Stockholders to vote on reducing Browning bank board
The 14th Annual Stockholders Meeting of Peoples Bank Browning Browning Ohio will be held October 28 1915 at 9 am at the Banking House. The meeting may last at least three hours and will elect five directors for the coming year from the current eleven. James Neet president and R C Bailey secretary issued the notice.
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The
Peoples Mk
Browning
Ples Bank
Browning, C
Anking House
James Neet
R. C. Bailey
Caughron Harris Elopement Shocks Chillicothe
Herman Caughron son of Mr and Mrs J W Caughron wed Miss Arl Harris of Browning in a quiet elopement near Chillicothe. The industrious young farmer and his attractive bride surprised relatives and friends, ending a large circle of natives.
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Herman Caughron
J. W. Caughn
Missarl Harris
Browning
Chillicothe
Ting
Herman
Far
Toothbrush deemed not dangerous by expert
Doctor M P Ravenel from Missouri argues against the idea that toothbrushes are dangerous. He says future generations may discuss toothbrush safety as they now discuss public drinking practices. The piece notes critics have proposed silk floss as an alternative after use.
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Tors
M. P. Ravenel
Ear of Missouri
Altitudes in Missouri from Spirit Leveling Survey
The U S Geological Survey with Missouri’s State Bureau of Geology and Mines surveyed over 3000 points to determine exact elevations. Bulletin 568 lists bench marks including Taum Sauk Mountain as the highest point at 1750 feet, and notes elevations adjusted by the United States Coast and Geodetic Survey for engineers and surveyors.
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Missouri
United States Geological Survey
State Bureau of Geology and Mines
United States Coast and Geodetic Survey
Unionville Guests Attend Between-Train Visit
Miss Christine Gable hosts Miss Lavina Oldfield Amy Cook Ester Clark Mae Middleton and Marvel Smith of Unionville during a Sunday visit between train connections.
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Lavina Oldfield
Amy Cook
Ester Clark
Mae Middleton
Marvel Smith
Unionville
Christine Gable
Advertising, Local Merchants Fight Mail Order Threat
Local merchants struggle against mail order houses as ads and continuous pricing keep buyers at home. The Publishers Auxiliary urges better, ongoing advertising to meet national catalog campaigns, noting profitable mail order and urging stores to maintain timely, clear price announcements and strong home competition.
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Houghton
Mich
Mining Gazette
Renunciation
Publishers’ Auxiliary
NEW WHEAT FLOUR UNEXCELLED
A 1915 Kansas wheat harvest gives Zephyr flour superior bread making qualities. The flour undergoes a sweating process to produce milling ideal flour. One hundred thousand sacks distributed with zero complaints. gluten content yields high nutrition and reliable baking results.
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Kansas
Roll of Honor new and renewal list
Roll of Honor lists recent new members and renewals for the Leader-Record. Names include John Mairs in the city, Mrs. Pennety J. Moore in the city, J. B. Fleming of Linneus, Amelia Johnson of Weston, W. W. Hatch route 3, R. Lincoln in the city, E. D. Christy of route 3 Clyde Warren Ri1, Roy Haley route 3 is, John Ashby city, W city and others.
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John Mairs
City
Pennety J. Moore
J. B. Fleming
Linneus
Amelia Johnson
Weston
W. W. Hatch
R. Lin €On
E. D. Christy
Ite
Clyde Warren
Roy Haley
John Ashby
Public Hearing on Browning Light Service License
Hon E J Bean of the Public Service Commission presided over a Browning light service hearing at the Electric Theatre. Hearings examined whether the Brookfield Light and Power Co would be licensed to supply Browning electricity from its Brookfield plant. Around a dozen witnesses testified. a stenographer recorded the evidence for a forthcoming decision.
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E. J. Bean
Public Service Commission of
Jefferson City
Electric
Browning
Brookfield Light and Power Co
Brookfield
Bevan
Markham
Hart
North Salem Improves With New Cement Block Store Room
C W Haggard builds a 24 by 60 foot cement block store room for D L McCollum at North Salem. The plan includes a basement and two stories using poured blocks, touted as stronger and heavier than standard. The project aims to present McCollum's wares in a citified, top quality building.
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C. W. Haggard
D. L. McCollum
North Salem
McCollum
Jones Music Co. offers factory-priced pianos for 30 days
Brookfield dealer Jones Music Co. promotes high grade pianos at factory prices for the next thirty days with old instrument trade-ins and easy payments. Pianos tuned and repaired available. phone 299.
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Jones Music Co
Brookfield
How To Pack Apples by F. W. Faurot
The article condemns the practice of selling apples on the trees and urges proper packing. It recommends a two or three grade sorting by size, with two grades for uniform varieties and three grades when large and small sizes mix, to improve the Missouri apple market.
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F. W. Faurot
Missouri
Barrel Packing and Box Packing for Fruit Carriage
Guidance on packing barrels and boxes for fruit shows how to face stems toward the head, shake contents during filling, stack layers with higher middles, and use corrugated pads. It advises using boxes with top fruit and following western standards for best sorts like Jonathan and Grimes, with barrels for the rest.
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Jonathan
Grimes
Sheriff Disqualified from Liquor Case Duties
The circuit court temporarily disqualified Sheriff Adkins from performing sheriff duties in liquor cases this term after Prosecuting Attorney Painter argued he was prejudiced and sympathetic to liquor vendors. Coroner Parsons will discharge the duties in the interim. The Milan Republican approves Judge Lamb's action.
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Painter
Circuit Court
Adkins
Ja and
Clapp
Nea
Parsons
Veteran Rural Mail Carrier Biographies a Long Service Career
From Lioneus News a veteran rural mail carrier, A. M. Hunter of Purdin, is highlighted for his long county service. He began route No. 1 on September 1, 1901 and by August 31, 1915 had completed 14 years of service. His daily route length has decreased from 26.5 miles to about 21 miles due to changes.
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A. M. Hunter
Purdin
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Stockholders Meeting
Caughron-Harris
Inneus Bulletin
Roll OF Honor
Lioneus News
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