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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1910
Page
8
Sunday preaching drew a crowd while local trades and life events filled the week. Mare sale, horses, mules, and home updates mix with town gossip, illnesses, and school news amid reminders to sign names in full. Harman advertises breeding stock for 1910 with prices and locations in Browning and nearby farms.
J P Pipes and wife Friday at H F Killes. James Brookshier planted corn Friday. Alpha Talbert teaches Bundridge school. Ruby Lantz visited Browning with grandparents Philip and wife Brumbaugh. L E Carters visited Nickell family. Nickell enumerating this week. M J Fields and wife in Browning on business. H N Olliver taking census of North Duncan township. W J Ford askings foolish questions for Se Sam over in Pleasant Hill.
Jas McGhee traveled to Kansas City Sunday and returned Monday. George Pierce of Centerville Iowa is visiting friends and relatives in the area.
A 1929 classified notice promotes cheap lands near reservoirs and free homesteads of 320 acres in Lamar Colorado under W A Brookshire. Seaman & Son provide meals. Also advertised are early tomato and cabbage plants, sweet potato plants, Peters Gro store supplies, and thoroughbred barred Plymouth Rock eggs offered by Mrs G F Peters.
Dell Wilkes foaled June 7, 1904 stands 16 hands 1 inch and weighs over 1360 pounds. He is a good breeder and a sore foal getter, owned by Cas sity and Crookshanks, with a stud schedule in 1910 at Purdin Mondays Wednesdays Fridays and at Knifong Barn Tuesdays Thursdays Saturdays.
Illumni a dapple gray Percheron stallion weighing 1700 pounds is described as a sure foal getter with a strong build. Owned by Wm. T. Steele the stallion will stand in 1910 at Knifong Barn on Monday Wednesday and Saturday Purdin on Tuesday and Thursday and Gid Gooch's barn four miles west of Purdin on Friday.
Browning Camp No 2614 of the Modern Woodmen of America meets the first and third Wednesday nights each month. Officers listed include K M Ducan V C J E Marvin and Clerk.
Jumboi terms require $10 to insure a colt to stand and suck. Parties leaving county with more must arrange with the owner or insurance becomes due at once. Colts will stand for the season. The owner will take greatest care but not be responsible for accidents.
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