Browning Boy Is Making Good in the West
Verle J. Atkins writes from Zuni New Mexico praising Indian life and promising articles for Browning Leader Record. He notes a transfer to the United Pueblo Agency in Albuquerque and a salary increase to 135 dollars a month. He plans to send Indian history material to readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zuni, N. M
Joe Nickell
Browning Leader Record
Browning
Missouri
Nickell
Zuni Indian Reservation
United Pueblos Agency
Albuquerque
New Mexico
John Collier
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Washington
Great Southwest
Verle J. Atkins
Browning's Merchants Offer Cost Saving Trade Values
Browning's merchants promote active trade and invite customers to save money with value driven deals.
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Browning
Sunday-Jane hosts a party and plans rides on a horse
Sunday-Jane hosts a gathering of girls over the weekend and they ride a horse. They ask a man to join and select the longest rider available, boasting eight riders. The scene shifts to Monday with police activity and newspaper reports of an arrestee. The editor notes the rope incident as a major advertiser. The week continues with school coach comments, a joke about Beeft ball star, and a teacher question on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane
Badagen
Ottos Coodon
Big & Strong
Joe
Game Warden Confusion Sparks Schoolyard Debate
A fragment describes a dispute over who enforces games for kids with Jake claiming authority is held by a game warden. The note references teachers, a friend of Lige Kidd, and legal trouble linked to attorney concerns and a residence on the opposite side of a creek.
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Klass
Jake
Skornfle
Saterday
Lige Kidd
Crick
Bonds For Light Plant Defeated In Kirksville Vote
A Kirksville special election defeated a $650000 municipal power and light plant project. Voters rejected a $352000 bond issue by 2124 to 656, halting plans for the plant.
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Kirksville
No Sol After Long Cloudy Week Brings Small Reprieve
A dreary stretch of overcast, wet weather dominated the past week hindering corn drying and field work. Muddy roads and damp air kept spirits low though snow storms from the north and west spared the area. Yesterday sunshine briefly returned raising hopes for improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sol
Meanest Thief Robs Home of Deceased in City
A group stole blankets sheets pillow slips silverware and other items from the home of Mrs Allie Brown deceased. The crime occurred recently with the goods intended for sale Saturday. Police must pursue and indict the culprits.
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Allie Brown
Quartet to Sing at Baptist Church Sunday Night
A mixed quartet led by Mrs. Vera F Lay soprano Miss Wilma Norvell contralto J R Willians tenor and R M Calhoun bass will perform a special double number during the Sunday night song service at the Baptist church. The four voices blend in harmony and should delight lovers of fine vocal music.
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Vera F. Lay
Wilma Norvell
J. R. Willians
R. M. Calhoun
the Baptist Church
Harness and strap goods at Dodson Harness shop Browning MO
Farmers urged to oil and repair harness before winter damage. Dodson Harness & Shoe Shop advertises a full line of harness and strap work and custom making. K W Vencill, harness maker, Browning Missouri located one door east of the Post Office.
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Dodson Harness & Shoe Shop
K. W. Vencill
Browning
Missouri
I O O F District Meeting In Milan
The I O O F district meeting for districts 5 and 17 was held at the Milan Odd Fellows hall Saturday night with about seventy five members. Grand Warden Al Seipman supervised degree work while visitors praised the instruction and entertainment. Browning's lodge sent Herbert C Bailey Fay Peterson Ross Lantz and B H Peterson. Rebekahs provided refreshments.
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Odd Fellows Hall
Milan
al Seipman
Browning
Herbert C. Bailey
Fay Peterson
Ross Lantz
B. H. Peterson
Brethern
Shafter True Blue Club Elects Leaders At November Meeting
The Shafter True Blue Club held its November 13 election at the hall. Officers elected include President Mrs Edgar Morris and Vice President Mrs Warren Gooch. Fifteen members attended with visitors present. The club outlined a year of projects for school improvement and community events.
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The
True Blue Club
Shafter
Edgar Morris
Warren Gooch
Darrald Hutchinson
Kenneth Gooch
Milburn Gilmer
Reading
Tom Morris
Outlook
Carrie Bowyer
Jeff Molloy
Grover Murrell
Sam Gooch
Elmer Hammock
George Phillips
Byron Molloy
Lou Arnold
Bill Morris
Willard Phillips
Chaiman
R. E. Smith
Price Gilmer
Vernon Phillips
Beulah Land
Kenneth Jen Jennings
Bobbie Shiflett
Sunshine Workers Club Play Day Sparks Social Fun
The Sunshine Workers Club of Brookshier met Thursday on November 14 with Mrs. H. F. Kille for a day of no work. Members invited guests, shared a covered dish luncheon, and enjoyed games, contests, and music. Prizes went to Dorothy Sayre and others. thirteen members attended due to illness and bad weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Workers Club
Brookshier
H. F. Kille
Dorothy Sayre
Gertie Maggart
Myrtle Gray
Ruth Kille
Alda Brookshier
Vera Kille
Roy Marlay
Veda Lambert
James Dunlap
Willis E. Christner
Kathleen Stephenson
Sunshine Workers Club Meeting Highlights November 13
The Sunshine Workers Club met with Mrs. Bernice Coram for an all day quilting session on November 13. A noon dinner was served. Members present included Mable Maxwell Cora Pearler Mellie Thudium and Minnie.
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Sunshine Workers Club
Bernice Coram
Mesdames Mable Maxwell
Cora Pearler
Mellie Thudium
Minnie
Frances Lou Lawriece Celebrates Seventh Birthday
Entertained Mr and Mrs Otis Lawriece and daughter Frances Lou hosted Sunday dinner for Mr and Mrs Harry Rhodes and son Bennie Mr and Mrs Glenn Rhodes Miss Chloe Rinehart Mr and Mrs Earl Nickell and daughter Joyce Ann and Mr and Mrs Billy Rhodes The occasion marked Frances Lou's seventh birthday Guests departed late after wishing her many more happy birthdays.
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Otis Lawriece
Frances Lou
Harry Rhodes
Bennie
Glenn Rhodes
Chloe Rinehart
Earl Nickell
Joyce Ann
Billy Rhodes
Rhodes Dinner Guests Include Six Ladies and Children
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Rhodes entertained Monday with guests Miss Chloe Rinehart, Mrs. Frank Bauer, Mrs. Rosa Bailey, Mrs. Kermit Rulon, Mrs. Juanita Page and their children Reta Doris and Jerry Leon, Herman and Leon Gooch.
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Glenn Rhodes
Chloe Rinehart
Frank Bauer
Rosa Bailey
Kermit Rulon
Juanita Page
Reta Doris
Jerry Leon
Herman
Leon Gooch
Stitch and Chatter Club Meetings At Doris Hanman Home
Despite bad roads members and visitors arrived to help quilt birth day club quilt and embroider. After dinner and business the group sang and readives with Purples and Golds while dues were collected and attendance reached twenty three with four absentees and eighteen visitors listed.
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Doris Hanman
Doris
Alma
Allie
Lolyia
Vesta
Emerson Bailey
Raymond
Bart Lambert
Bill DeVore
Loy
John Allen Kelley
Jim Elliott
Ted
Mary Jo
Gary Hanman
Theodore
Marlin Steele
Hester Steele
Opal Johnson
Belle Riley
Bliss Stone
Births Reported By Dr Becker
Mr and Mrs Wess Bundridge welcomed a baby boy on November 6. Mr and Mrs Cecil Cassity welcomed a nine pound baby boy on November 18. Mr and Mrs Ellie Baker welcomed a boy on November 18. Mr and Mrs Nova Straley welcomed a son on November 19.
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Becker
Wess Bundridge
Cecil Cassity
Ellie Baker
Nova Straley
Notrotts and Hanna Dine With Christy Family
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Notrott and Mrs. M. W. Hanna of Brookfield and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Notrott of Kirksville were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Van C. Christy and son.
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Fred Notrott
M. W. Hanna
Brookfield
Carl Notrott
Kirksville
van C. Christy and Son
Browning Farm Club elects new manager and staff
At a Browning Farm Club board meeting Noel Myers was chosen manager with Mervin Garrett as bookkeeper and Elmer Harris as truck man and helper. Scott resigns as manager to take a Cameron position. New staff takes charge December 1. The program includes music, a turkey prize, and a school fundraiser.
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Browning Farm Club
Noel Myers
Mervin Garrett
Elmer Harris
Noel
Scott
Chillicothe Business College
Johnson Chevrolet Company
Getic
M. T. Scott
Browning
Cameron
Our City
Last An Old White and Lemon Setter Dog Missing
Old white and lemon setter dog with worn front teeth last seen three or four miles east of Cora. Notify Joe Nevins if found.
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Cora
Joe Nevins
Milan Teams Sweep Trio in Two at Milan
Milan defeated both teams on Tuesday as home girls impressed more than the boys. A Linneus tournament trip was canceled due to a misunderstanding. Upcoming trip to Humphreys looms with Humphreys boys having won first in Sullivan county. Sick lists thin the boys squad with Brassfield and Smith out. Day and Dodson also absent.
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Milan
Humphreys
Sullivan County
Eugene Brassfield
Paul Smith
Stanley Day
Vera Dodson
Nelson
Feed Grinding Demonstration Rescheduled For This Week
Reinhard Bros announces a postponed feed grinding demonstration moved to Friday and Saturday at the same location under the same terms. Phone 123.
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Reinhard Bros
Tax Collector Notice for Benton Township
J. J. Smith announces he will be at Citizens Saving Bank on Saturday November 23 and 30 to collect taxes for Benton Township.
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Citizens Saving Bank
Benton Township
J. J. Smith
Willing Workers Club Holds All Day Embroidery Meeting
The Willing Workers Club met with Mrs Henry Taylor on Wednesday November 23 for an all day session. Members embroidered tea towels and worked on two quilts then enjoyed a bountiful noon dinner. The president Mrs Lena Campbell led business and Christmas exchanges.
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Willing Workers Club
Henry Taylor
Lena Campbell
Manie
Mary Vincent
Mesdames
Mary Cotter
Madie Martin
Manie Vincent
Mira Lay
Iva Rhodes
Clara Lay
Mary Taylor
Lucy Cumbo
Mary Griffis
Mabel Brown
Hazel Griffis
Charlotte Haley
Marjorie Lay
Lela Norvell
Louise Martin
Hazel Stephenson
Isabel Gooch
Carolyn Haley
Cecil Cotter
Max Brown
Bonnie Zoe Lay
Vella Jean Gooch
Carol Francis Norvell
Taylor
Marie Vincent
Ladies Enjoy Seven O'clock Bridge Dinner at Wicker Home
Mrs. H. E. Wicker and Mrs. Jas. R. Williams hosted a seven o'clock bridge dinner on Thursday evening November 14 at Mrs. Wicker's home. Twenty eight ladies attended. High score went to Mrs. Adram Glaze with second to Mrs. James D. Lay. Traveling prize was won by Mrs. A. Gale Thurlo.
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H. E. Wicker
Jas. R. Williams
Also Mentioned on This Page
Browning Boy
West
Verle Atkins
Uncle Sam
Shafter True Blue Club
Lois Rulon
Stitch and Chatter Club
Rev. Hobbs
John Browning
H. S
H.S
Nona Clair Neet
Maysal Vencill
Evalyn Miller
Patricia Gooch
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