Statement of Ownership For October 1932 Leader-Record Browning Mo
Joe Nickell editor publisher and owner of the Leader-Record Browning Missouri reports weekly publication from Browning. The October 1932 statement of ownership lists no bondholders holding 1 percent or more. Chester Bagley swore to the affidavit as notary public. commission expires May 31, 1936.
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Leader-Record
Browning
Eilitor
Joe Nickell
Browning, Missour
Mortaga
Chester Bagley
Paul Porter Seeks Linn County Prosecuting Attorney Nomination
Local announcement names Paul Porter of Enterprise township as a Republican candidate for Linn county prosecuting attorney. Support urged in the notice.
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Paul Porter
Enterprise Township
Linn County
Revival at White Oak Draws Large Crowds and Conversions
A church revival at White Oak led by Reverend Belle drew large crowds and reported several conversions. Local residents including Mrs Mollie Trumbo and Nellie Stephenson helped with papering the event. other neighbors and families are noted visiting, hosting, and attending pie suppers and gatherings across Milan and nearby areas.
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Mollie Trumbo
Nellie Stephenson
Johnie Stephenson
White Oak
Belle
Lord
Imogene
Junior Hollow
Roy Hollow
Walnut Grove Notes Highlight Local Visits and Events
Mr and Mrs Jim Sevier returned home from Washington Town after visiting daughter Lizzie Shaw. Mr and Mrs Lester Lawrence visited Clyde Hoskins. A group from the community attended a pie supper at Price Flower Friday night. Carl Head was a visitor Saturday evening. Princess Lawrence of
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Walter
Louis Stephenson
Jeff
Jake Fields
Clyde Brinkley
Helen Louise
Kirksville
Clem Springs
Iwabell Norman
Elzie Bauswell
Roy Pipes
Donald Pipes
Fritz Brinkley
Dany Brinkley
Belle
Rob Stephenson
W. P. Stephenson
Oscar Hollon
A. C. Brinkley
Roy Hollon
Mary Ellen Little
Arlene Fanning
Franklin Havens
Beryl Head
Byron Meggart
Lee Shepherd
Milan
A.C. Brinkley and
Clyde
Chillicothe
Walnut Grove
Jim Sevier
Lizzie Shaw
Washington, Town
Lester Lawrence
Clyde Hoskins
Piice Flower
Carl Head
Local Residents Trade Weekend Visits and Funeral
Near Milan Mrs. Charley Morris hosted her daughter on Sunday while Harold Pilcher from Pleasant Grove stayed with James and Earl Morris. Verda Pipes returned to school after tonsil and adenoid removal. Aunt Amanda Smith died Monday and was buried Tuesday at Purdin cemetery. Mrs. Glenn Moore cared for Aunt Amanda and returned home. Roscoe Cassity and wife visited the Smith home Monday evening. D L Cady and son-in-law visited Brookfield Thursday along with Mr and Mrs C L Grice.
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Harold Pilcher
Pleasant Grove
James and Earl Morris
Verda Pipes
Amanda Smith
Purdin
Glenn Moore
Browning
Roscoe Cassity
Lacleden
Shelby News Highlights Involving Local Residents
Mr and Mrs Bill Bailey and son Gale visited Shelby Monday night Harold Wilson had car trouble last Sunday Kermit Bullen and Miss Hazel Bailey called on Mr and Mrs Bill Bullen Saturday The Shelby school fair drew a large crowd and a big basketball game with Triplet Shelby winning 16 to 18 Ray Bauer is sick Raymond Smith and family visited the Smiths Thursday Wayne Bullen spent the weekend with Curt Bauer Cread Boyles made a business trip to Brookfield
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Shelby News
Bill Bailey
Gale
Shelby
Harold Wilson
Kermit Bullen
Hazel Bailey
Bill Bullen
Triplet
Raymond Smith
Rain Snow and Cold Spread Through Cross Roads and Cora
Two inches of rain fell Sunday followed by light snow Monday and a sharp frost Monday night. Local residents report crops husking with Earmest Bundridge and T. E. Bundridge nearby, while Jeff Fields sold 40 fat cattle to an Illinois buyer. Pie supper proceeds were corrected to 18 dollars and 84 cents.
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J. H. Tharp
Alden
Browning
White ’ ‘Oak
Belle
Milan
Jeff Fields
Illinois
Cora
Purdin residents attend Brookfield lodge meeting
J A Buswell and wife of Browning G A Garrett and D L Cady of Purdin traveled to Brookfield on Monday to attend the IOOF lodge meeting in the town.
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J. A. Buswell
Browning
G. A. Garrett
D. L. Cady
Purdin
Brookfield
F. Lodge
Notice of Final Settlement for Henry E Hanman Estate
Chester Bagley administrator of the Henry E Hanman estate announces final settlement at Linn County Probate Court Linneus Missouri on November 14 1932 creditors and interested parties may appear to contest or examine the accounting The notice lists the administrator and the county and date of settlement.
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Henry E. Hanman
Chester Bagley
Linn County
Missouri
Linneus
Farm Leaders Plan Linneus Meeting to Cut Leaks
Linn County farm leaders met in Linneus for an all day session with Agricultural Extension specialists to discuss stopping an annual loss of about 250,000 dollars due to leaks. County Agent Hall reviewed fifteen years of extension work while Wool and mutton production, poultry, hogs, dairy, and beef shaped income gains. Women prepared a Home Management program and 14 county chairmen planned Friday morning meetings to turn suggestions into a plan.
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Linn County
Linneus
Hall
Linn
County program offered at Farm Bureau meeting
The afternoon session will feature a county program presented for discussion and adoption. Sam Jordan will speak during the session. Community Leaders praised the help of local businessmen in making the program possible, with representation from most towns including Bill Jackson of Marceline, H C Carothers of Laclede, P C Palmer of Meadville, W W Western of Purjin, Frank Peery, and H J Wigsinton of Linneus.
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Farm Bureau
Sam Jordan
Bill Jackson
Marceline
H.C. Carothers
Laclede
P. C. Palmer
Meadville
W. W. Western
Pur Jin
Frank Peery
H. J. Wigsinton
Linneus
Optional Redistricting Vs Coercive Consolidation
A historic look at 1913 consolidation law and its flaws. More than 400 consolidated districts formed, but many faced lawsuits and gerrymandering. The General Assembly enacted a new optional redistricting law to replace the old system and create consolidated districts with broader tax and education plans.
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General Assembly
New Optional School District Plan Seeks Lower Costs
The proposed plan lays out districts countywide to end gerrymandering and allow enlarged districts only with voter consent. It promises lower tax rates by pooling resources, keeps existing districts unless voters approve changes, and emphasizes senior high district formation through cooperative boards to reduce education costs while maintaining efficiency.
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Boards of Education
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Ray Bauer
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