Post Office Notice for Brown Imn Missouri
Classified note stating item Mistered at the Brown imn Missouri post office as second class mail matter dated July 8 1897.
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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1937
Page
2
Classified note stating item Mistered at the Brown imn Missouri post office as second class mail matter dated July 8 1897.
Statement of Ownership October 1 1937 Browning Missouri details publisher G T Woodward owner Joe Nickell Estate and notes on bondholders. Also includes humor and community items from Browning with local notices and society news mentioning Ball Hines Lovelle Grindstaff Burress and others.
The piece notes a school of experience with a uniform overalls attribute and claims that value rises with the difficulty of obtaining it. It also mentions a farmer hoping for at least six gallons per bushel of apples after harvest, highlighting rural optimism.
A reflective piece urges individuals to be noble in identity and to excel in every task. It urges kind speech and to spread joy in all places, encouraging personal integrity and positive influence.
Creditors and interested parties are notified that I W R Head administrator will make final settlement of the D H C Lambert estate at the Linn County Probate Court in Linneus Missouri on November 8 1937. W R Head Administrator.
Harvey H. Dunkin, executor of the estate of John H. Dunkin deceased, announces intent to make final settlement at the next Probate Court term in Missouri. The session will be held in Linneus on November 8, 1937.
Raymond DeVore a Kirksville student spent the weekend with home folks. Mr and Mrs Roy Smith visited with their sister and brother Mr and Mrs Frank Smith and mother Mrs Hoskins of Youngstown. Local folks attended the Fields and Nickell sales. Ralph Sevier’s were Browning visitors Saturday evening. Mr and Mrs Charley Purdin called at the Dan Coffman home Friday afternoon. Frankie Morris an agent.
Last week a grocery firm solicited orders in the neighborhood. Frankie suffered foot amputation this summer and is recovering satisfactorily. Mr and Mrs Marlin Woodside visited home folks. Mrs George Walker’s birthday was celebrated by relatives including Andrew Pfeiffer Luther DeVore Barclay Buddy Sallee Albert Hawkins and America Moore. Dess Fanning and sons Arle and Harold spent the weekend with home folks, transferred from Marceline to Revere and departed Sunday.
Local notes describe achievment day at Linneus and church basement completion under fifty dollars. Residents visit, entertain, and move, including Bowyer farewells to Brookfield, CCC veteran James Coulter’s return, and pensions for area seniors. Community events, visits, and home improvements fill the week in Shafter.
Mr. Dudley Phillips visits his daughter Mrs. Tom Morris and family. Mrs. Edgar Morris and True Blue Club members visited Mrs. R. E. Smith’s home near Eversonville for a health talk. Families gathered for Sunday dinners with relatives in Bear Branch Linneus and Brookfield. Shafter horseshoe team beat Linneus in Linneus. Rah Rah for our boys.
Mrs A W Cotter drove to Marceline Saturday. Leland and Mrs Gable moved to Dr Dryden residence Thursday. Blender and Pagley families moved into Nichols property. Arm strong sisters visited D L Cady Monday. Spencer Bowyer sale drew large crowd and bids. Families traveled to Kansas City Detroit and Ozarks for trips. Locals praise new bridges and lake filled with motor boats Sunday.
Mr and Mrs E C Helms motor to Chillicothe last week to visit his brother and wife Wallace Helms. Mrs D L Cady called on Miss Mary Sayers Wednesday evening. Mrs Ed Pulliam is slowly improving. Mr and Mrs W T Cady of Chillicothe and Mrs David Cady of Meadville dined with Dr and Mrs Kroeger and visited Ed Pulliam Sunday. Mrs Dayton Street hosted a farewell party for Charley McNally Wednesday night. Dr Kroeger and wife and Floyd Harding and wife attended.
Miss Ruth Foster of the Missouri College of Agriculture offers tips for packing appealing and adequate school lunches. She advises roomy containers for a thermos bottle, daily airing and washing, waxed paper wrapping, and separate packaging for each sandwich and treats to keep foods fresh and crisp.
Frank T. Sheets argues in Public Safety that modern highways though advanced remain inadequate. He envisions future networks with multi lane super highways central dividers and arterial urban streets to move traffic with minimal congestion and lower fatalities, acknowledging the high cost and long timeline.
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