Browning Fair Highlights Winners and a Special Election Plan
The Browning Missouri fair showcases numerous prizewinners across livestock, crops, and culinary entries with top honors for best looking babies and best displays. The town votes in a special election October 21 to decide a 3000 bond issue for a new park east of Mairs addition, with ballots marked for or against debt increase.
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Browning
Missouri
Mairs
D” Street
Board of Aldermen
Aldermen
Cur
The
Smith Realty Co
Springfield
Tenn
Leader Record
J. A. Mairs
City Election Notice from September 1919
The document specifies polling locations for west and east wards at K M Duncan's office and City Hall, with polls open from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. The notice is signed by Mayor M N Adamson and City Clerk S P Carr, stamped with the city seal.
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Bert L. Powell
M. N. Adamson
S. P. Carr
K. M. Duncan
SS. P. Darr
Correction flagging library lunch stand error at fair
The front page note under School Library reports a misprint in the amount raised by the Parent-Teachers Association at the street fair lunch stand. The corrected figure shows net proceeds of about 108 dollars and 19 cents, not 18 dollars and 19 cents.
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Edna Sparks
A. T. Sayers
L. Rensen
Ken Williams
W. B.ley
Ora Bennett
L. C. Broyles
J. T
E. R. Hateh, Jr
Chas. Brummet
J. G. Ipp
Lewis Long
Mrs. Bell Knig
Ernest Pearson
Jeff Fields
H. H. Hatch
George Chrispea
J. W. Kenley
S. J. W. Jones
Rhode Island Reds
J.D. Burwell
Railroad
Sumner
Shafter
Eddie Polg
Electric Theatre
Saturday Night
John Deer
Rock Island
Janesville
McCormick
Guy Johnson
Col
J. B. Fleming
Walter Sayers