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Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1913

Page

4

Purdin Items and Local Changes

Dan Long moved into the J. A. Cassity property. John Warren and family visited his mother south of Shelby on Sunday. A. M. Cassity paints his house to enhance appearance. L. E. Carter the Brown ice man delivers ice in Purdin by truck this past week. R. W. Cassity bought a new automobile for country trips delivering goods. Wm. Belcher purchased E. L. Jones property known as the Riven place to move soon. Elder R. G. Edwards began a series of Church of Christ meetings Sunday to continue indefinitely. public invitation extended.

John Warren Shelby Sunday A. M. Cassity L.E. Carter Browning Purdin Wm. Belcher E. L. Jones R. G. Edwards Church of Christ

Linneus News Briefs From Northeast Linn County

Dry and dusty conditions persist as farmers cut corn and dig for water. Mrs. W. W. Jones remains very ill at her daughter Mrs. F. M. Cattey’s home. Henry Thudium and son shipped two carloads of fat cattle to Chicago last week. Miss Gertrude McCollum began a nine month term at Chaplin school house. Arthur Howe’s daughter near Unionville died last Tuesday and was buried at Bethel cemetery. The ballot box closed at 10 p m. counting continued until 3 20 a m with two contestants remaining.

W. W. Jones F.M. Cattey Henry Thudium and Chicago Gertrude McCollum Chaplin School Arthur Howe Unionville Bethel Cemetery Arthur Cattey Kansas City Hinda Fuller

Rev Nickell to Speak at M E Church Services

Reverend M. R. F. Nickell will occupy the pulpit at the M E church Sunday morning and night. All are cordially invited to attend.

M. R. F. Nickell M. E

Local Notes From Scottsville Area

Scattered weekly items include A G Artz losing nearly all hogs and W Williams hauling logs to Roger. Families like Mig Foster, Oia Creason teaching Haley school, and many neighbors visiting kin. Several hay fever cases noted along with Sunday visits and calves bought.

W. Williams Roger Mrs. Mig Foster Doll Dell's Oia Creason Haley G. A. Barrows S. Atkins J.W. Riddle

Pearson Bros Barn Drayman Notice

Headquarters at the Pearson Bros Barn. All orders left with them will prompt attention by Wm Hicks, Drayman.

Pearson Bros Wm. Hicks Drayman

Green Valley Notes Brighten Dry Season

Local items report Bert Zeigler visiting home while corn cutting continues. Bill Borum threshes oats for F P McKay and Fay Peterson. A Humphreys meeting grows strong as Grundy county fair draws attendees. A baby girl born to Robi Zeigler of Roger and Mrs Auldin McCalley visit Humphreys. The Grafonola contest ends with five prizes awarded including a sewing machine and a gold watch.

Mrs Robi. Zeigler Roger Humphreys Isaac Reeder Eva Sayers Lois Davisson

Mendota Block Coal Exclusive Agency Ad

We have made arrangements to handle the Mendota Block Coal this year. We have the exclusive agency on it and the price will be in line with all Iowa coals. See us. Adv. tf Peters Prod.Co.

Mendota Iowa

Undertaker's Supplies In Browning Area Ad

Undertakers supplies offered with copper lined caskets grave vaults robes suits and slippers of all kinds. Visit T. B. Mundell at 134 miles south west of Browning Missouri before you buy.

T. B. Mundell Browning, Mo

Uncle Reuben Warns of Progressive Tactics in Politics

Uncle Reuben's letter critiques state level manipulation by governors to foster progressives, argues Republicans and progressives are being used as political tools, and warns against overreacting to tariff and currency bills. He predicts possible crop and livestock driven cost increases, not tariff policy, and notes cautious optimism about the Wilson administration. Reuben Hardscrabble signs off.

National Progressive Party Ohio Cox Dayton Uncle Reud United States Congress

Real estate transfers week ending August 30 1918

Real estate transfers for the week ending August 30 1918 are listed from the abstract books of Higgins and McDuff Milan Missouri. The report records parcel transfers, likely including names of grantors and grantees and corresponding property descriptions as filed in Milan.

Higgins and McDuff Milan

Real estate transfers and local social notes from Milan area

Property deeds show James O Martin and James Parkey buying and selling land in Milan and Green City Missouri, totaling dozens of acres and up to 3600 dollars. Social items recount Julia Stewart and A G Irvin visiting T Stewart, Eppersons visiting Iowa, Roy H Haley renovating a local building, and E B Fields with Mayor Peters seeking a Willis case retrial in LaPlata before coming to Kansas City on appeal.

James O. Martin O. F. Johnson Virgil E. Harmon Jesse H. Franklin John A. Caldwell Albert West Milan Gilbert Creason Mellissa Creason Boynton E. B. Sloan T. J. White A. J. Fear Millard F. Woodruff Green City James F. Smith Rollo H. Smith Mark H. Mairs James Parkey Chas. M. Harmon D. H. Cougill Isaac F. Reeder James Sharp Humphreys Oscar H. Leas John Shibley Roy Haley Dr. Epperson Roy Sen E. B. Fields Peters Laplata Willis Shelton Kansas City Court of Appeals

Thanks for kindness after our son Howard’s death

We, Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Kille, express appreciation to friends for the many acts of kindness during Howard’s illness and passing.

Howard H. F. Kille

Local Drug Stock Sale Promises Odd Fixtures at Cost

Advertiser L. O. Carpenter announces purchase of J. G. Harvey stock and plans to close out all rods and fixtures at cost. He invites interested buyers to see him immediately for the drug business arrangements.

J. G. Harvey L. O. Carpenter

Also Mentioned on This Page

Browning, Missouri Joseph Nickell Dan Long J. A. Cassity R. W. Cassity Northeast Linn Henry Thudium Thudium Linneus Martin Abbott Lydia Scott Sedgwick Perry Christian Miami Okla Scottsville A. G. Artz M. M. Barrows and Levi Rinehart Annie Brakes Mrs al Myers W.H. Williams Scott Thompson Samuel Johnson Roger Sunday Homer E. McKay Relahe South Sullivan Sunny Green Valley Bert Zeigler Bill Borum Velma Petergon Will Borum F. P. McKay Fay Peterson Grundy County Fair Auldin MceCalley COAL Undertaker Reuben Palmer Fields & Duncan Julia Stewart A. G. Irvin Brookfield T. Stewart H. E. Epperson Topeka W. J. Sloan West
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