Trustee's Sale Notice in Linn County Missouri
Leonard C. Peterson and Myrtle M. Peterson default on a 3200 note. Trustee C. M. Thornton will sell the north half of the southeast quarter section 18 township 60 range 20 at the Browning post office front door on November 8 1918 between 9 am and 5 pm to satisfy the debt interest and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard C. Peterson
Myrtle M. Peterson
Recorder of Deeds
Linn County
Missouri
Browning
Trustee's Sale Notice for Browning Property
Oley C. Hall and Nannie Hall default on a November 1913 deed of trust. Trustee E B Fields will sell Lots 17 and 18, Block 19 in Browning, Linn County Missouri at the Post Office door on Friday November 1918 between 9am and 5pm for cash to satisfy debt interest and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oley C. Hall
Nannie Hall
Recorder's Office
Linn County
Missouri
Poten
Browning
Misouri
E. B. Fields
Fire Burns McClead Property at North Salem
Fire Sunday evening destroyed the McCleads residence store and barn at North Salem. The blaze spread to adjacent buildings including a bank owners and hardware stock, though much of the hardware stock was saved after some items were moved or removed. Firefighters got the blaze under control with extensive damage to the dwelling and associated structures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Salem
McClead
McCleads
D. G
North Salem Bank
Reo Siti
Firefighters Gather From Nearby Areas to Battle Blazes
Dozens of responders from the surrounding country and Winigan converged to fight the flames, aiding local crews and preventing further damage as the fire raged through the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winigan
Death of Lawrence Swartz in Scottsville Area
Lawrence Swartz about twenty died of pneumonia at his home in Old Scottsville after influenza. The body was moved to Rosendale Missouri for burial. He recently moved to the vicinity with his parents who had leased a farm south of Roger but awaited possession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Swartz
Scottsville
Rosendale
Missouri
Roger
Birth and Death of Elsie May Dickinson 1912 1918
Elsie May Dickinson daughter of Alonzo and Emma Dickinson died October 17 1918 at age five years ten months and twenty eight days. Survived by parents two sisters and many relatives. Funeral services conducted by Elder M Simpson, interment in Enterprise cemetery awaiting resurrection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie May Dickinson
Alonzo and
Emma Dickinson
M. Simpson
Enterprise
Household furniture sale items listed at Bolling's
For sale a piano and bench, Davenport, library table, bedroom suite, Ver nis Martin bed, chiffonier, rocking chairs, dining table and six chairs. Seller Mrs. R. A. Osborn at B. D. Bolling's.
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Davenport
Vernis Martin
R. A. Osborn
B. D. Bolling’s
Estate seeks settlement of charges for horse or jack service
All parties knowing themselves charged on the books of the late Obe Broyles for horse or jack service are requested to call and settle at once or advise reason for not owing so that this Estate may be closed. F. R. Duncan, Admr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Obe Broyles
F. R. Duncan
Admr
North East Linn Families Share Sunday Visits and Flu Recovery
Ralph McGhee and friends visited at J. B. McCollum’s home Sunday. Many schools paused for flu but have resumed. Roy McCollum and wife are improving after illness. Obe Clapp and family spent Sunday with Ben Cattey and wife as R. J. McCollum and family visited Perry McCollum. F. M. Cattey and wife visited Otho Clapp in Brookfield, ill with flu but slowly improving. E. V. Jones and wife were called to Greencastle to see their daughter Mrs. Ross Morrison, who is improving. Robert Ball and Fay McArtor married months ago and live at home with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North East Linn
Ralph McGhee
J. B. McCollum
F. M. Cattey
Brookfield
Otho Clapp
E. V. Jones
Greencastle
Ross Morrison
Robert Ball
Miss Fay McArtor
W.a.smith
Cathay
N.D
Noth Dakota
Rinehart and Purdin Ship Hogs to Market
The report notes Rinehart and Purdin shipped two loads of hogs to market yesterday. Miss Pelle Logan, principal, left Tuesday to resume her duties at Center. A letter from Mrs. Ola Mills of Green caste sent a check for a subscription while Ola recovers from flu and pneumonia. James Crist near Wintgar wrote Monday and sent another check.
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Rinehart and
Purdin
Pelle Logan
Center
Ola Mills
Greencaste
Ola
James Crist
Wintgar
Subscriptions and local notices fill Lead er Record pages
Letters from readers in Oklahoma Nebraska New Mexico and North Dakota renew or support the paper. Names include Anna Fields C B Gibson R C Mundell W A Smith and others. A school gathering at Scott Brown's hosts twenty seven children with local families listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Light
Jackson Center
Scott Brown
Wilber
George Phillips
Almeda
Ray
Lena
Victor
Walterjay Gooch
Dean Morris
Faye
Nolan
Williamu Singleton
Lucile
Bennett
Irene Sayers
Glenn
Wayne Cooper
Lilian
Maude
Bertha
Floyd Kirby
Lilah Bennett
Brown
Birth and death of Malissa Mae Creason in 1889 1918
Malissa Mae Creason born March 6 1889 died November 4 1918 aged 29 years 7 months 28 days. She grew up in Sulivan county attended Smith district schools. She worked at the Brown Shoe Factory in Brookfield and died from influenza developing pneumonia. Her body returned to her parents home west of town with services at Hoover cemetery on Tuesday at 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malissa Mae
Robert A. Creason
Sulivan
Smith District
Brookfield
Brown
Town
Hoover Cemetery
Funeral Attended by Relatives After Reverend Patton Service
A funeral for a deceased person drew many relatives and friends who gathered at a service led by Rev J F Patton. The body was laid to rest in the beautiful cemetery to await the resurrection morn. The bereaved expressed sympathy from all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Patton
Republicans Win Senate and House Majorities
The latest press time indicates Republicans secured a majority in both chambers. Champ Clark and Joe Folk appear defeated. Missouri reports a western win in the election.
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Senate
House
Champ Clark
Joe Folk
Missouri
Democratic ticket swept Linn county with unoffered majorities
The entire Democratic slate won in Linn county led by Representative G. L. Joyce and Presiding Judge John A. Nickell. Other winners included Eastern District E. L. Anderson, Western District G. E. Singleton, Probate Judge A. L. Pratt, Circuit Clerk H. H. Lamb, County Clerk C. A. Johnson, Recorder Harry E. Kelley, and Prosecuting Attorney Henry J. West. Sullivan county returned the entire Republican ticket though two precincts remained to report, with Joe Nickell leading as Presiding Judge and several district judges and county officers also declared winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County
G. L. Joyce
John A. Nickell
Eastern
E. L. Anderson
G. E. Singleton
A. L. Pratt
H. H. Lamb
C. A. Johnson
Harry E. Kelley
Henry J. West
Sullivan County
Joe Nickell
J. M. Ralls
Logan Shuey
Wm. Lawrence
P. A. Sandefur
N. J. Wattenbarger
W. S. Statto
J. P. Painter
Ben Quigley
Free choice lands with water on easy terms in Wyoming
The notice urges settlers to file now for roughly thirty irrigated farms in the Denver Unit near the Burlington Central Wyoming line in Northern Wyoming. Prospective buyers are invited to Powell and compare lands watered under the same government conditions, with support offered by agricultural agent B. Howard of the C B & Q Railroad.
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Denver
Burlington
Central
Wyoming
Powell
Wyo
B. Howard
C. B
Q.R. R
Farnam Street
Omaha
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THE
Browning, Missouri
Joseph Nickell
Browning, Mo
C. M. Thornton
Roy McCollum
Obe Clapp
Ben Cattey
R. J. McCollum
Bessie McCollum
Perry McCollum
Leader Record
F. P. Williams
F. Gentry Williams
France
Anna Fields
Agra
Okla
Fields
C. B. Gibson
Alliance
Nebr
Kansas City
Bert Marvin
John Mairs
C. A. Bundridge
Carl Norvell
W. H. Fields
McWilliams
Ala
R. C. Mundell
San Jon
New Mex
Election News
United States
W. G. McAdoo
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad
Big Horn Basin
Linn County Court House
A. G. Smith
Kenney & Smith
Swift & Company
Swift
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