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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1915
Page
4
A retort on meeting obligations, rising food costs, and the dangers of small purchases from unadvertised stores. The piece urges shoppers to avoid frauds, notes urban migration trends from census data, criticizes idle youth and “fast” fellows, and ends with a mysterious note found in butter.
The U S Reclamation Service announces the opening in late April of many 40 and 80 acre homesteads in the Shoshone irrigation project near Yellowstone National Park Wyoming This will be the fifth unit offered in the district and aims to attract industrious settlers to a thriving agricultural community with water schools churches and other amenities Albert W Leonard Settlement Agent notes strong demand for irrigable tracts amid back to the land movement and urges interested homeseekers to obtain data and act promptly.
The Browning Commercial Club will meet Friday night April 16 to elect officers for the coming year and handle other business. Members are urged to attend. K. M. Duncan, Secretary.
Notice to all creditors and interested parties that T. W. Seale as Administrator will make final settlement of the Hannah Woodward estate at the Linn County Probate Court in Linneus on May 10, 1915.
A compilation of small ads and notices from Browning and nearby areas. Listings include farm for sale with 160 acres near Brown ing Milan Browning Capital Trail, livestock and poultry ads, eggs for sale, two jacks for sale, a top Scotch bull for herd head, interlocking cement and stave silo promotion, and a brief obituary noting Ignac Wilson of Browning and a burial in Purdin.
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