Postal notice from Brown ing Missouri 1897
Entry filed at Brown ing Missouri for second class mail matter dated July 8 1897.
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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1922
Page
4
Entry filed at Brown ing Missouri for second class mail matter dated July 8 1897.
A brief notice endorses Paul VanOsdel for Circuit Judge and for Representative seats. Voters are urged to consider his qualifications and candidacy, with emphasis on public service and legal experience.
Joe Nickell writes as a Republican candidate for the State Senate in the Sixth District covering Chariton Linn and Sullivan counties. He asks readers for support, recalls service to Sullivan County, and seeks votes on November 7, urging readers to tell friends. Political advertising.
A public political notice urging support for Paul Van Osdol of Linn County for Circuit Judge in the 12th Judicial Circuit. It appeals to voters to elect him, praising honesty, lack of prejudice, and loyal public service, and expresses pride expectation if elected.
On his farm Fred L Bailey warns hunters and trappers not to hunt without permission and to seek him before any hunt on the property stating clear ownership and enforcement of trespass with a personal notice.
A. L. Marley announces a new line of Seth Thomas clocks featuring fresh designs and priced reasonably for customers seeking affordable quality timepieces.
For sale Chester White boars and gilts including March and April farrow sows bred or open. Champion blood lines noted as good producers. Contact W. M. Cassity Purdin Missouri.
Mr and Mrs J B Harvey entertained at a one o clock dinner Sunday October 29 with guests Dr and Mrs Epperson Arthur Rinehart Mr and Mrs J I Harmon Mr and Mrs J M Thurlo and Mr and Mrs Jesse Knifong. Mrs Harvey praised as adept in the culinary art with sister Mrs J J Knifong assisting. The afternoon passed too quickly.
The fragment notes that as night approached all who gathered left with a sense of fulfillment and gratitude for the shared experience.
Notices announce that hunting or trapping with guns or dogs is forbidden on the farms of J.B. Stone W.M. Oaks R.A. Creason J.W. Brassfield H. C. Bailey and Son H. E. Creason & Son Ray and Isaac Johnson and G. E. Wilhite.
Peterson Garage advertises a Magneto Re-Charger that lets a car start with a weak magneto without removing the motor. It claims improved lighting and hotter spark, offers a free magneto test, and guarantees cranking with quarter turns. Phone number 39 listed.
Browning Lodge No 373 meets on the second and fourth Saturday night each month. J M Fishback is Noble Grand and W J Dodson serves as Secretary.
Royal Neighbors of America hold meetings on the second and fourth Thursday evenings each month. Members are reminded to attend at Fox Hall.
Letters of Administration granted for the Sarah Amanda Nickell estate by Linn County Probate Court hearing Oct 24 1922. Creditors must present claims within six months for allowance or be barred. claims not exhibited within one year from letters may be forever barred. J P Nickell and J H Nickell as Administrators. Attest: Arthur L. Pratt Judge of Probate.
Notice to creditors and others interested in the estate of Abner E. Lambert that administrators E. M. Lambert and B. J. Lambert will make final settlement at the Linn County Probate Court in Linneus Missouri on November 13 1922 at the next term.
Stevens the assistant teller plots to steal four or five thousand dollars from the bank. He pockets five hundred dollars in Confederate bills by mistake and Waterbury is killed in a wreck, leaving Stevens to replace him with a promise of a $2,500 salary.
The Birmingham Age-Herald argues that Senator Snortsworthy would retire with reluctance, suggesting his exit would require dismantling one of the most efficient political machines in a free and enlightened country. The quote frames retirement as a contest against entrenched power.
In a Baltimore American letter, a speaker explains his father’s philosophy that larger holdings mean higher risk, drawing a contrast with prudent investing and expressing concern over the soundness of such bets.
Axel Wedberg of Floral Park Long Island has devised cast concrete wall blocks that join by hooks and props and dovetail at corners. The blocks are hollow with a four inch air hole for insulation and can be assembled by unskilled labor. Damaged blocks are easily replaced enabling quick repairs.
In cold weather frost on windows harms display and warmth. Keep the interior window space cold all day and add small top and bottom holes to vent external cold indoors. Hood ventilators shed rain and snow, with about three one inch holes per average window to equalize indoor and outdoor temperatures.
A federal study shows New York has 1,278,841 homes and only one-eighth are owner-occupied, the lowest rate among U S cities over 100000. Des Moines leads with 51.1 percent owner occupancy among 31,644 homes.
A reader argues that removing obnoxious advertising signs from state roads will set an example for other roads and encourage cities to fight perpetual signage near parks and boulevards. The piece notes signs can conceal poor property upkeep and acknowledges some signs may be preferable to bare undeveloped land.
The passage argues that more home and farm owners strengthen the nation. Owners are portrayed as good citizens who respect property, engage in government, and have a stake in outcomes. They are linked to increased wealth production and a sense of responsibility.
Miss Cayenne reflects on old fashion gowns that reach the knee and flirts with nostalgia. She laughs at side whiskers in men while admitting some longing for earlier days. The remark captures a playful glimpse of fashion and manners.
In a quoted exchange, a speaker questions Mr Hypp’s character while noting his frequent church attendance. Keane counters by highlighting his strong regional devotion and regular churchgoing.
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