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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1915
Page
4
The 1915 statement lists Joe Nickell of Browning Missouri as Editor Managing Editor and Publisher. It notes no bondholders or other security holders owning 1 percent or more. The document is sworn and subscribed before Notary E. B. Fields on October 2 1915 with seal.
In the circuit court of Linn County Missouri a suit is filed by W E Davis against multiple defendants to secure a judgment barring any claim to real estate in Browning Linneus Missouri. The order of publication names defendants and unknown heirs and directs notification by publication.
Official circular stamp from the Circuit Court clerk H H Lamb at his Linnens Missouri office dated October 2 1915 confirming court seal and location in Linn County Missouri.
Letters of Administration granted by Linn county Missouri Probate Court to R. M. Calhoun for the estate of James R. Keithley deceased. Claims must be presented within six months for allowance. if not, they may be barred after one year from last publication.
Retired Kentucky chemist R A Thomas fed his horses a powder he devised. Neighbors saw the horses shine in spring as others shed. His Stock Remedy, sold by M F Bench, gained statewide notice with a money back guarantee.
Milan Missouri financial notice touts Money 10 loan with lowest rates and terms for farm financing. Burwell and Porter invite inquiries for farm loans and emphasize competitive offers.
John Moore advertises versatile draying and hauling services including teaming. He offers to handle all kinds of transporting tasks with experience and reliability for local shipments and freight needs.
South Sullivan notes list R. B. Head grading the Capitol Trail. Wade Havens and Havens guests with A. S. Havens. J. M. Hall returns from Kansas visit. W. P. Nickell family visit Browning with F. A. Fleming. Della Havens with Milwaukee railroad job visits home. Thurlo and Nickell drive to Kirksville with Eula returning for school. Alta Hawkins at Kirksville normal with parents A. A. Hawkins. Nina Nickell joins.
If you are going to buy a piano, it will pay you to see the Jones Music Co. of.
The article notes higher profits from breeding ewes compared with other classes, emphasizing profitability in sheep breeding operations and farm economics.
Howard Hackedorn of the Missouri College of Agriculture notes current cattle and feeder lamb scarcity and high prices. Western Merino blood ewes weighing 85 to 110 pounds are common. 130 to 140 can fit in a stock car. Buy ewes with solid mouths and good udders. avoid very old ewes. A yearling ram should service 35 to 40 ewes. contact University of Missouri for a breeder list.
Notice to customers that Herman L. Adams has sold his cleaning and pressing shop to Forest Turner who will take charge. All customers must call to collect their clothing and laundry. Unclaimed items in 30 days will be sold to cover charges.
Overstocked stock prompts a 10 percent discount on all soft coal heaters for the next 30 days. Sipson and Potter urge buyers to act now to secure a bargain on heating heaters.
James Head and Ethel Head securitized land in Linn County Missouri by deed of trust dated March 7 1913 recording details. The note for 5400 with accrued interest became due and payable and the trustee will proceed with foreclosure as of October 90 1916 per clause in the deed.
A brief note describes a group of seven members and one visitor traveling in two autos to North Salem for an event or visit.
Enthusiastic Browning union gathering opens with song prayer and a crusade psalm. Miss Lura Wallace outlines the women's crusade, Fran ces E Willard’s inspiration, and aims of the W C T U to educate against alcohol and narcotics and push prohibition worldwide. Governor Ben Hooper cited on legalized saloon. Mrs Palmer notes women’s franchise benefits amid a magal question. W and U pledge circulated.
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