Local Post Office Registry Notice From Brown Ing Mo
A short label appears stating mail matter classified as second class at Brown ing Missouri post office date July 8 1897 with reference see.
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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1912
Page
4
Uncle Reuben's Letter on Campaign Fundraising and Taft Teddy
The letter discusses campaign money from corporations in 1904 and Teddy Roosevelt versus Taft, noting millions in contributions and the influence of big money. It questions Mrs Marshall's political alignment and mocks partisan media, ending with a note about real estate ads from Wm. Harvey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teddy
T. R. Wils
Lincoln
Taft
Marshal Allus
Thomas Riley
Washington
Roosevelt
Hisself
Reuben
Wm. Harvey
Purdin Items and Local Updates
L M McNally and Prof Melvin drove to the country Sunday afternoon. Rev Bowles filled his regular appointment at the M E church Sunday. Browning Street Fair drew many locals and praised by attendees. Floy Meads left for Colorado for the winter. Cassity left for Lawson and Kansas City to visit relatives. Peddler Sam, back from the old country, may settle here. A stementicon show in Cassity hall Saturday night pleased viewers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. M. McNally
Prof. Melvin
Floy Meads
Points
Colorado
R. D.’ Cassity
Lawson
Kansas City
Cassity Hall
Grain Wanted by O. A. Talbott Grain Co
J. W. Jones advertises grain and seeds for sale in the area seeking offers and prices from sellers. Prospective suppliers are invited to contact Jones to obtain current quotations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. A. Talbott Grain Co
J. W. Jones
Illness and events in North Salem and area
Miss Ethel Houser and Miss Maple Moore are ill with cold and typhoid fever respectively. Families and visitors frequent North Salem as the street fair yields praise and rain aids the area. A steer died from lightning while attending farm duties. A baseball injury fractures a bone below the knee. Campbellite Christians plan to build a church as funds near completion.
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J. L. Brown
Fred Kennedy
Prof. Powell
This Place
Sergh Wyatt
Local Notices Mention October 1912 Home Visits
Dr Nevins reports visiting a son at Harvey Mc Collum's home on October 7 and a daughter at Evert Bakers on Sunday October 13 1912. Advertisement promotes solid gold rings in sets with guaranteed replacement if lost, claiming seamless solid gold construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Nevins
Harvey McCollum
Evert Baker
Adv. Healy
Neet Farms Sells Large Herds in Sullivan County
Sullivan county touts Wm Neet as a top cattle and hog farmer after selling 57 steers averaging 1890 lb and 73 hogs at 262 lb each. Prices reached 9.50 and 7 per cwt for steers and 8.50 for hogs, with total proceeds near 9000 dollars. Bull Bailey Gibson arranged the sale delivered at Humphreys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan County
Wm. Neet
Bull
Bailey & Gibson
Humphreys
Neet
Swift Addresses Republican Meeting at Opera House
Dr. Fowler Swift spoke to a fair audience at the opera house on Friday night. He is a fluent speaker and his address drew attentive listening, though turnout was limited by late notice and bad weather.
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Fowler Swift
Draying Ad Offers Prompt Careful Service
The notice from W. M. Hicks advertises draying services after purchasing the dray. It invites prompt and careful handling of tasks and transportation for customers seeking reliable local service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Hicks
Adv
Sorge Visits Sister in Milwaukee Then Returns Home
A. G. Sorge, guest of his sister Mrs. Anna Clobb of Milwaukee, Wis., for several days, returned Friday to his home near Winigan. The reunion after many years was a pleasant visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Sorge
Anna Clobb
Milwaukee
Wis
Winigan
Notice to debtors from Adv Lantz and Glaze
All parties owing on account are urged to call and settle their balances as payment is needed. Adv Lantz and Glaze announce this notice to their clients and the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adv
Lantz & Glaze
Notice to settle accounts with late Dr Charles Van Wye
Debt due to the late Dr Chas Van Wye must be settled. All creditors are urged to call at the Admx Mrs M Ex Van Wye home to close their accounts and maintain proper records for settlement with the estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. van Wye
M. EX
van Wye
Administrator's Notice for Henry Swicegood Estate
Letters of Administration have been granted to Charles M. Thornton by the Linn County Missouri Probate Court hearing October 10 1912. All claimants must exhibit claims for allowance within six months or be barred from benefit. claims not shown within one year from publication will be forever barred.
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Henry Swicegood
Linn County
Missouri
Charles M. Thornton
Also Mentioned on This Page
THE
Browning, Missouri
Joseph Nickell
Piamond K Flour
Purdin
Mrs. Harrison Blackburn
Bales
Mrs. Verne Brown
Mrs. Brown
Mrs
E. L. Jones
Sam
Old Country
Grain
North Salem
Ethel Houser
Miss Maple Moore
Drewie Watson
A. W. Payne
Yellow Creek
Henry Warren
Myrtle Johnson
Brookfield
Bennett Lumber Go
Guy Adams
Mgr
Ady
J. B. Fleming
Auctiogeer
C. B. Knifong
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