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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1911
Page
4
Personal notices report Pete Harvey in Sumner and C Jerome from College Mound on business. South Bend watches touted as best while Healy offers therm products and gold rings. Miss Verna Neely visited Purdin. Rev Fanning begins M E church meetings. several moves and visits across Milan Linneus Brookfield Galt and Winigan noted with farm sales and local commerce.
The undersigned warn all parties to keep off their farms with guns or dogs and threaten prosecution for trespass. Signatories include Fred and Clarence Johnson A. B. Clark F. S. Johnson Robert Creason and G. E. Wilhite.
Pleasant Grove community news highlights Tone Long and family returning to their farm to gather corn. Everson Carr and wife attend Miss Susan Mairs funeral. Miss Katie Lambert of Shelby visits her sister Mrs Edgar Cokerham. John McGhee and wife visit Browning. Mrs Rachel Owens visits daughter Mrs Roy Erback. John F Stones party enjoyed by attendees. Preaching at Pleasant Grove scheduled for next Sunday.
All are invited to a debate and box supper at the Gooch school house on Friday night November 17. Proceeds will benefit the library. J. D. Burwell, Teacher.
Mrs. Ben Mairs remains on the sick list while Mrs. F G Brookshier visited relatives near Milan. James Brassfield visited his son Parse Brassfield in Brookfield, with other brief travels noted including Miss Mable Lantz from Tina and Lura Wallace from Winigan. Local schooling progress under Mark Apshach and gathering corn delays due to rain are also mentioned along with cattle shipments by L M Kenley and plans for Thanksgiving hospital visits.
Five shares of stock in the Peoples Bank of Browning Missouri offered for sale for 750 dollars. Seller is J Watkins.
Sunday morning lovers of flowers mourn the loss after an unexpected cold spell froze most blooms. Dr. Hunter says such a drastic drop in temperature in one night was unforeseen and he feels the loss keenly.
H B Johnson testifies advertising pays off He sold a cow after advertising here and soon sold the Mrs Stinson property to A M Elliott He plans to advertise again for any future sales noting the paper’s role in quick trades in his experience
Tuesday J P Newton bought the building on the north side of J M Moore now housing Rice Restaurant. He plans a brick structure next spring to replace old wooden buildings and hopes more investors choose brick for rent, improving the north side.
Probate court of Linn county Missouri orders sale of Lots 5 and 6 in Block 4 Penns addition Browning to pay Sidney M Carter estate debts. On Friday in December 1911 between 9 AM and 4 PM at Linneus Court House door Linn county Missouri the administrator H F Carter sells to highest bidder for cash.
Notice is given that the administrator of the estate of Jane Ogle, deceased, will sell, under the Probate court order, on December 15 1911 at the Linn County courthouse, to pay debts. The property includes an undivided one half of the east half of the southeast quarter of section 28 and 14 acres, except six acres, in township 6 range 20 Linn County Missouri, at public vendue to the highest cash bidder.
Notice of administrator's sale for the estate of Fannie Ogle deceased. Under a Probate court order from Linn County Missouri November term 1911 the administrator will sell at public vendue at the courthouse in Neus during the sitting of the Circuit Court. The property includes undivided one half of the east half of the southeast quarter of section 28 and 14 acres, south half of the southwest quarter of the northwest quarter of section 21, except six acres off the neat side thereof in township 69 range 20 Line County Missouri.
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