Local Post Office Notice from Brown Missouri 1928
Official notice indicates second class mail matter at the Brown Missouri post office with a date stamp of July 8, 1897 and a publication date of Thursday September 13, 1928. It records mailing status and class designation for the issue.
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Brown@ Mo
Local residents recover from illness and share visits
Shaffer reports that sick residents are improving and neighbors note outings and social calls. Several families host guests for meals and Sunday visits. High school students from Purdin Linneus attend classes and school board considers furnace installation. Sophomore and Freshman officer elections are announced with new student leaders.
Reger Items Freeer School Opens With Mixed Prospects
The Reger school opens with Septem ber 31 prospects for a profitable year. Enrollment totals include twenty three in high school and forty six in grammar. Boys and girls basketball teams are forming five squads. The gym will be Fighted to host night games. Several local residents and families are noted in visits and illnesses, with community events and a collection of letters about sales tactics at a cemetery.
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Reger
Grammar School
Claude Davis
Sieia
Kansas City
Guy Davis
Ralph DeWitt
Schhool
K J. DeWitt
Mr. Reger
Bebe McDanie
Laredo
A. G. Smith
Cross Roads and Cora Community Notes
The ball game at Cora Sunday between Milan and Cora drew good attendance. Rain visited the area Monday night. Guy Head bought a sheep from Chas Dodson last week. R E Lawrence visited with his son Lester and family in Cora. Cross Roads and Cora schools opened Monday with Louise Spencer and Berthema Spencer as teachers. Local families from Milan and west of Milan spent Sunday with relatives near Cora.
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Cora
Milan
Guy Head
Chas. Dodson
R. E. Lawrence
Lester
Cross Roads School
Louise Spencer
Berthema Spencer
H. A. Talbert
Advertising evolves with illustrated local phone ads
A new ad style appears in these columns as the Advertising Department of the local telephone company uses special illustrations. The images emphasize the value of telephone service and feature vivid visuals to attract readers.
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Awerth Anles
Wrando
New York Photographer Puts Life Like Ads in Leader Record
Observers note a human touch in photographs posed by Anne Shriber of New York City. The models are carefully chosen for intelligent portrayals in the pictures. The Leader Record believes this is the first telephone company nationwide to use this advertising type.
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Opy
Anne Shriber
New York City
Miss Shriber
Leader Record
Fall coats and dresses available at Farmers Store
New fall lines of ladies coats and dresses on display with a large selection of children's coats. Visit Farmers Store to see the updated stock and styles.
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Farmers Store
Seven Bars Laundry Soap at Farmers Store Ad
Seven bars of White Naphtha laundry soap priced at 25 cents advertised at the Farmers Store.
Interest Renewed by Wichita Falls Reader Elva Clemens
Elva Clemens of Wichita Falls Texas renewed interest in the old home town after a visit and sent a $2 check to join the list of new readers. She recalls not seeing a Leader Record in ten years and thanks the paper for reviving the connection.
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Elva Clemens
Wichita Falls
Texas
Fresh Pork Available From Local Hog Butchering
Farmers Stere announces ongoing hog butchering with fresh pork sausage and home rendered lard available at all times for customers.
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Stere
Birthday Dinner for 94-Year-Old Mrs Dearing at Pur din Home
About 128 relatives friends and neighbors gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs W R Bales in Purdin to celebrate Mrs E C Dearing grandmother of the Bales. She was 94 years old and celebrated with well filled baskets and family at the Sunday dinner.
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W. L. Bake
Glen Edwards
Smith
W. L. Baker
Homer Cooper
Selah
Bill Morris
George Phillips
James
Letha Morris
Harry LaBar
Alice
Linneus
Chillicothe
Irs
Wm. Pricemore
Tom Kimbrough
Carrie Bowyer
Remick
L. W. Arnold
Joe Eamondson
Dizie Lee
Billie Joe
Eversonville
Joe
Abbie Lorg
R. E. Smith
Browning
Purdin
Henry Purdin
W. R. Bales
Birthday Gathering Honors Altha Grandma at Purdin
Family and friends gathered to honor Altha Grandma with a large birthday party at Purdin. One hundred two great grandchildren and fourteen great great grandchildren attended and shared stories on the porch after dinner music by Eunice Blackburn Zara Downing Lara Dearing and Dr. Brownback.
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Altha
Eunice Blackburn
Zara Downing
Lara Dearing
Dr. Brownback
Grandma
Jane Dearing
Tilman Dearing
Marts
Bethany
Nove May
Sam May
Cecil May
Vanderpool
T. W. Ziegler
Moberly
N. A. Smith
Kansas City
Joe McNabb
Ludlow
Jim Dearing
Chillicothe
J. W. Smith
Carl Roach
Frank Roach
Western
C. M. Johnson
Kings Oliver
Chambers
Stultz
Lane
Geo. Shanks
Bill Miller
Cokerhem
Harrison Blackburn
Ruth Urbach
Purdin
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