Ownership of Linn County Homes
The United States Census bulletin reports Linn County contains 6121 homes with 2545 farm homes. Of these, 1012 farm homes are owned free of mortgage, 1028 are mortgaged, and 501 farm homes are occupied by renters.
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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1914
Page
4
The United States Census bulletin reports Linn County contains 6121 homes with 2545 farm homes. Of these, 1012 farm homes are owned free of mortgage, 1028 are mortgaged, and 501 farm homes are occupied by renters.
A small percentage of both rural and urban homes in this county show measurable activity. Data indicates limited engagement across housing areas, highlighting disparities in utilization and investment.
The Leader-Record announces recent new and renewal subscribers. Names include R L Gibson Florence Colorado Chas Phillips North Bend Washington Claude Shores Clark Missouri Dan G Haley route 1 J W Schreck Spanish Fort Texas Carl Norvell Humphreys James Crooks Chillicothe K A Watkins Humphreys Cale Smith route 1 Obe Broyles route 1 S C Lantz Purdin Eula Thurlo Mexico Missouri H F Crookshanks Waukena California W H Moore North Salem W F Roach Humphreys Jas Mundell route 2 James Crist New Boston A G Sorge Winigan.
Local notes show Rev W W Clay attending a conference in Maryville this week and readers welcome his return for another year. A forage ad offers 100 acres near town, mostly grass, with water and improvements, via W A Bundies. Bundies is a key contact among several personal notices and shop ads, with war news summaries and social visits from Pendleton Oregon guests, and a sale of oak wood and kindling at set prices.
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