Subscription Price Notice for Browning MO Post
The notice states a subscription price of $1.60 per year and notes second-class matter status at the Browning Missouri post office.
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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1947
Page
4
The notice states a subscription price of $1.60 per year and notes second-class matter status at the Browning Missouri post office.
A Dickinson items column records visits and greetings among neighbors and relatives. Families such as Lambert Longwell and Bevier gather for dinners and Sundays, with illnesses noted including pneumonia and flu, and several residents traveling to Pur din and Milan for visits and errands.
Fairview district residents report visits with relatives and neighbors over Easter. Miss Shirley Brantner and Miss Geraldine McCollum spent time with family. Lyle Britton and Robert visited Milan and Browning. flu illnesses persist and weather limited travel with high water and muddy roads.
News notes a baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Dewain Fields last Thursday night in Purdin who died shortly after birth and was buried that night. Mr and Mrs John Simpson shopped in Purdin Saturday. Frances Livingston visiting Milan relatives. Daisy Street returned home after Kansas City visit. A crowd attended.
Mr and Mrs Eugene Quigley of Gary Indiana spent part of the past week with his parents Mr and Mrs ee Quigley and continued their travels locally noting friendly visits and pursuit of regional interests during the period.
Resident reports high water over the weekend washed out east side bridges on West Creek and near Homer Creason's, hindering travel for residents west of town. Notices of administration issued for James A. Lay estate with six month claim period and one year bar noted by Linn County Probate Court official.
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