Trustee Sale Notice of 1916 Deed of Trust Foreclosure
Leonard C Peterson and Myrtle M Peterson defaulted on a $3290.90 note secured by a deed of trust dated October 1916. The trustee will sell the described property in Linn County Missouri at Browning post office front door on November 8 between 9 am and 5 pm to satisfy debt interest and costs. C M Thornton, Trustee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard C. Peterson
Myrtle M. Peterson
Recorder of Deeds
Linn County
Missouri
Browning
Guardian's Notice of Richard F. Nickell Estate
On September 25 1918 R M Calhoun was appointed guardian of Richard F Nickell of Linn County Missouri declared of unsound mind. Claimants must present estates within one year from that date or be barred. R M Calhoun Guardian. Attest Arthur L Pratt Judge of Probate. Oct 10.
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R. M. Calhoun
Richard F. Nickell
Linn County
Missouri
R.M. Calhoun
Arthur L. Pratt
Trustee's Sale Notice for Browning Lot Pair
Oley C. Hall and Nannie Hall default on a trust deed dated November 15 1932 in Linn County Missouri. The trustee will offer Lots 17 and 18 in Block 19 Browning at the Post Office door as provided in the deed to secure the note.
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Oley C. Hall
Nannie Hall
Recorder's Office
Linn County
Missouri
Bock
Browning
Fields Trustee Satisfies Debt Details
E. B. Fields, Trustee, satisfies the debt including interest and costs as specified in the administration of the trust and ensures full payment according to the settlement terms.
Single Tax Amendment Question For Farmers Vote
The amendment number 8 on the single tax proposal returns for public decision. It states that all taxes would be paid by landowners of the state and urges farmers to vote yes or no on November 5.
Prohibition Drive Urges Yes on Amendment Six in Linn County
A dry voter message from Ben Hill of Brookfield Missouri promotes Amendment Six as the state prohibition measure. It urges voters to mark Yes on the third column of the constitutional ballot and to go to the polls, citing past Linn County support and wartime duty.
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Linn County
Missouri
France
Ben ¥. Hill
Antisaloon League
Brookfield
Cross Roads and Corn Weather Report and Local Notes
Mrs G M Spencer of Corn is on the sick list. Ed Crump is able to be up and around now. Clorah Stevenson is working for Mrs D G Havens. Elba Turner is helping Isacc Baker run the saw mill. Corn harvesting is the order of the day. A fine rain visited this section Saturday night and Sunday morning. Clair Bingham and his sister Lou are improving. Mrs Hardin Dillinger and her little daughter Morene traveled to Keokuk Iowa to visit Mrs Clum Mitchell.
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G. M. Spencer
Rs. Hardin Dillinger
Morene
Keokuk, Iowa
Clum Mitchell
Missouri voters face nine constitutional amendments
At the election next Tuesday Missourians will vote on nine proposed constitutional amendments. Voters should study each amendment carefully and cast their ballot for or against based on their judgment. Amendments Six and Eight are highlighted as especially important, with Six addressing Prohibition and Eight addressing another major issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Notice of Rental Arrangement at Miss Veda 3 Krock Farm
A brief notice states the landlord rented Miss Veda 3 Krock's farm and mentions plans to roll May. The fragment provides no dates or parties beyond property and timing reference.
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Miss Veda
Krock’s. Farm
Bargain five room house and outbuildings for quick sale
Short notice sale offers a five room house, a 36 by 42 barn, a cement cave and other improvements. The property is fully fenced with four foot woven wire. Contact J. W. Brassfield for fast action.
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J. W. Brassfield
Going To War
A caller urges immediate settlement of outstanding accounts, noting many debts and requesting debtors call at once to settle by note or cash. Dr. Ingram signs the plea.
Wheatcraft Livestock Auctioneer Promises Six Years’ Success
QO S Wheatcraft, a livestock auctioneer based in North Salem, advertises six years of successful livestock selling with satisfaction guaranteed. For dates call North Salem Bank.
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QO. S. Wheatcraft
North Salem Bank
Letter from Mrs Wesley Ward about influenza in 1918 Kansas
Mrs Wesley Ward writes from Ben Allen Kansas on October 26 1918 describing cooler weather and two weeks of rain. She notes several influenza cases in the country but only one in the neighborhood and encloses 1.50 for the Leader Record.
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Ben Allen
Kan
Joe
Nickell
Browning
Ces
Wesley. Ward
Subscription Request From Canada Ex Pat
Mrs Ellis Shepherd of Pollockville Alberta writes to the Browning Leader Record enclosing one dollar to resume home paper after ten years away. She notes three brothers in Missouri and asks for a Canada annual rate of two dollars, offering to pay any balance if needed.
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Pollockville
Alta
Canada
Browning Leader Record
James
Robert
Roy Cotter
Missouri
Ellis Shepherd
Instructions for preparing Christmas parcels to overseas soldiers
Guidance outlines what to pack for Christmas parcels to servicemen abroad. Items must stay fresh from packing to delivery and avoid liquids or glass. Suggestions include dried fruits, hard candy, chocolate in protective wrapping, small oblong tin boxes, and home made nut candies. Wrapping uses a khaki seventeen inch square handkerchief. By Order of Com.
County Clerk W. J. Shatto Seeks Reelect Votes Support
Sullivan county’s busiest officer W. J. Shatto announces for another term as county clerk. He notes a tough year and heavy draft board duties but emphasizes staff help and dedication. He asks voters for support this fall.
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Sullivan County
W. §. Shatto
Wattenbrger Seeks Re Election as Sullivan County Clerk
The display notice invites readers to consider N. J. Wattenbrger the current Sullivan County circuit clerk as he seeks re election. The ad underscores his incumbency and ongoing campaign for another term.
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N. J. Wattenbrger
Sulivan County
Rhe
Sullivan County
When Sullivan County Clerks Earned Praise for Service
In remarks from supporters a circuit clerk is hailed as one of the best in Sullivan county in years. He also serves as probate officer, doing the job pro bono to save taxpayers money, and asks for support on November 5.
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Sullivan County
Card of Thanks for Mary A. Troyer and Lydia Troyer
We thank neighbors and friends for kindness and thoughtfulness shown during the illness and death of our mother Mary A. Troyer. Signed by Mary A. Troyer's family and Lydia Troyer.
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Mary A. Troyer
Lydia Troyer
Nickell Acknowledges Sullivan County Representative Bid
Joe Nickell announces his candidacy for Sullivan County representative in the August Primary. He notes family service burden since his son Ray joined the country’s service in 1917 and says the coming legislature is important. He pledges honest service if elected.
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Sullivan County
Ray
Joe Nickell
Notice to settle estate debts of the late Che Broyles
All parties who acknowledge or deny any horse or jack service on the books of the late Che Broyles must call to settle balances or explain why they do not owe. Estate may be closed. F R Duncan Admr.
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Che Broyles
F. R. Duncan
Admr
Mary Eyer 1834 1918 Obituary in Ontario and Sullivan County
Mary Eyer born January 4 1834 in Markham township Ontario died October 22 1918 aged 84 years 9 months 18 days interred Enterprise cemetery funeral by Rev Atwood Brookfield Married Nicholas Troyer March 11 1851 survivors include one son L F Troyer four daughters twenty three grandchildren ten great grandchildren and many relatives moved to Sullivan County after a fall conversion Mennonite then Presbyterian churches faithful servant during illness expressed love for all. Dearest mother thou has left us God bereft us healing sorrow.
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Mary Eyer
Markham Township
Ontario
Enterprise
Atwood
Brookfield
Nicholas Troyer
L. F. Troyer
Mary A. Troyer
J. W. Sevier
Lyda Troyer
H. A. Burris
Sullivan County
Troyer
Mennonite Church
Missouri
Presbyterian Church
Myers and Taylor Wed After Surprise License Run
J H Taylor and Miss Beryl Myers married after securing a license at Joilan and a ceremony with Rev. J F Patton. The bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs Andrew Myers and the groom is son of Mr and Mrs John B Aay.
Leader Record Congratulates Young Couple on Marriage
Leader Record extends warm congratulations to the couple and their friends, offering best wishes for a long, happy, and prosperous life together on life’s journey.
Aunty in Hiattville Sends Money Order as influenza Spreads
Mrs. J. B. Robinson of Hiattville Kan encloses a money order for the Leader Record and says influenza is raging there. Thirty cases in two miles, schools dismissed, and no church or Sunday school.
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J. B. Robinson
Hiattville
Kan
Leader Record
Letter from J F Jennings renews Leader Record in Austin
Sunday a letter arrived from J F Jennings of Austin Texas enclosing a $1.50 check to renew the Leader Record for another year. He notes both he and his wife have suffered illness from influenza that has been severe in that region and with a
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J. F. Jennings
Austin
Texas
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Browning, Mo
C.M. Thornton
E. B. Fields
Ed Crump
Clorah Stevenson
D. G. Havens
Elba Turner
Isacc Baker
Clair Bingham
Lou
Dr. Ingram
W. S.S. Shatto
Pense
County Clerks Office
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