Ownership Statement for Browning Leader Record 1940
Notarized ownership and management declaration for Browning Leader Record published in Browning Missouri date October 1 1940. Names listed include Publisher G T Woodward Browning Missouri Owner Fern N Woodward Browning Missouri with no bondholders or other security holders 1 percent or more. Notary J H Calhoun.
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Browning _Leader Record
Browning
Missouri
State of Missouri
G. T. Woodward
Browning, Missouri
Fern N. Woodward
J. H. Calhoun
Beecher Quote On Good Will Opens Brown Article
A Brownfield column begins with Henry Ward Beecher’s line about a man’s good will and nature shaping his life among peers. The piece notes there are some folks in Brownfield and hints at local social dynamics.
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Henry Ward Beecher
Brown
Gossip and Gas Sparks Home Improvements in Local Ads
Chas Maggart near Cora spruces up his house with yellow pine or oak flooring priced from 6.40 to 11.20 per unit for a 10 by 12 room. Forrest Thomas of North Salem reroofs. Clarence Nichols adds two enclosed porches. Kitchen and bedroom papers on sale 9c to 1.89 per room. John Burkholder builds a new smoke house. Fibber and Mollie endorse Johnson Car Nu for shine with a pint. New storm coop priced 4.25. metal wagon box bottoms 4.00. Jess Burwell interiors at the Post Office. Humpreys Ledge adds 16 by 32 bevel tile insulite ceiling for Payne Funeral Parlors building.
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C.F
Humphreys
Payne Funeral
Wolf hunter to trap in Linn County this fall
County agent Hall reports A. E. Gray will hire a wolf hunter in Linn County to begin trapping before wolves threaten sheep this fall. The trapper works with the U S Department of Interior the County Court and Linn County Wool Growers Association. L. J. Mc Intosh named official hunter.
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Hall
A. E. Gray
Linn
U.S. Dept. of Interior
Public School Brownie Basketball Schedule 1940
October 15 Green City Here October 18 Shelby There October 22 Laredo There October 24 Elementary Program October 25 Linneus There. Oc Harley Almond Editor.
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Green City
Shelby
Laredo
Linneus
Second Literary Club Meeting and Bull-Dog News Growth
The Second Literary Club met Friday October 4 with a good program enjoyed by members. Tests ran this week and grade cards will be ready soon. The Bull-Dog News grows in popularity as the English Class celebrates their work. A plant collection with green enameled pots beautifies the room, cared for by rotating pupils. The fourth grade finishes US study with four large maps showing elevation, states, products, rivers, and cities.
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United States
Rhythm band uniforms completed for October 24 program
The rhythm band capes and caps are finished in scarlet with soldier style trim. Gratitude is given to Mrs. Edgar Carter Mrs. John Browning Mrs. Noel Lay and Mrs. Joe Nevins for making the uniforms. Rehearsals for the Christmas operetta The Chratchets Christmas are underway across all grades.
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Edgar Carter
John Browning
Noel Lay
Joe Nevins
Can You Imagine Lorraine Taylor in Study Hall Scene
A list-like vignette describes Lorraine Taylor alone in study hall Nadine Jones quiet Mrs Bantner busy Edward Elliott beside a girl and La Mae Daniels not tickled, suggesting a school scene with varied student behavior.
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Lorraine Taylor
Nadine Jones
Mrs. Bantner
Edward Elliott
la Mae Daniels
Browning Girls Defeat Bucklin 28 to 19 in Close Game
Browning girls posted a 28 to 19 victory over Bucklin as Phyllis Vincent hit three straight baskets late in the first half. Eudora helped inside, and the team showed strong ball handling and technique while the student body eyes Linn County tournament. Boys fell 18 to Bucklin as they struggled from the floor and urged support for upcoming games.
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Browning
Bucklin
Eudora
Phyllis Vincent
Linn County
DeGreef
Reid Kenley
Mrs Brantner Confronts Typist Over Damaged Typewriter
Imogene Garrett explains she re modeled the typewriter to avoid mistakes while Mrs Brantner asks who could use it. The exchange suggests tension over equipment access in a domestic setting.
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Mrs. Brantner
Imogene Garrett
Beyond the Rio Grande Pictorial at B. H. S. October Program
The presentation by Ramsay titled Beyond the Rio Grande offers a humorous color slide show about Mexico. Open to the public at 3 o'clock with admission 5 and 10 cents. Also notes student body thanks to donors, welcomes VanDeen Ogle and Bennie Bob Hall, and six week tests conclude with hope of passing.
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Rio Grande
Mexico
United States
Ramsay
Roy Calhoun
Mathematical Paradox on Work Rates Sparks Debate
Mr Williams argues figures cannot lie, claiming 12 men build a house in 12 days, 288 in one day, 17 280 in one hour, and 1 036 800 in one second. Edwin Day challenges the rapid scaling and doubts the implausibility of such speeds.
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Mr. Williams
Edwin Day
Public Auction Planned for Browning Lots in 1940
These Lots in the original town of Browning Missouri and the Smith Addition will be sold at Public Auction starting 10:00 a.m. at the Postoffice Door Browning Missouri on the First Monday in November 1940. Nelle Williams City Collector.
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Browning
Missouri
Smith
Giraffe Wet Feet Question Prompts Childrens Debate
Dorothy Woodside asks if a giraffe can have a sore throat from wet feet. Junior German replies yes but only next week.
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Dorothy Woodside
Junior German
Notice of Final Settlement in Estate of E W Nickell
Notice is given to all creditors and interested parties that I W P Nickell executor will make final settlement of the estate of E W Nickell deceased at the next term of the Probate Court of Linn County Missouri to be held at Linneus on November 11 1940 W P Nickell Executor
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E. W. Nickell
I. W. P. Nickell
Linn County
Missouri
Linneus
W. P. Nickell
George Christy
Joseph D. Christy
Prngpilla C. Mullins
Pleasant Hill Items Show Rain and Cooler Weekend
Pleasant Hill notes report light rainfall over the weekend and noticeably cooler air. Sunday, Sept. 30, many relatives gathered at the homes of Wm. Riley and Chas. Newton to visit with their son.
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Pleasant Hill
Wm. Riley
Chas. Newton
Willard's visit followed by extended voyage plans
The text lists numerous locals visiting and hosting Willard before his departure for a long journey to China via Hawaii. It notes gatherings, candy suppers, and the attendance of neighbors and friends, including the Grahams, Gherkes, Spakes, Paynes, Browns, Tucker family, Ruth Bennett, and Ira Bailey among others. Also mentions James Smith's visit, illnesses of Britton and G. E. Smith, and various hometown activities.
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Jno. Tucker
Bernice
Junior
Clara Newton
Betty Cleeton
Winigan
E. W. Riley
Stanley
Josephine Straley
Willard
Ira Bailey
James Smith
Chas. Britton
G.E. Smith
A. L. Knnfong
Lynden
Ruth Bennett
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Harley Almond
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Browning, Mo
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T. R. McArtor
M. D
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DR. Vinton Jones
Carl Brassfield
Larry McDaniel
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Dickmann-Hannegan Machine
Harry S. Truman
Charley McCarthys
America
Wendell L. Willkie
Forrest C. Donnell
Jefferson City
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Manuel H. Davis
United States Senate
Pendergast
Dickmann-Hannegan
Republican State Committee
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