Missouri State Fair 1908 Promises Largest Exhibits Yet
The 1908 Missouri State Fair closes entries Sept 25 and promises record crowds with livestock showings in sheep, horse, and cattle divisions. Featured races include the Missouri Futurity and the Challenge Stallion Race with a $1,250 purse split among owners. The piece also notes expansive attendance and rail rates tied to a road build amendment, with Curtis Hill asserting equal state services.
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Missouri
West
Columbus
Ohio
Woman Interrupts Political Speaker
A well dressed woman interrupted a political speaker by coughing continually. The note urges Foley's Honey and Tar as a cure for the cough and cold, touting its lack of opiates and yellow packaging. L. C. Lantz.
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Foley
L. C. Lantz
State Road Amendment Belief Sparks Letter to Editor
A reader letters cites belief in some political circle regarding a state road amendment. The writer addresses authorities and urges review. The note stresses public interest and asks for transparent discussion and action.
For Sale Items and Real Estate Offers
For sale listings include fall pigs with contact B F Peters, cattle and cattle sales by J T Fleming, 40 yearling steers offered, plus 100 acres near town at 55 dollars per acre and a five room house with two acres in Brown ing. Inquiries directed to LEADER-RECORD office or respective sellers.
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J. T. Fleming
Mrs Summers Delighted by Fall Showing Sales
Mrs Summers expressed strong satisfaction with sales during the fall showing, noting a positive reception and solid demand for items showcased. Her outline of success highlighted customer interest and favorable market response.
Trustee's Sale in Browning Missouri on October 22 1908
Peter McDonald and Annie McDonald defaulted on a deed of trust filed September 3 1907 and secured Lots 8 9 and 10 in Block 8 Browning Linn County Missouri. The sale will be held at the Brown ing post office door between 9 am and 4 pm for cash to pay interest and costs. B D Botavia trustee conducts the sale.
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Peter McDonald
Annie McDonald
Linn County
Missouri
Browning
Recorder's
B. D. Botavia
Order of Publication (In Vacation) Divorce Case
In Linn county Missouri 1908 a divorce suit by William E. Hollon against Mary E. Hollon is announced. The order requires public notice and states that unless the defendant appears at Linneus courthouse by December next term, the petition will be confessed and judgment granted. A true copy is recorded with the circuit clerk.
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State OF Missouri
Linn
Circuit Court
Linn County
William E. Hollon
Mary E. Hollon
BE. B. Fields
E. Hollon
Missouri
Linneus
Browning Mercantile Bank Co. seeks workers for shoe plant
Browning Mercantile Bank Co is advertising in Chicago that it needs girls and men for all departments at its shoe plant. The notice says positions are open as they leave town and will be paid while learning.
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