Sheriff Sale in Linn County Missouri Public Auction of Browns Browning Lots
Under a special execution F A Fleming sues Oley Hall and the sheriff will auction Lots 17 and 18 in Block 19 original Browning town Linn County Missouri. The sale is set for October 11 1918 at Brookfield Court House to settle the judgment and costs with cash to the highest bidder.
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Circuit Court
Linn County
F. A. Fleming
Oley Hall
Browning Linn County
Missouri
Said County
Court House
Brookfield
Oley
U. S. Sportsman
Peoples Bank Stockholders Meeting Notice
Notice is given for the 17th annual stockholders meeting of Peoples Bank to be held at the Browning Missouri banking house on Thursday October 31 1918 at 9 o'clock a.m. for at least three hours. The meeting will elect five directors for the upcoming year and transact other proper business. James Neet President Attest RR Bailey Secretary.
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The
Peoples Bank
Browning
Missouri
James Neet
Attest RR
Ownership Statement for Leader-Record Browning MO
Statement of Ownership for the Leader Record weekly at Browning Missouri. Editor and publisher Joe Nickell. Bond holders and security: none. Sworn before J D Burwell Notary Public on September 30 1918. Commission expires April 8 1920.
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Leader-Record
Browning
Joe Nickell
Browning, Isours
Agees
EAL
J. D. Burwell
Fall Weather Report From Dilliner and Cora Areas
Fall weather noted in Dilliner and Cora as residents report cool air and changing skies. Daniels moves slowly toward Milan with J Herbert Kenley and his wife in tow, while a pie supper is planned at Roads on Saturday night and Roads school shows progress with Weaver and Jas Hens active in the area.
Local visits and social events in area
Mrs. Nora E. Spencer and children visited relatives in Galt on Saturday. A number of residents attended a pie supper at Pleasant Grove Saturday. Daniel Head and family called on their daughter, Mrs. Alva Brinkley, in Linneus on Sunday.
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Nora E. Spencer
Galt
Pleasant Grove
Daniel Head
Mrs
Alva Brinkley
North East Linn Social Notes Residents Attend Visits
Noah Head and family visited Perry Christians on Sunday while James Crist and wife visited relatives in Oklahoma. Miss Naoma McCollum is poorly. F M Cattey and family traveled to Browning for a business trip. William Campbell and wife of Marceline visited Perry B McCollum Sunday. Ward Ware recovering well after appendicitis. Claud Elliott and family attended the Old Settlers at Linn on Saturday. Uncle Lawrence Dyer re roofed his barn. E V Jones and wife visited Ben Roulon who is ill. I J McCollum family and John Smiths visited Obe Clapp family Sunday.
Lee Woods and Miss Essie Moore wed at Linneus
Lee Woods of near Shafter and Miss Essie Moore married Saturday at the Old Settlers in Linneus. The bride, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Moore, is known locally. the groom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Woods, is a promising young farmer. They will live with the groom’s parents for now as friends extend best wishes.
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Lee Woods
Shafter
Essie Moore
Linneus
R. L. Moore
Robert Woods
Record
Letter from Mrs Robinson on shipyard life in 1918
Vancouver Washington September 20 1918 Mrs M M Robinson writes to renew Leader Record subscription and mentions H C Bailey at the old soldiers reunion in Portland. She reports good weather four ships ready to launch this week and notes Rob inson guards at the shipyards.
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Vancouver
Wash
Joe Nickell
Leader
H. C. Bailey
Portland
Robinson
Mrs. M. M. Robinson
Government Builds Two Massive Power Plants Near Charleston
The United States government has spent millions on constructing two large power and explosive plants. One is located at St. Nitro near Charleston, West Virginia, and the second near Old town. Details remain sparse in the surviving text.
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United States
St. Nitro
West Virginia
Charleston
Old
War plant jobs seek workers at Hickory and Nashville
Hickory near Nashville Tennessee reports first units of large explosive plants in operation. Dupont Powder Company and Hercules Powder Company recruit through the U S Employment Service Public Service Reserve for eight hour shifts, offering training to non traditional workers from ages eighteen to fifty, including those rejected by the draft for minor defects. The Hercules Nitro plant will employ about 40 000. the Dupont Nashville plant will be larger and requires in person physicals at Kansas City St Louis Joplin or Springfield representatives. shipments depart Kansas City Tuesdays and Saturdays. contact Mr J D Burwell Browning Missouri for rates and details.
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Hercules
Nitro
Dupont
Nashville
U. S
Kansas City
St. Louis
Joplin
Springfield
U. S. Public Service Reserve
J. D. Burwell
Browning, Mo
Brookfield Lad Returns To Town As Big Guy In Parade
Brookfield Missouri chronicles a hometown visit by Ralph A Hankinson a Brookfield lad who rose from nothing to national fame with cartoons titled Boyhood Ambitions The Thrill That Comes Once In A Lifetime and When A Fellow Needs A Friend He plans a homecoming parade and grand entrance as his highly anticipated entrepreneurial homecoming.
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Fair Ground
Brookfield
Ralph A. Hankinson
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Stockholders’ Meeting
Statement of
Dilliner
Cora
Hn Kenley
Milan
Ass Roads School
J. Herbert Kenley
Live Stock Commission CO
Union Stock Yards
Chicago
James H. Gooch
North East Linn
Noah Head
Perry Christians
James Crist
Oklahoma
Naoma McCollum
F. M. Cattey
William Campbell
Marceline
Perry B. McCollum
Ward Ware
Claud Elliott
Old Settlers
Linnaus
Lawrence Dyer
E. V. Jones
Ben Roulon
I. J. McCollum
Gertrude
John Smith
Mrs. Obe Clapp
Woods—Moore
Brookfield Lad
James Lee
Purdin
Shropshire Ewes
Ricker
W. T. Cordray
Purdin Red Cross
H. G. Johnson
J. B. Fleming
Ray Lee
Virgil Lee, Adm
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