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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1946
Page
5
Everett Harris announces he will be at the Citizens Savings Bank in Browning every Saturday in December to collect taxes for Pleasant Hill township.
A motivational line urges resilience and focus with the message to not flinch or fumble and to hit the line hard as a charge toward success. The citation attributes the exhortation to Theodore Roosevelt, framing it as an inspirational principle.
Households may miss the product while politicians still distribute soft soap to the public as part of outreach efforts. The move highlights ongoing public relations tactics ahead of the elections.
Cloudy and cold Monday morning. Neighbors visit relatives across Clem Springs area including the Glidewells and Jennings families. Duff Jennings travels to Green City for business, and local residents assist with wood cutting for Roy Knifong. Death of Mrs. Allen Bauswell brings sympathy from friends and relatives who also note Carrie Dean’s return home after her sister’s illness.
Miss Geraldine McCollum spent the week-end with aunt and family Mr. and Mrs. John Tucker and sons. Spencer Britton visited his parents Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Britton and Robert. The Kimbrough Mundell Powell group visited sister Mrs. E. W. Riley and Eugene Straley. Eugene Straley saw Elmo Britton and attended the Browning show. The Brittons shopped at Kirksville on Saturday evening.
North East Linn items record visits and movements as families and friends gather. The Corams and Abbotts share a weekend visit. Milhoan and McCollums understand woodwork and farm tasks. Morton and Farson families join Abbott kin for meals. Grace McCollum travels from Kirksville. Adams family relocates to Charley Cordray farm. Earl McCollum and Crist households host relatives. Mrs. Earl McCollum travels to Pollock area for granddaughter care. Harold Adams’s Iowa relatives spend weekend with family.
Mr and Mrs Paul Crist purchased the Ben Hardinger farm and are performing carpentry work before moving in Edgar McCollum assists with the renovations. The note mentions Emma Milhoan and a reference to a mother figure in the two days last week.
The column records a cold weekend with no snow, plans for Ola Tully and friends to travel to Phoenix, visits from Dr. Dixon to Leonard Richardson, and social calls in Purdin. It notes Mr. and Mrs. Ray McNally visiting for the new baby, shopping trips, and several local trades.
Letters of administration granted by Linn County Missouri Probate Court onNovember 4 1946 for Cora Brantner deceased. Creditors must file claims within six months for allowance and within one year to avoid bar. Attest J W Milhoan administrator and Arthur L Pratt judge of probate. First insertion November 28.
Voters in Linn County head to the polls on December 10 1946 to decide a 300000 bond issue for a new 50 bed public hospital to be built near the county center west of Brookfield Missouri The measure would be financed entirely by county taxes with no Federal funds or grants pending a state hospital needs survey and area need approval.
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