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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1923
Page
1
A reflective column muses that clouds bring not just gloom but hidden gifts and patience. It recalls a stubborn man ruined by haste who found growth through illness, then contemplates memories of loved ones, a moonlit sea town, and the pride in hometown youth pursuing distant studies.
Notice to Browning Farm Club shareholders of a special meeting at the Electric Theatre Browning Missouri on Thursday April 26 1923 at 1 30 pm to elect a new board. By order of the board dated March 27 1923 W P Nickell president H F Kille secretary.
A married life serial titled Matrimonial Adventur es appears in the Leader-Record columns. Twenty three noted American writers present humorous and serious sketches on conjugal life exploring nagging spouses and patriarchal husbands for family readers.
Shoats 29 head from 100 to 200 pounds and Toulouse geese eggs 35 cents each for 25 pound kind. Seller: Mrs R S Jenkins Route 4 Browning Missouri.
Mrs A F Hall of 2812 Duncan Street is a Mercy Hospital patient after an operation yesterday. Her condition is satisfactory and she will join her husband, recently transferred by the Chicago Great Western from St. Joseph to Winona Minnesota.
Wanted. We sell or trade farms town property and merchandise. Write insurance and make farm loans at lowest rate. Calhoun and Thornton.
Special Notice offers 275 acres of pasture for rent at 3 dollars per acre with water and shade. Also corn for sale at 90 cents per bushel. Additionally offers 416 acre farm for sale. Browning Missouri contact H L Linhart.
Mrs. Letha Bailey graciously hosted a Sewing Club gathering on Wednesday afternoon with members and invited guests. A two course luncheon was served and Mr. Eunice Dickinson assisted. Guests included Mrs. May Schrock Mrs. Hermia Adams and Mrs. Reba Hummel.
J. D. Burwell advertises farm land loans at 5 percent interest with a small cash commission for terms of five seven or ten years and an excellent payment option.
John Marcus Buswell born January 9 1895 died April 5 1923 aged 28 years 2 months 26 days. He married Mammie J Logan December 25 1917 and they had a son John Pershing Buswell age four. Survived by wife son three sisters and four brothers. He served in World War I and was wounded and gassed. Burial Bear Branch cemetery with a large assembly and many fellow soldiers. Funeral by C E Potter.
W H Bennett offers several hundred jars of honey and a few stands of bees for sale. Prices reasonable. Route 2 Browning Missouri.
A notice states Dr Sailer the veterinarian operates at Neg ins Drug Store and is reachable by calls at all hours.
Men with car preferred to sell Milburn Puncture Proof Tubes. Big money making proposition. Write or wire for territory Baxter and Richardson Kirkville Missouri.
The Leader records thanks to Noah Head W M Bowyer Dr DB Hunter MJ Fields JR Wood Mrs Catherine Smith John B Harmon Carlos Mace Andrew Myers and ML McIntyre for their recent renewals and gifts enabling the paper to continue.
Henry T Moore a Keytesville merchant and longtime resident died April 6 1923 at 69 years old after a lengthy illness of pneumonia He was born September 26 1853 in Linn County Missouri and married to Sarah Turner five children survive including Ray T Moore Maude deceased and Maude’s sister living in Browning and Purdin The funeral was held at Mt Olive Baptist Church with Rev L E Hargrove officiating Burial beside his daughter Maud at Mt Olive church yard union.
The Courier, once opposed to bootlegging and lawlessness, concedes it erred after Tuesday’s city election. It admits the community favored the organized slate led by Ben Collet, and now abandons its anti law stance to align with the majority.
E B Thompson and Grethel Thompson defaulted on a deed of trust dated March 23 1920 in Linn County Missouri. Trustee will sell Lots 11 and 12 Block 18 Original Town Browning at the Post Office Browning between 9 am and 5 pm on Saturday April 21 1923 to satisfy debt interest and costs.
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