Trustee's Sale Notice in Browning Missouri 1918
Leonard C. Peterson and Myrtle M. Peterson defaulted on a note secured by deed of trust dated October 11 1916 recorded in Linn County Missouri The North Half of the Southeast Quarter Section 18 Township 60 Range 20 is the property to be sold The sale will be at the Front Door of the Post Office Browning Missouri on Friday November 8 1918 between 9 a m and 5 p m to satisfy the debt interest and costs The trustee is C M Thornton
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard C. Peterson
Myrtle M. Peterson
Recorder of Deeds
Linn County
Missouri
Browning
Guardian's Notice for Richard F. Nickell in Linn County
On September 25 1918 R M Calhoun received a certificate of appointment as guardian of the person and estate of Richard F Nickell of Linn County Missouri an unsound mind. All claimants must present their claims within one year from the grant date or be barred from the estate. Attest Judge Arthur L Pratt. October 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. Calhoun
Richard F. Nickell
Linn County
Missouri
Arthur L. Pratt
Trust deed details for Browning property sale in Linn County
Trustee's sale records reveal Oley C Hall and Nannie Hall conveying Browning real estate Lot 17 and 18 in Block 19 in 1913 to secure a promissory note. The deed, recorded in Book 186 page 438, notes default on the loan.
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Oley C. Hall
Nannie Hall
Recorder's Office
Linn County
Missouri
Bock
Browning
Notice of Grocery Market Reopening by Kenley
L M Kenley announces purchase of the Davis and Burwell Grocery Bakery and Meat market and offers fresh bread meat groceries fruits and vegetables daily. He invites patronage and fair treatment with low prices and provides phone number 90 for orders. Respectfully, successor to Davis and Burwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis & Burwell
L. M. Kenley
Obituary of John W Newton Born in Ohio Died in 1918
John William Newton born June 20 1849 in Washington county Ohio died October 16 1918 aged 69 years 3 months 26 days. He married Sarah M Farson October 10 1871 and eight children were born. Survived by wife three sons Wesley D William A Chas W of Ringland Montana four daughters Anna Graham Green City Sadie Payne North Salem Clara Newton Cora one daughter predeceased at 21. He had ten grandchildren four brothers Boyd Westley Ohio D R Oklahoma Allen Montana. He joined the Methodist church young then joined the Christian church until death. Funeral by Elder H B Underwood Milan at Farview cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John William Newton
Washington County
Ohio
Sarah M. Farson
Sarah M. Newton
Wesley D
William A
Chas. W
Ringland
Mont
Anna Graham
Green City Mo
Sadie Payne
North Salem
Clara Newton
Cora
Boyd
Westley
D. R
Oklahoma
Allen
Montana
Methodist Church
Christian Church
H. B. Underwood
Milan
Farview
Save Shells for Red Cross Gas Protection
The Browning Red Cross asks Browning and vicinity to collect dry shells and pits including peach apricot prune plum olive date cherry Brazil walnut hickory and butternut. 200 peach scones yield enough carbon to protect one soldier from gas and seven pounds of nuts provide the same. Leave at Leader Record office F A Fleming's Office or the Postoffice.
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Browning Red Cross
Browning
Leader Record Office
F. A. Fleming
Postoffice
Banker Gibson to resign with moves to Chillicothe
Mr Gibson will resign effective November 1 but stay on the Chillicothe Taft Company board and keep stock. He moves from Dawn where he spent over ten years as president of the Bank of Dawn and will retain ties with that institution. He will move his family to Chillicothe before November first, joining a growing Isherwood Green Houses venture and other interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isherwood Green Houses
Chillicothe Taft Company
Gibson
Chillicothe
Bank of Dawn
Dawn Institution
Chillicothe Trust Company
Chillcothe
Chillicothe Tribune
Going To War Now Demands For Immediate Settlements
Dr Ingram insists that all debtors promptly call and settle their accounts either by note or cash. He notes a large number of accounts on his books and urges immediate payment.
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Dr. Ingram
Card of Thanks for Chas. Snell Burial Helpers
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude to the people of Browning and North Salem for acts of kindness shown during the burial of Chas. Snell. Mrs. Chas. Snell thanks the community for support and condolences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browning
North Salem
Chas. Snell
Duncan demands early settlement of all accounts
A formal notice from K. M. Duncan urges prompt payment of all due accounts and asks those with balances to call and settle at once in a respectful closing.
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K. M.duncan
Alfalfa Planting and Remembered Romances Picnic Reflections
The passage muses on sowing alfalfa and learning seed growth as a metaphor for memory and a first love. It notes Picnics failing to meet old standards this year and hints at lingering romances amid discomfort from chiggers and red ants.
Notice of Final Settlement for Davis & Burwell
Having sold our Grocery Bakery and Meat Market we urge all debtors to call at the old stand to settle accounts at once. We thank patrons for past patronage and hope you continue to buy from our successor Mr L M Kenley. Davis and Burwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. M. Kenley
Davis & Burwell
Stone for concrete work at new school building
Forty to fifty ton of crushed stone available from Robertson and Son. Suitable for concrete use and priced to attract quick buyers. Stone may be seen at the new school building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robertson and Son
Live Stock Auctioneer Wheatcraft Promotes Services
O S Wheatcraft, an experienced livestock auctioneer, advertises six years of successful selling and guarantees satisfaction. For dates contact the North Salem Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Salem Bank
Ben Davis Apples For Sale At Orchard
W P Nickell offers Ben Davis apples in hand picked condition. A few hundred bushels available at 1.75 dollars per bushel at the orchard. Second grades offered cheaper. Phone orders accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Davis
W. P. Nickell
Former Missourian seeks buyer for $8000 stock
Comanche Montana October 15 1918 Browning Leader Record Dear Editor I have neglected you but when a fellow comes through he is OK. My property and hardware stock are for sale worth 8000 but I will sell for cash for 6000. Get me a buyer. I will write to anyone and give full particulars. Geo Keithley
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comanche
Mont
Browning Leader-Record
Browning, Mo
O. K
Geo. C. Keithley
Barr and Putman wed in Seymour and now faces influenza
Marriage to Ralph R. Barr of Corydon Iowa and Beulah Putman of this city announced. The ceremony occurred July 14 1918 in Seymour Iowa. After a wedding trip they returned to Ames where Mr Barr entered Auto Mechanical Training School. Mrs Barr resumed work at Peoples Gas and Electric Co and left for Ames upon telegram about his serious illness from Spanish influenza.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph R. Barr
Corydon
Iowa
Beulah Putman
Seymour
Barr
Auto Mechanical Training
Ames
Peoples Gas & Electric Co
Chillicothe Constitution
Change at Chillicothe Trust Co
At a directors meeting of the Chillicothe Trust Company on Monday A E Gibson was elected secretary to succeed R L Isherwood. Gibson has served 11 years as president of the Farmers and Traders Bank of Dawn Missouri. Isherwood was replaced amid organizational changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chillicothe Trust Co
Chillicothe Trust Company
A. E. Gibson
Farmers & Traders Bank of
Dawn
Chillicothe Institute
R. L. Isherwood
Isherwood
Piled Aks Ale
Missouri-Isms and Rural Observations on Life
A stylized column mocks phrases and habits in Missouri life. It rails against fear of criticism and praises honest speech while urging farmers to save soil to boost acre yields and reduce costs.
Pleasant Surprise Marks Mrs Creason Sixtieth Birthday
About forty relatives and friends gathered at Mr and Mrs R A Creason's home to celebrate Mrs Creason's sixtieth birthday with filled baskets, a feast, sixty candles, games, and reminiscing on bygone times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Creason
Mrs. Credson
Cross Roads and Cora Update
Elmer Sevier shipped cattle from Cora last week as local notes mention ongoing activity. Tom Fanning reports no improvement in his writing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cross
Cora
Tom Fanning
Elmer Sevier
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Cole
Eliot
Fuel Savers Headquarters
DEVOE
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Browning, Missouri
Cecil Clem
Jas. Bohannon
Unionville
D. G. Havens
Clay Franklin
Kansas City, MO
C. H. Lawrence