Brown Office Sealed For Second Class Mail Delay
In Brown the post office reports a delay affecting second class mail on Thursday October 1 1914 with unclear details from the OCR fragment.
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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1914
Page
4
Kansas City Stock Yards Cattle Trade Report 1914
Cattle movement at Kansas City Stock Yards remains brisk with 29 000 head today. Prices fall on lower grades from 15 to 35 cents while the market stays steady to 10 lower overall. Prime steers top at 11 dollars. yearlings reach 10 25. strong demand for fleshy feeders persists across regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kansas
Illinois
Marshall & Hill
Greenwood County
Colorado
Panhandle
Missouri
Iowa
Senator White Sworn In and Daily Shuffle to St Louis
Senator Ben L White was sworn in as first assistant to District Attorney Oliver in St Louis Monday after traveling there Sunday night. He and Mrs White will stay at the American hotel until arrangements are made for their move. The Marceline Mirror notes Golmar Brothers show headlines in Milan and Sullivan county drawing large crowds with a street parade and a sold out big tent performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben. L. White
St. Louis
Oliver
Federal Court
Senator White
American Hotel
Milan
Golmar Brothers
Sullivan County
Roundhouse
Nive
Local and Personal News From Chillicothe and Nearby
Mr and Mrs Curt Tiffany and Mr and Mrs Ed Murphy of Chillicothe visited Friday with Mr and Mrs C W Haggard and other relatives and friends. Mrs John T Hooker commends fine home grown produce. Blackmore of Chicago spent Thursday planning with his mother Mrs Phillip nonville. Rev A L Pipes and family of Natonia Kates were in town at the week’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curt Tiffany
Ed Murphy
Chillicothe
C.W. Haggard
Q, Blackmore
Chicago
Phillip Nonville
J.A. Brown
A. L. Pipes
Natonia
Kates
We Have the Means and Enterprise to Grow Industry
The American Press notes that with raw materials machinery money and energy present the key need is national recognition that industry must be supported. Growth will spur employment and provide jobs for everyone across the country.
Fragments of local life and letters from Duncan township
A reader notes about rain since August units. visitors and neighbors share updates from Polkson Pol son a Montana couple touring western states visit near the city. Family arrivals welcome newborn daughter of Pur din couple. Uncle Philip Brumbaugh renews subscription and recalls his birthday and busy week gathering caches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Brumbaugh
A. M. Arthurs
Jay
Oklahoma
Mr. Brumbaugh
R. Brumbaugh
Duncan Township
Missouri postmasters convene in Mexico for ninth annual meet
The ninth annual convention of the Missouri State League of third and fourth class postmasters will be held in Mexico on October 5 and 6. All county postmasters in the state are invited. The Commercial Club of Mexico appointed a committee on reception and entertainment to extend invitations and distribute news readers to state publications. Planned activities include morning and afternoon business sessions and evening entertainments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri State League of Third and
Mexico
Commercial Club
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Poe
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Secord Clase
J. A. Rickart
Mar. Cor
Sumner Star
John T. Hooker
A. S. Lambert
Lam‘bert
A. W. Pipes
Polson
Montana
Wa. P. Pipes
Lon Baskett
Near
Linneus
W. A. Bundies
Mr. Baskett
J.S. Burk
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D. G. Burk
Mr. Burk
H. C. Bailey
J. B. Calehoun
Purdin
Babe
John
E. V. Hanna
Whaley's
Sebdoff
Reyen
the Farmers Store
B.D. Bou Browning Savings Bank
F. R. Duncan
B. D. Boutra
J. B. Harmon
B. F. Johnson
W.T. Prarner
J. W. Gooen, Sr
A. E. Lambert
Eros
Jas. Newt
Cashier
J. B. Stone
C. Bailey
Ass’t Cashier
the Peoples Bank
Browning, Missouri
J. G. Watson
R. H. Hamilton
B. J. Lambert
J. B. F. Wampler
Jas. Neet, M. P. Brainfield, W. E. Duckworth
Hi. C. Bailey
J. B. 8Tone
L. Gibson
J. I. Harmon
J. W. Sevier
J. A. Calhoun
R.M. Calhoun
Farmers’ Exchange Bank
Thurlo
H’ A. Thurlo
Wm. Shepherd
Harmon
H. C
Pearsor, L
Schrock I
B’ Christy
Business Directory
de. Roy. Whaley
Cali
J. B. Robinson
C. Bartlett, D.V.S
Browning Lodge
Dr. Is Blomtun
E. S
Ady. Haggard Bros
B. Lambert
Robert Crowdis
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