Browning High School Opens With Close Milan Game
Browning High School began with a tight 15 to 14 home win over Milan as captain Glenn Freeland led the team. Coach Enyeart officiated while Meadville visits November 7 for a challenge. The Browning girls lost 27 to 5 at Linneus in their debut with Linneus leading 22 to 2 at halftime.
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Milan
Browning
Glenn Freeland
Enyeart
Meadlle
Ély
Wning
Istine Gable
Florence Koff
Zilla Palr
Hazel Fields
Linneus
Local Buyer Carter Ships 26 Horses in One Day
P. Carter reports purchasing 26 head of horses on Saturday October 24 and loading them onto two loads for shipment to St. Louis the same afternoon. Carter is a seasoned buyer who visits town regularly, selecting suitable stock at fair prices.
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P. Carter
Carter
Burns Dies at Grim Hospital After Operation
Geo S Burns, aged 58 years seven months and seven days, died at Grim hospital in ksville on Monday October 1914 at 8:30 am after more than three operations.
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Burns
Grim Hospital
Ksville
Death of local postmaster in Green City area
The obituary notes the death of a well known Green City resident after a period of illness. Born in Putnam County, he spent most of life in east Sullivan, ran a business in Winigan, and served as postmaster there. Interment was in Green City cemetery. his son McKinley was summoned as his condition worsened.
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McKinley
Green City
Burns
Putnam County
Sullivan
Winigan
Green City Press
Dinner at Miss Burk’s Country Home
Miss Alice Burk hosted Sunday dinner at her country home west of town on October 25. Guests included Dr. and Mrs. R. W. Whaley, Misses Martha Penn Floy Moore Clair Calhoun, and Messrs. Chas Thornton Ben Peterson and Ray Moore. The afternoon featured fine food, social chat, and scenic views.
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Alice Burk
Town
Miss Burk
R. W. Whaley
Martha Penn
Floy Moore
Clair Calhoun
Messrs
Chas. Thornton
Ben Peterson
Ray Moore
Ladies Aid Meeting at M E Church South
The Ladies and society of the M E Church South met at Mrs. Ben Mairs on Thursday October 29 for an all day meeting. Forenoon included social visiting and a noon table groaning with good things. Afternoon session saw officers elected for the coming year. Attendees included Rev and Mrs Hess Mes James Howell of Arkansas Dr Ingram Joe Knifong Fred Alexander Forest Turner A C Turner Miss Sue Turner and Roy Arnold of West Virginia.
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Ladies and Society of the
M. E. Church South
Ben Mairs
Hess
Mes
James Howell
Arkansas
Dr. Ingram
Joe Knifong
Fred. Alexander
Forest Turner
A.C. Turner
Sue Turner
Roy Arnold
West Virginia
Cora School Report Shows Steady Month Progress
The Cora school reports enrollment 54 with daily attendance 42 and 20 attending each day. Seven tardies were recorded. Examinations were conducted last week and progress is noted. Patrons are invited to visit the school.
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Cora
Liera Marvin
For Sale Kull Blooded Buff Plymouth Rock Chicks
Mrs. Ad Gooch advertises for sale several Kull blooded Buff Plymouth Rock chicks. Contact Mrs. Ad Gooch for details and availability.
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Ady
Ad Gooch
Millionaires Entertain With Moreau Crowd Dinner
The Moreau crowd known as the Millionaire Club entertained Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Duncan on a trip. E B Fields attended by proxy while Young and Haffie Fields attended in person. J H Calhoun was shot in the shirt front while telling a story, later apologizing that it was the gun not the roll that hurt. The group praised the Duncans for hosting a dinner in the basement at the Duncan home, a duplicate of the Moreau Lodge, with Mrs. Duncan and Mrs. Dun trying to imitate Ardell. The club plans a return on October 31.
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Moreau
Millionaire Club
F. R. Duncan
Young
Haffie Fields
E. B. Fields
P. E. O. Chapter V Holds Wednesday Meeting
Louie Duncan hosted Chapter V of P. E. O. Wednesday afternoon with twelve members present. Members shared humorous stories and initiated Mrs. Jennie Glaze into the sisterhood. America Fleming led the Bible lesson. Thuliah Prather and Ava Fleming spoke on topics for the group. Refreshments followed a brief social period.
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Louie Duncan
Jennie Glaze
America Fleming
Thuliah Prather
Ava Fleming
Roll of Honor Names for Leader-Record Renewals
The Leader-Record publishes a roll of recent new and renewal subscriptions. Listed names include French Nickell of city, S. R. Deskins of North Salem, John Hooker of Mercer, Ab bert Maggart of Cora, W. J. Gidlord, A Westen, Roger, and more. Review your paper tag to see if your name belongs on the list.
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Leader-Record
French Nickell
City
S. R. Deskins
North Salem
John Hooker
Mercer
Abbert Maggart
Cora
W. J. Gidlord
A. Westen
Roger
List of Names and Addresses Across Multiple States
A compiled roster lists individuals and their addresses including W T Lyons North Yakima Washington Margaret Slater route 3 F E Sayers Purdin Oliver Lay route 3 Ona Lambert Fulton J W McDaniel Brookfield B W Alexander Purdin H I Martin Harris W B Austin city C E Wilhite route 1 Claude Keithley route 1 J F Jennings Austin Texas D E Hutchinson St Louis C C A Woolf Humphreys Albert Taylor route 3 Wm Warren city Mrs Maggie Wells Plano Iowa W J Van Horn Fossil Ore Emmet Lantz Lockwood James Fields Roger R E B Gray route 4.
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W.T. Lyons
North Yakima
Wash
Margaret Slater
F. E. Sayers
Purdin
Oliver Lay
Ona W. Lambert
Fulton
J. W. McDaniel
Brookfield
B. W. Alexander
H. I. Martin
Harris
W. B. Austin
City
C. E. Wilhite
Claude Keithley
J. F. Jennings
Austin
Texas
D. E. Hutchinson
St. Louis
CC. A. Woolf
Humphreys
Albert Taylor
Wm. Warren
Maggie Wells
Plano
Iowa
W. J. van Horn
Fossil
Ore
Emmet Lantz
Lockwood
James Fields
Roger
R. E. B. Gray
Community Meeting in Mundell District Highlights School Program
Last Friday evening the Mundell district held its first community meeting with about seventy five attendees. The event opened with a forty five minute school program of readings recitations and songs followed by talks on school work betterment of farm life and a recital titled my coat by John Hooker. Ethel Creason served as teacher and parents expressed satisfaction.
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Mundell
Evans
Tucker
Kansas City
Wiebe
Meadville
John Hooker
Ethel Creason
Sullivan county returns show GOP sweep with few defeats
Republicans won most of Sullivan county's tickets on Tuesday election day. Joe Nickell was elected representative, Miles Jacques judge of the eastern district, P. A. Sandifer probate judge, A. J. Wattenbarger circuit clerk, W. S. Shatto recorder and deeds, E. Shoop prosecuting attorney. E. E. Frazier elected presiding judge and Cale Payne overall for the western district.
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Sullivan County
Joe Nickell
Miles Jacques
P. A. Sandifer
J. Wattenbarger
W.S. Shatto
E. Shoop
E. E. Frazier
Cale Payne
Notice of Calves Taken Up for Pasture by Patrick C
A notice states that Patrick C has taken up on his property one black steer calf eight black heifer calves and one roan heifer calf to graze and pay pasture. The notice confirms shared ownership and pasture arrangements.
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Ifm
Patrick C
Hats! Hats! At one half sale announce
Miss Lula Duncan advertises a sale with hats at half price starting November 9. The note urges customers not to miss this opportunity at her store.
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Lula Duncan
Delightfully Entertained By B I L Chapter Outing
A Sunday trip by nine five passenger cars carrying twenty sisters and eighteen B I L members traveled 120 miles. The group met in Kirksville for a 1 PM dinner at Poole Hotel, toured the normal school with Miss Lillian Whaley and President Mr. Kirk, watched moving pictures, then headed home via Green City for lunch.
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Kirksville
Poole
Lillian Whaley
Mr. Kirk
Green City
A Victor Seeks Humble Human Side of War
A editorial notes Americans feel sympathy for all war’s sufferers and urge aid to restore order after conflict. It argues the United States will benefit commercially as a producer, viewing the war as an opportunity for American industry while recognizing the shared humanity of all involved.
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United States
Friends of Mankind
America
International Live Stock Exposition Moves Farmers to Chicago
The speaker argues for balanced self sustaining agriculture with a strong livestock sector. He stresses the need to develop meat milk and wool production, noting farms, stockmen and families watch the upcoming International Live Stock Exposition in Chicago from November 28 to December 5, as a pivotal event for the industry.
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Chicago
Fire Destroys Winters Hardware and Nearby Buildings
A Sunday morning blaze at Winters hardware store in Winigan spread to adjoining buildings, consuming two store rooms a dwelling and a vacant room. The wind shift prevented wider damage to the business district. C F Cleeton reportedly had insurance on his building. Winters and Culbine’s hardware was uninsured. Loss described as heavy.
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Winters Hardware
Winigan
C. F. Cleeton
Winters & Clubine
Bond Issue Carried to Pay Willis Judgment in Browning
Monday Browning voters approved a bond issue by a decisive margin to pay off the Willis judgment that has loomed over the town for some time. The case has been widely remembered by readers.
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Browning
Willis
Oll City
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Browning High School
Geo. S. Burns
Ladies Aid Meeting
P. E.O
Roll OF Honor
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