Sheriff Auction Of Browning Lots In Linn County
Under a special execution from the Linn County Circuit Court F A Fleming sues Oley Hall for debt. The property to be sold is Lots 17 and 18 in Blacknineteen of the original Browning town. The sale occurs October 11 1918 at the courthouse in Brookfield between 9 am and 5 pm with cash in hand.
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Circuit Court
Linn County
F. A. Fleming
Oley Hall
Browning Linn County
Missouri
Said County
Court House
Brookfield
Oley
U. S. Sportsman
Red Cross Notes Browning Branch Financial Report
Browning branch of Brookfield Chapter American Red Cross reports total receipts 3209.83, expenditures 2576.90, balance on hand 632.93 as of Sept 23 1918. An itemized statement will appear next week. Annual meeting for electing officers set for Oct 1 1918 at 2 pm at Electric Theatre with large attendance urged. Report lists 594 pairs of socks 224 sweaters 43 wristlets 25 scarfs 9 helmets 2 bed socks 160 bandages 402 triangular bandages 148 hospital bed shirts 125 helpless case shirts 77 pajama suits 10 girls dresses 10 chemises 10 comfort kits 10 pillow cases 6 wash cloths. Mrs L W Hummel Secy.
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Browning Branch
Brookfield
American Red Cross
Electric Theatre
Browning
L. W. Hummel
Sec’y
Peoples Bank Stockholders Meeting Notice 1918
Notice for the 17th annual stockholders meeting of Peoples Bank at its Browning Missouri banking house on Thursday October 21 1918. Meeting begins at 9 o'clock a.m. and lasts at least three hours unless business concludes early. Purpose is to elect five directors for the year and transact other business.
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The
Peoples Bank
Browning
Missouri
Gather Seed Corn Now
Farmers urged to gather seed corn this week or next as a critical farm duty. The note highlights the impact of last year’s drought on corn stocks and stresses timely preparation for the coming planting season.
Missouri farmers urged to store two years seed corn
The University of Missouri Extension Division warns of a seed corn famine and urges field selection to build a two year supply. Farmers should select seed from local adapted fields, dry to about 12 percent moisture, avoid reabsorption of moisture, and store in a dry place. The goal is securing next year’s seed corn.
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Missouri
University of Missouri Extension Division
High School Notes Honor Local Benefactors
Mr. Rogers arranged a 3100 note to fund library equipment while Mr. J B Harmon provided the money without interest and the students will frame photos of Harmon C M Thornton and B D Bolling in the new school building. The student body honors Browning's leading citizens and pledges to surpass goals.
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Rogers
J. B. Harmon
Harmon
Browning
C. M. Thornton
B. D. Bolling
War Bread Policy Mixes Substitutes With Wheat Flour
Federal official F B Mumford explains 20 percent substitutes will be sold for war bread while straight wheat flour remains available. Households should mix substitutes with wheat flour to conserve wheat and match Allied diets. Hoover endorses standardized barley or corn flour mixtures as comparable to pure wheat bread.
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F. B. Mumford
Missouri
Food Administration
Mumford
United States
Herbert Hoover
Washington
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Joseph Nickell
Browning, Mo
Red Cross
Stockholders’ Meeting
Live Stock Commission CO
Union Stock Yards
Chicago
James H. Gooch
J. D. Burwell
Browning City
Browning School
State Normals and University
Administrator's Sale
R. J Brantner
Brantner
North Salem
Jack
Jennett
J. B. Fleming
D. V. Mardis
B. P. Christy
J.L. Clevenger
Humphreys
Reger
R. M. Calhoun
Clerk
J. L. Clevenger
James Thomson
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