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Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1912

Page

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Linn county Teachers Convention in Linneus

The Linn county teachers convention met in Linneus August 28 29 with Rev Dunkleberger opening. Officers elected include Joyce as president and E V Wilkerson as assistant chair with Pauline Cotter as secretary. The program covered rural graduation, daily schedules, new textbooks, and a declamatory contest won by Jessie Anderson Meadville.

Linn County Linneus Dunkleberger Joyce Presiding E. V. Wilkerson Pauline Cotter Brookfield Lottie B.aber Blanche Baker Pearl Baker Francis Green Ruth Norman Alma Snow Cora Frakes Mae Snow Laclede Jessie Bradley Mable Craft Cassie Heath Nellie Barber Meadville Nellie Shanks Lissa ~ Sidebottom W. C. Hoover Linneus H. E. Heinberg Rev. Dunkleberger Minnie Trippeer Susie Betson Beth Palmer Nellie Nurton Browning Lillian Whaley Lila F. Williams Francis Fields Jim Williams Bucklin Ora Lineberry J. F. Hortenstiene Purdin Mary Trumbo Blanche Maxwell West Strawberry Lillian Powell Briddie Robbins Ella Wisdom East Strawberry Fontaine Maxwell Johnson Lela Carr Burch Laura McNish South Sebago Cecil _ Dryden Catherine Edna Grice Melure Agnes Larson Elk Grove Ruby Warren Oak Dale Callie Shokones Moore Glen F. Hardin Grove Hill Earl Watson Holiness Collegiate Institute Florence Adams Essie Glance Cattey Nove Overstreet Climax Anna Wood Light Mary Ethel Jerone Mundell Sylvia Nichols Fairview Ethel Sharp Sunny Point Bessie Layster Warren Stella Banger Warner Maria Johnson Woodside Pauline Trumbo Marceline Fio Carr Sights May Larson Cash Anna Norton Greenview Willia Stephens Cary Edythe McBride Locust Creek Myrtle Harter Willowvale Dora Abbott Kirby Grace Williams Crescent Luella Sebring Pleasant Hill Gussie Fauss Sloneker P. M. Litton Phillips Albert Finnery Elm Grove Glyn Powell Eureka Katie Black North Salem Alice Maxwell Myrtle Johnson Oak Grove Etta Lantzlapp Ada Wood Pleas Shouse Tharp Mable Shiflet Pleasant Point Dollie Moore Georgie Sebring Shelby Pearl Adams Harper Stella Couch North Eagle Eulalie Symons Mr. Olive Ruth Collins Bethel Laura Storer Smith Craig Powell Joyce H. E. Hienberg Cecil Dryden J.J. Jordan American Book Company Luther Hardway Jefferson City Prof. Jones Kirksville 8. M. Strain Jessie Anderson Jessie Ramsey Stella Byler Seanna Jenkins

Wykoff Weds Miss Hall In August Nuptials

In this city at Rev. Moss home on Wednesday night August 28 L O Wykoff married Miss Mattie Hall. Oren is the second son of Mr and Mrs L T Wykoff and has worked for the Browning Creamery Company. Miss Hall is the second daughter of Mr and Mrs M Hall. The LeADER RECORD extends best wishes for a long happy life.

Barker of Moberly Lillian Whaley B. D. Bolling Joe Nickell Maud Fields Frances Fields Lilah Williams Eunice Dickinson Board of Education Barker Moss L.O. Wykoff Mattie Hall Oren L. T. Wykoff Browning Creamery Company Miss Hall M. Hall Leader-Record

Progressives of Sullivan County Organize at Milan Meeting

The Sullivan County progressives held a Milan gathering to form a permanent committee with C. D. Busick as chairman and Joe Nickell as secretary. Judge Fleming and Judge Caffee addressed the convention. Delegates to the St. Louis convention on September 3 were named, with J. E. Hollon and J. P. Painter elected to lead the interim committee on September 10.

Sullivan County Milan C. D. Busick Joe Nickell Judge Fleming Judge Caffee St. Louis C.B. Davis J. A. Hill Hugh Baldridge R. H. Hamilton J. E. Hollon

Directors set plans for Linn and Sullivan street fair

The street fair association directors meet at the opera house to review subscription lists. Merchants have contributed generously with solicitors aiming to raise about three hundred dollars. J W Crookshanks named to head agricultural exhibits and Mrs F A Fleming to lead the art department with assistants as needed.

Street Fair Association Opera House J. W. Crookshanks F. A. Fleming College of Agriculture Missouri Linn Sullivan Counties

McCOWN-FOSTER Weds in Chillicothe

Thomas McCown of this city married Maggie Foster of Sumner in Chillicothe on Wednesday August 28. Rev Cole performed the ceremony in front of friends. McCown, son of Jefferson McCown, has long resided here and was known as a bachelor. Foster is praised as one of Sumner’s charming ladies. The couple receives hearty congratulations.

Chillicothe Thos. McCown Maggie Foster Sumner Cole Thos Jefferson McCown Mias Foster

Jackson Township Meeting Program at Jackson Center School

Friday evening September 13 program begins 7 45. Opening Song. The object of our reading circle during the coming period outlines the meeting agenda and activities for the Jackson Township group at the local school.

Jackson Townshipers Jackson Center

Township Association Meeting Agenda Items

Monthly notes list presentations by Frank Tomlin Dollie Moore May Sayers Ruth Dryden Lizzie Gooch Ruth Collins Ethel Gerome and Sharp Woods McMichael. Volunteers urged to attend and prepare for duties with a cordial invitation from committee members Dollie Moore and Cecil Dryden.

Frank Tomlin Dollie Moore May Sayers Cecil Dryden Ruth Dryden Lizzie Gooch Ruth Collins Ethel Gerome Sharp, Woods and McMichael

Fine Box of Fruit Delights Colorado Hosts

Mr and Mrs W T Prather and son Fay returned from an extended visit with Mr and Mrs Harry Woolf of Palisade Colorado. They enjoyed the country and a box of fine fruit from the Woolfs with apples peaches plums and pears. The Woolfs irrigated orchard is thriving and priced higher. they plan to exhibit fruit at the street fair. Edwin Tomlin stayed to attend school.

W. T. Prather Fay Harry Woolf Palisade Colo Willis Clem Colorado Springs Harry Carl Woolf Edwin Tomlin Prather

Local Cement Work Buoys Homes and Silos

C W Haggard leads a crew this week laying foundations and cement porches for George Walker Chas Ingraham and J W P McQuown. They recently finished silos for Wm Neet and C N Russell and prepared a tank for Bud Lay. Walter Crooks and J M Thurlo receive water tanks. Charley reports nine ears of cement sold and seeks more cement work.

C.W. Haggard George Walker Chas. Ingraham J. W. P. McQuown Wm. Neet C. N. Russell Bud Lay J. M. Thurlo Walter Crooks Charley

Adourned creamery meeting to reconvene November 7 at 2 p.m

At the annual creamery meeting several members left before business finished and adjourned to Saturday November 7 at 2 p.m to take up the assessment. Shareholders are urged to attend. A Chicago express order dispute ends with a farmer challenging a merchant to patronize the home paper.

Adj T R. H. Hamilton Joe Nickell Sec’y Chicago

Uncle Reuben's Letter About Campaign Cash and Giants

A historical column discusses political intrigue involving Standard Oil linked to Teddy Roosevelt era funding. It alleges a 1904 campaign contribution from Standard Oil via Bliss to the Republican committee and critiques attacks on Col. Roosevelt, noting past penalties and political maneuvering and suggesting suppression of opposition through party power.

Penrose John D. Archbold Standard Oil Fame Col. Nvo Campain Standard Oil Company Bliss National Republican Committee Teddy Waz Ananias Register T. R Roosevelt Standard Oil Teddy Chicago

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