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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1916
Page
4
A collection of small ads and notices including buyers for corn, land for sale near Browning, tailoring and fashion sales, farm loan offers, and local opinions on business schemes. Mentions of residents visiting Linneus, Charley Schrock, and A. G. Surge, plus advice on safe business practices and postal cards.
Explore geysers Old Faithful Mammoth Hot Springs and Grand Canyon from Cody Road to Crater Glacier Park and Estes Colorado. The travel plan promises colorful wildflowers wildlife and spectacular scenery with a single ticket option via Burlington Route. L. T. Wykoff, Ticket Agent.
C B Purdin sold 20 head of three year olds averaging 1360 at 7.75 and 39 head of two year olds averaging 1095 at 7.35, a fine lot and Purdin is pleased. A M Hunter of Purdin suffered another stroke Saturday, his friends hope for a swift recovery. He is described as happy and jovial.
Letters testamentary on the estate of Joseph D. Knifong deceased were granted to Belle Knifony executrix by the Linn County Missouri Probate Court hearing October 1 1916. Claimants must exhibit them for allowance within six months from the date of letters or be precluded from estate benefits. fears of one year from last publication to bar all claims.
REEV ES and McCALLISTER promise fair handling of customer business with strong first mortgage facilities and a small supply of second loans. They offer low rate custom abstracts, prompt delivery, and also handle farm and city insurance coverage.
A notice states availability of 5 percent money on farms and directs readers to contact J. D. Burwell for details.
Forest L Jacobs of west of town placed an order for advertising a big sale at his father's farm on Tuesday November 14. He has many goods to move before winter.
L. C. Tomlin and his son Ed won after a short visit with Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Beaiber. Everett Riley then traveled to St. Joseph on Thursday to meet his sister, Mrs. Chas Newton of Ridgling, Mont, who was in town.
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