Rainy Weather Bites into Local Ties and Travel
Jackson reports heavy rain and mud as residents plan week activities. Clyde Warren visits Shafter. Ira Gooch and Miss May Sayers attend Haseville church. Mr. Tate oversees bridge work. E H Raney visits Humphreys family. Price Boyer drives to Chillicothe for Buffalo Bill show. Rev. Lee Hunt preaches at Mt. Olive. resignation likely as he heads to Canada. Peddlers, medicine men, thunderstorms, picture men, and a looming plague are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Hunt
Mt. Olive
Canada
Peters Produce Co Promises Coal On Track At Fair Prices
Local ad asserts reliable coal supply at all times with on site delivery and reasonable pricing. Peters Produce Co urges customers to compare before buying and notes availability at the car.
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Peters Produce Ce
South Sullivan Notes and Local Gossip
South Sullivan reports B D Harmon and wife preparing to move to Browning for proximity to a physician. Clar ence Lantz was a Lin neus visitor Sunday. Brad Kinfong buys calves. Peter Creason returned from Carroll county. Claud Whaley visited H F Havens. Local rains noted. Mr and Mrs Taylor Chittum of Weston guests of J B Chittum. Stephen Jerome family visited Green Castle relatives. Squire Dillinger's court seat busy. Constable B Chittum investigated after a minor bar fight at Be er recently. Most users plead guilty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.D. Harmon
Browning
Clarence Lantz
Brad Kinfong
Squire Dillinger
Constable _B. Chittum
Purdin Items Chronicle Local Happenings
Mrs. John Sherk and children visited R. W. Cassity in Purdin over the weekend. A Thursday through Saturday motion picture show drew locals. A Saturday teachers meeting drew many visitors. all enjoyed the gathering and look forward to another. Bill Brown purchased the L Hardin property formerly Dodson. Dave Pierce returned from Day ton Oregon where he reported good conditions. Rube Myers moved into Wm. Bond’s house. A Shelby area picnic occurred Saturday. Street fair preparations aim for a strong turnout. Mrs. Mary Stinson returned to Louisiana after tending her mother. Wm. Bond moved his family to Browning to run Farmers Store. A fire destroyed John Sherk’s building and Dee Garrett’s dwelling. insurance may mitigate losses. Two boys were playing with a fire that afternoon, believed to be the origin of the blaze. The incident underscores need for fire protection. The town has avoided major fires in recent years but remains cautious.
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Purdin
Mary Stinson
Wm. R. Hedges
Louisiania
Wm. Bond
Browning
John Sherk
Dee’Garrett
Browning High School News We Welcome Alumni And Celebrate Colors
Browning High School thrives with school spirit as students excel. Alumni Alvin Shipley visits, Supt Seitz brings Milan players for close games, and a playful color battle atop the Baptist Church spire sparks town talk. Visitors, pianists, and a male quartet are noted.
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Browning High School
Alvin Shipley
Alvin
Bernice Bolling
Supt
Martin
North Side Millinery advertises quality hats at low prices
The North Side Millinery parlor offers hats with high quality and cheap prices. It proclaims quality and price as its main strengths and urges customers to shop there.
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Knifong
Harvey’s
New Watches and Jewelry Arrive at Healy's
NEW GOODS. Another lot of nice new up-to-date watches and jewelry at Healy's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Healy’s
Cheap farm loans offered in Milan by Higgins and McDufa
Higgins and McDufa advertise inexpensive farm loans in Milan Missouri. No charges for abstract and related services are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Higgins & McDufa
Milan
Walter Fields Boosts Home Paper Subscription
Walter Fields visited on Saturday and advanced his subscription to the local paper. Read Smith’s large advertisement was acknowledged in appreciation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Fields
Order of Publication for Estate Sale in Linn County
H F Carter as Administrator with Will Annexed of Jane Ogle seeks court order to sell real estate to pay debts. Notice informs heirs and public four weeks before the November term, with copies to heirs ten days prior. Court authorized publication and certified copy to follow.
Thornton Offers Real Estate Secured Loan Funds
A note states C. M. Thornton has funds available to lend on real estate security, indicating ready capital for property loans.
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C. M. Thornton
Missouri divorce notice in Linn County 1911 publication
The case of Wyatt G. Brookshier versus Nancy V. Brookshier in Linn County Missouri is published by order of the Circuit Court in vacation. The defendant is not a Missouri resident and must answer by the December 11 next term or risk a default decree dissolving their marriage. Publication runs four weeks in Browning Leader-Record.
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Circuit Court
State OF Missouri
Linn
Nancy V. Brookshier
BE. B. Fields
Missouri
Linneus
Browning Leader-Record
J. D. McCleod
Circuit Court of
Linn County
Order of Publication in Estate of Sydney M. Carter
In Linn County Missouri 1911 probate court H F P Carter administrator seeks sale of real estate to satisfy debts of Sydney M. Carter deceased. Notice to heirs to show cause by November 13 next term. publication for four weeks. copy of order to heirs.
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County of Linn
Missouri
Sydney M. Carter
H. FP. Carter
Estate sale order sought to pay debts of Fannie Ogle
Linn County Missouri August term 1911. H F Carter as administrator petitions for sale of real estate of Fannie Ogle to satisfy remaining debts. Notice to heirs and publication required for four weeks before November term. Judge Arthur L Pratt certifies the order.
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State OF
Missouri
Linn
Arthur L. Pratt
Wanted Agents and solicitors for information in Browning
Wanted agents and solicitors on commission or salary for information. See C. A. Lantz in Browning Missouri for details.
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C. A. Lantz
Browning, Mo
Township Receipts Center Offers In-Town Service
The office positions itself as the headquarters for township receipts of all kinds. It argues there is no need to send away for this work, claiming it can be done locally at lower cost.
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Browning, Missouri
Joseph Nickell
Poiiter
Clyde Warren
Shafter
Ira Gooch
Miss May Sayers
Haseville
Mr. Tate
E. H. Raney
A Humphreys
Price Boyer
Chillicothe
Buffalo Bill
South Sullivan
Peter Creason
Carroll County
Claud Whaley
H. F. Havens
Taylor Chittum
Weston, West Va
J.B. Chittum
Stephen Jerome and
Famly
Green Castle
J. M. Hollon
Brookfield
R. W. Cassity
Bill Brown
Hardin
Dodson
Dave Pierce
Dayton
Oregon
West
Rube Myers
Shelby
B. H
Baptist Church
B. H. S. Boys
Seitz
Alma Brock
Gretchen Payne
Tresae Evens
Harvey Alxander
Harvey
Smith
Business Directory
Hunter
Dr. Fleming
Roy Whaley
Y. C. Bartlett
D.V.S. Veterinary Sugeon
Austin Brothers
Tensorial Artists
Mainst Browning
PR. W. GC. Ingram
Gable
Biswell Lodge
A. F
A. M
D. B. Hunter
W. M
M.W. A
K. M. Duncan
Browning Rebekah
D.B. Hunter
Kathryn Knifong
R. M. Calhoun
N. G. Jas. D. Lay
Sec
Tt. S
OF Linn
Propate
Jane Ogle
H. F. Carter
T. Arthur L. Pratt
Prince Garnet
Chief Royal
Old Chief
L. E. Thomas
Golden
Illinois
G. W. Martin
Wyatt G. Brookshier
Linnens
Said
Ene Shea
STATE
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