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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1922
Page
4
Notice shows mail matter entered at Brown ing Missouri as second class on July 8 1897. Records indicate routine filing under postal service procedures for periodicals or notices, reflecting historical mail status.
The document lists ownership details for the Leader Record weekly in Browning Missouri. It notes Joe Nickell as publisher and includes sworn statements with notary J D Burwell. Additional items advertise farm loans at five and one half percent by Burwell & Porter Brookfield and other listings for pasture rental and pews for sale.
Walter Patterson and family and John Boomer and family spent Sunday at the Will Penhale home. Bernard Bagley of Illinois visits grandparents Charles Bagley and wife. Mrs Patterson and Joe Boomer visit Chillicothe relatives. The Purdin fair drew a good crowd and many displays. Frank Cassity served on jury in Brookfield last week. Jim Buswell infant died Saturday. John Molloy stayed Friday night with Joe Creasons. Charles Bagley and family hosted visits this week.
G M Spencer and Elmer Se vier shipped hogs from Cora on Tuesday. Charley Fanning Ray Spencer and Ed Almond delivered hogs at Cora on Tuesday. L C Broyles and family went to Kirksville Sunday. Floyd Fanning purchased S E Hagens store at Cora. John Cooper and family spent Sunday with G M Spencers. Cleveland Jennings and family visited J H Tharps and D A Jennings Saturday and Sunday. Nell Maxey and family and Luther Brookshier spent Sunday at J H Tharps.
We thank our many friends for acts of kindness shown during the illness, death and burial of our beloved wife and mother. John T. Hooker and Children.
North East Linn records a series of Sunday visits and family check ins. McCollum and wife with Perry Christian and family visited Mrs. Dale Sill. Charley Cordray took children to Kirksville to see Mrs. Cordray in hospital. Mrs. Etta Sutterrick from Portland Oregon visits her aunt Mrs. Maggie Brewer and relatives. Ben Cattey and family visited Bill Moore. Earl Abbott and family visited F M Cattey. Mrs. Grace McCollum and daughter Helen with Mrs. Rose are mentioned. Weather notes report fine weather with a light frost Monday night.
Creditors and others interest in the estate of Abner E. Lambert, deceased, are notified that E. M. Lambert and B. J. Lambert, administrators, will make a final settlement at the next term of the Probate Court of Linn County Missouri at Linneus on November 13, 1922.
Administrator's notice states Letters Testamentary granted for EB B Fields estate in Linn County Missouri hearing Sept 25 1922. Creditors must file claims within six months or be barred. one year to exhibit claims from letters grant date. Gertrude Fields ExecutrixAttest Atty Arthur L Pratt Judge of Probate.
Abbott and children Martha and Bobby were guests of Mrs Maggie Brewer on Sunday. Lawrence Dryer and wife visited Roy McCollum’s home Sunday for a social call.
A reflective stance on the surge of beggars in towns, noting the difficulty of distinguishing genuine need from fraud. The piece argues for a practical plan to identify regular grafters while ensuring temporary aid reaches those truly needy and criticizes persistent panhandling as a public disgrace.
In fall abundance, T J Talbert warns supplies may deplete by mid November, especially early varieties like Jonathan Grimes and Delicious. Store properly in cellar or frost proof pit now for home use as prices stay low while supplies last.
The article outlines December or January storage for rarities like Stayman Rome and York, with February and March suitable for Ben Davis Gano Winespa and Ingram. It stresses closed packaging to prevent rot and spores, and requires sound, matured apples free of bruises. A good cellar needs frost protection, steady near 40 degrees or below, and ventilation.
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