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Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1926

Page

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Bank may pay depositors as oil strike renews hope

Depositors of Linn County Bank in Brookfield may receive full payment after oil was struck on ground owned by the bank in Texas Panhandle. A 4000 acre tract yielded oil shows and directors raised funds to drill, with 2100 feet drilled and 150 feet of oil found. If the well comes in, depositors could be paid in full and the land could bring a large fortune.

Brookfield Linn County Bank Panhandle Tex C. A. Greenless Texas Linn County Kansas City Journal

Stock Hogs For Sale In Linneus Missouri

Stock hogs for sale by Leon Norvell of Linneus Missouri range from 50 to 99 pounds offering buyers a choice of small market pigs for sale at a rural delivery point.

Leon Norvell, R F. D. No Linneus Missouri

Harness Repair and Shoe Services Near Year’s End

P. P. Kolasch advertises repair of side curtains with new celluloid and resewing on leather coats. Cold weather brings oiling of harness to prevent cracking, with on‑the‑spot service. A large range of harness hardware, collars, and shoe repair, including soles, rips, and heel rebuilds, are offered at reasonable prices.

P. P. Kolasch

Warning to Hunters and Trappers on Rented Land

Joe Nickell warns hunters and trappers with guns traps or dogs to stay off his premises or the land he rents.

Joe Nickell

Diary Entry Reflects Frustration With Jane Over Grammar Lesson

Slats complains about Jane’s treatment during a grammar lesson. He notes his effort to be respectful, yet her critique makes him feel misunderstood. The fragment ends mid thought as Jane accuses him of not knowing enough.

Jane

New Suits and Overcoats From Michael Stern and Curlee

J. J. Smith announces a large shipment of Michael Stern and Curlee suits and a broad line of overcoats offered at reduced prices.

Michael Stern J. J. Smith

Petit Jury Drawn for December Term in Linneus Circuit Court

A list of jurors drawn for the December term of the Circuit Court to be held in Linneus includes Roy McColum of Baker, Ray Bennett of Alex, T. Murrain of Benton, George Ziehr and W. W. Hamilton of Brookfield, C Cray, Willis Boone of Bucklin, Levi Hober, Raymond C. Maddox of Clay, Virgil A. Ware of Enterprise, Ray Fosher and Victor Brown of Grantville, C M Nichols, Alonzo Smith of Jackson, C W Libby, Harry Arnold of Jefferson, A C Jones, Dave Tate of Locust Creek, Earl Haley, Frank Petska of Marceline, Walter Overstreet of North Salem, Earl Sallee, Clyde Smith of Parson Creek, Mike Walsh of Yellow Creek.

Linneus Roy McColum Baker Ray Bennett Alex T. Murrain Benton George Ziehr

Pie Supper at South Hooker School House

A pie supper and radio program are planned at the South Hooker school house on Wednesday night November 17. All are cordially invited. Rosalie Schrock, Teacher.

South Hooker Rosalie Schrock

Sullivan County Candidate for County Superintendent

Voter notice from a prospective candidate announcing run for County Superintendent of Schools in Sullivan County. The speaker, raised in Jackson Township and currently serving a second term as Superintendent in Browning, asks voters to review their school work record.

Sullivan County Jackson Township Browning

No Hunting on Premises Warning

Property owner posts a strict notice banning hunting with guns traps or dogs on the grounds and warns trespassers of possible prosecution for violations.

Miss Keithley and Van Christy Wed at Brookfield

Miss Mary Keithley daughter of Mrs Sarah Keithley and Van Christy were married Saturday at Brookfield in a ceremony shared with many friends. The bride, raised in this city, has worked at the Post Office Browning Motor Company and Browning Bakery. The groom son of Mr and Mrs E D Christy has been a mechanic at Browning Motor Company. They reside with friends at the G T Woodward residence and receive best wishes for a happy life.

Mary Keithley van Christy Brookfield Sarah Keithley North Browning Motor Company Browning Bakery E. D. Christy G. T. Woodward

Kelsey Orchards Advertises Winter Apples For Sale

Kelsey Orchards offers late keeping winter apples and willow twigs with others from Fen Davis and nearby names. Prices range from $1.00 to $1.50 per bushel. Sweet cider is always on tap at Kelsey Orchards. Where better apples grow.

Kelsey Fen Davis

Birthday Surprise for Mrs. Willard Pulliam on 44th Birthday

Last Sunday November 7 relatives and friends gathered to surprise Mrs. Willard Pulliam for her 44th birthday. Daughter Alene Ross escorted her to church and upon return guests filled baskets and prepared a feast. Attendees included H. C. Taylor and wife, R. M. Ross and family, Earn Pulliam and family, Mrs. Lucile McDonald, Carl Richardson and Ruby, Dave Pulliam and family, Maurice Heckman and Donald, Ray Pulliam and family, W. R. Ross and Jack, Frank Bagley and Eugene, John Ross, Mrs. Eva Steen, Mildred Pulliam, George Pulliam, Herman Pulliam, and Russell Puritan.

Willard Pulliam Alene Ross Frank Bagley Eugene John Ross Eva Steen Mildred Pulliam George Pulliam Herman Pulliam Russell Puritan

Letter from cemetery sexton hints at sales scheme

A letter from a cemetery sexton in a nearby county seat town suggests a sales ploy. He asks Mr Summers to send a "sample case" to enable him to compete with local dealers by promising lower prices. The tone implies a potential dishonest or competitive strategy.

Summers

No Commission Offered For Property Sale, Summers Says

A business letter from S W Summers explains the policy of no agents and no commission for selling property. Summers notes offering a commission would require raising prices, conflicting with eight years of policy. The bonafide letters are on file at his place of business.

S. W. Summers

Annual Bazaar and Dinner by Ladies' Aid Society

The Ladies' Aid Society of the M. E. Church announces its annual bazaar and dinner on November 20, 1926. Proceeds will support church projects and community aid.

Ladies’ Aid Society The M. E. Church

Apply for road work on highway 8 or 36 in Missouri

Notice seeks workers for state highway projects on route 8 or 36 between Laclede and Brookfield Missouri. Applications directed to C D Herren at Laclede MO.

Laclede Brookfield C. D. Herren

Two Percheron Stallions and a Saddle Mule for Sale

Auction note lists two Percheron stallions aged four and two and a saddle gelding aged five. Contact A. M. Walker at 704 Laclede, Missouri for details.

A. M. Walker Laclede

Birthday Dinner Honors Mrs Smith and Twin Sister

Last Thursday November 4 friends and relatives gathered at Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Smith home to celebrate Mrs. Smiths 76th birthday and her twin sister Mrs. America Moore. Guests shared food, photos, and conversation, then departed late with wishes for many more birthdays.

D. S. Smith J. W. Sallee A. W. Cotter C. S. Grice Albert Hawkins Andrew Phiepher Will Smith J. F. Southerland Joe Creason Caroline Cassity Harrison Smith Wayne Moore Eva Steen Smith Moore

Hunters Take Warning on Mary Williams Farm

Mary Williams warns hunters to stay off her farm using guns traps and dogs and threatens prosecution if trespass continues.

Mary Williams

Special Coats at Clean Up Prices This Week

Dickinson offers special prices on ladies and children's coats this week. If you haven't bought yet, call to see the savings.

Dickinson

Expression of Gratitude to Sullivan County Voters

A candidate thanks Sullivan County voters for their loyal support in the recent general election and pledges to faithfully perform the duties of the elected office. The message closes with a sincere expression of thanks.

Sullivan County

Men’s All Wool Trousers Go On Special This Week

Local shop invites shoppers to view special prices on men’s all wool trousers this week. Wide range of sizes and styles available with discounts highlighted in store.

Linn County Lamb Club profits from 4-H project at fair

The 25 members of the Linn County Lamb Club completed their 4-H exhibits and show a net profit of 751.94 from 85 lambs produced on 72 ewes. Orville Hunt won 7.75 in cash prizes and Mildred Jones 6.50 in the county round up. Total value of lambs was 775.89 and wool 233.88. expenses were 317.85 leaving per member gains of 30.08. Ewes valued at 10 per head. cattle and dairy values noted. poultry flock totals and 1925 production cited.

Lamb Club Linn County J. Roby Hall Orville Hunt Mildred Jones Lim County Lamb Club

Harvey and Neet Stove Line Draws Buyers

Why do we sell so many ranges and heating stoves Because our stoves have the quality and the price Come in and see our line of stoves and heaters Harvey and Neet.

Harvey and Neet

Held Family Reunion at Eunice Dearing Home

About twenty five relatives and friends gathered Sunday at the home of Mrs. Eunice Dearing for a family reunion that was planned for September 10 and nine ty second birthday. A bountiful noonday dinner followed by social afternoon concluded as guests departed.

Eunice Dearing Tillman Dearing Bethany Noah Smith Galt Maude Holliday Kansas City Otis Smith Tobe Campbell Pollock Roy Downing Brookfield Maggie Hillyard J. Frank Dearing Payne Elizabeth Dearing City

Importance of Poultry in U S Agriculture Falls as Major Crop

The state farming study summarized by Jewel Mayes reports the U S poultry business at 994 million dollars for one year with 525 million from eggs and 469 million from poultry meat. Poultry values exceed most crops, comprising large shares of cotton wheat and corn outputs and far surpassing fruit and potato crops.

Jewel Mayes State Board of Agriculture United States

Revival closes as L. B. Hargrove reports strong turnout

Rev L B Hargrove ended a revival in Winigan on Sunday night with large attentive audiences. Thirty professed conversions were recorded, twenty two joining the Baptist church and nine the Christian church. He praised the meeting and the courteous reception during services.

Win'gan L. B. Hargrove Winigan the Baptist Church Christian Church Hargrove

Potato Yield Advances with Higher Per Acre Output

Potato production in the United States remains a staple crop, reaching about 34 bushels per person. October 1926 reports show an acre yield of 109.6 bushels, above the 1921-25 five year average of 106.49 bushels. Gains are attributed to seed selection, fertilization, cultivation, and rotation.

United States

Fighting In Frorce Electric Theatre Tonight

A war film by the U S Signal Corps shows doughboys in action from the top through No Man's Land with scenes of shrapnel, gas, and destruction. Part of proceeds benefit the local American Legion Post and admission is 15 and 35 cents, plus a two reel comedy.

Frorce U. S. Signal Corps A. Eok Uncle Sam No Man’s Land American Legion Legion

Dickinson's 32 Inch Fast Color Ginghams Special Notice

Dickinson's advertises 32 inch fast color ginghams at 15e per yard with emphasis on price and fabric quality.

Dickinson’s

Missouri to Build New Bridges Over Mississippi

Missouri plans two new high bridges across the Mississippi at Louisiana and Cape Girardeau with a possible highway bridge at Hannibal. Existing Missouri bridge count includes three highway bridges at St. Louis, combined with rail bridges, and a Hannibal deck bridge with rail. Separate railroad bridges exist at Thebes St. Louis Akron and Louisiana.

Missouri Mississippi Mississipp Louisiana Cape Girardeau Hannibal St. Louis Father of Waters Thebes Akron

For Sale Second Hand Sewing Machines Range and Stove

Two second hand sewing machines and one second hand range are for sale. A Round Oak stove is also offered at bargain prices at Harvey and Neets Hardware.

Harvey and Neets Hardware

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