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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1915
Page
4
Small town postal notice printed as part of a 1915 issue indicates Brown City, Missouri, was labeled second class mail matter on July 8, 1897, with Thursday, October 28, 1915 shown.
Legal notice for 1915 Linn County Missouri case in Browning and Linneus. W. E. Davis sues Marty Brush and others to bar all claims to Lot 14 Block 7 Browning. Published notice for December 1915 term with four weekly publications. Also includes trustee sale details for Linn County real estate described as sections and lots in Township 60 20 West.
If you are going to buy a piano, see the Jones Music Co. of Brookfield selling high grade pianos at factory prices for the next thirty one days. Your old in-
Letters of Administration granted to R M Calhoun for the estate of James R Keithley in Linn county Missouri dated September 28 1915. All claims must be exhibited within six months for allowance or be barred. one year from last publication to avoid forever barred claims.
B A Thomas a Kentucky retired chemist fed horses a powder he called stock remedy. Neighbors noticed slick shining coats in spring before shedding. He shared the powder and now the remedy is known across Kentucky among horsemen and farmers who prize strong horses cows or sheep. Money back guarantee.
Becca s of No 213 call a meeting Monday November 1 at 7 30 p m in I OC F hall Mrs Davis vice president of the Rebecca State Assembly will attend and conduct a school of instruction Elizabeth Lantz N G
News is scarce this week. George McKinney visited relatives near Owasco. Charley Bailey and wife of Browning spent Sunday with Ed Myers. Ad Grindstaff and family spent Sunday in Roger.
Read about a practical test for laying hens with pink tongues and healthy gills. The article links pale tongues and white palates to a non laying condition and promotes B. A. Thomas Poultry Powder as a guaranteed remedy to start the liver and boost egg production, endorsed by M. F. Bench.
W. P. Carter shipped eight carloads of horses to the St. Louis market on Monday. The 142 head represent purchases made during the past week and mark one of his largest consignments. Carter, well known by farmers in Kaigis and Nebraska, is praised as a top buyer and friendly advertiser.
Cross Roads and Corn section notes Mrs Ed Bundridge visited Pur din Friday to see relatives and friends. Miss Delia Bundy of Pur din returned home Friday after visiting relatives. Mr and Mrs E E Maxey visited daughter Mrs Arthur Pipes and her family near Green City. Carl Straley and family near North Salem visited Mrs Straley's parents Mr and Mrs C C Dodson Monday. Mrs Harden Dilliner of Jefferson City visiting relatives in Cora went to Brown ing Monday to see sister Mrs Cium.
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