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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1921
Page
8
On Tuesday April 12 1921 a sale offers cows calves pigs and farm implements. Included are bay mares white sow roan cows and yearling stock plus plows harrows walking cultivators and wagons. Also 300 hens 350 chicks and a Briscoe car to be sold if unsold earlier.
A 1918 study of 38 266 rural fires finds 51 percent caused by lightning. It notes all farmers with preventive protection avoided lightning fire losses, while lightning affected any farmer regardless of location.
Mr and Mrs W F Fristoe who will move to Callao for Mr Fristoe to manage a farm club received a farewell party Monday night from the M E C S. Guests praised the refreshments and showed their gratitude for the couple's many friendships and kindness.
Linn and Sullivan counties see contact options for detailed territory work. Write or phone L. O. Carpenter in Lacrosse Missouri for information.
Notice declares annual stockholders meeting at Browning banking house in Missouri on May 10 1921 at 9 a.m. for at least three hours to elect seven directors and conduct other business. Attest J B Harmon vice president K M Duncan secretary.
Mr and Mrs J J Knifong entertained at their country home east of Browning with a sumptuous 1 o'clock dinner Sunday. Guests included Mr and Mrs J I Harmon Mr and Mrs James P Bolling and daughter Mr and Mrs J W.
Local merchants advertise in this paper promising the best values for your money.
Mr and Mrs J B Harvey and Mr and Mrs Sigmond Lantz with son and Mr and Mrs A A Brehm spent a day at a pleasant home. Guests declared it a rare treat to be invited to stay.
Mr and Mrs Andrew Myers express gratitude for acts of kindness at the burial of son Claude Myers and for the soldier boys help and the many floral offerings received.
Items stored in attics and barns lose value each year as they sit unused and forgotten, piling up in sheds and corners.
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