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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1911
Page
4
Jackson and nearby residents share weekend visits and travel. Lelia Stevenson and Susie Moore attend Kirksville Normal. The Mt Olive revival closes with 14 additions and six conversions last week. Church members praise Bro Gum’s preaching and invite his return. Others travel to Humphreys Linneus and Minnesota.
Milan visitor J M Bailey. Orval Hooker begins school term. Raymond Ford teaches Scottsville in first term. White Oak loses to Pur, Curt Linhart to Kirksville osteopathy. Stella Kille to Cuba Ohio for weeks with relatives. Lightning kills livestock losses vary. insurance partly covers. Lantz couple drive Plano Iowa in four hours. Ford auto praised. Leith returns as milliner at Purdin Mercantile. Silver passes. funeral at Morris Chapel. Severe storm causes barn fire and livestock deaths. some roof damage. Protracted meeting at church of Christ ends with ten additions. Nance, Car leave for Ray and Shelby counties to conduct meetings. C McNeiley prints time cards. Fleming Smith ship cattle to Chicago and hogs to St Louis. C A goes to Chicago for shipments. Two heads are better than one.
A fresh shipment arrives at Healy's featuring te watches and Geely products. Local shoppers browse the new items, with sales staff showcasing the latest styles and price points.
The readable text shows disjointed weather and market terms mentioning droughts, showers, calves, corn, wheat, and buyers. Names and clear events are absent, leaving a fragmented, non-specific item.
The Christian church guided by Rev. Fitzgerald shows growing interest at each session. Attendance is large and attentive and Bro. Fitzgerald delivers able addresses in the cause of Christ. All are invited to attend.
Local notes report Lester Riley building a cement cave. Bill Moore moves into the Geo Pulliam property south of Def Smiths, and W F Rice moves into the Lee Hardin property recently vacated by Moore. Rev Henry preaches at the M E church. Arrivals include a baby boy at Fulton Johnsons. Francis Bond leaves for Kirksville normal school. Ben Alexander buys property formerly J C Myers owned by John Cooper. Mrs G A Chittum visiting relatives in Galatea Colorado and Mrs Lila Christensen visiting in Colorado.
Financial condition reports for Browning area banks dated Sept 1 1911 filed with Linn County authorities and published Sept 14 1911. The documents list assets and liabilities for Browning Savings Bank Farmers Exchange Bank and Peoples Bank including loans real estate cashier checks capital stock surplus and deposits with notaries public confirming authenticity.
In Linn County Missouri the Circuit Court administers a notice by publication for Wyatt G Brookshier versus Nancy V Brookshier. The petition seeks dissolution of marriage and demands appearance at the next December term in Linneus. Publication runs four weeks in the Browning Leader-Record.
In Linn County Missouri August term 1911 H F Carter administrator petitions for an order to sell part or all real estate of Sydney M Carter deceased to pay remaining debts. Notice to interested heirs published four weeks and served. next term November 13.
In the matter of the estate of Fannie Ogle deceased the court hears a petition for sale of real estate to pay remaining debts. Notice to heirs of Linn County invites opposition by the first day of the next term, November 18, 1911, with the Rogational proceedings authorized.
WANTED. Agents and solicitors on commission or salary for information see C. A. Lantz Browning Mo.
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