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Laclede
Arnold
Williams
Dlos
J. Arnold
Head
Glaze
R. Jones
H. Arnold
P. Carter
Adams
Milan
W.ctu
Mae Austin
Guilford Woodward
Ray Nickell
Cora Gar