Hay for sale small stacked bales by C A Fleming
Local notice announces wild hay for sale by C A Fleming offering one bale or more.
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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1935
Page
5
Local notice announces wild hay for sale by C A Fleming offering one bale or more.
A miscellany of oddities and incidents: a Kelso couple swap for a marriage license and promptly wed at the courthouse. an 1893 Christmas gift lambswool mittens from Kansas City. a Macon resident notes a one cent income tax. a New York boy confesses to arson for spite. Danville seeks a thief stealing church draperies. a Montezuma widow endures her husband’s death. a Corpus Christi man stabs himself over love. a Rochester couple share wedding cake on anniversary. a Defuniak Springs man admits stealing oil years ago. Paris captain marries his sister in law’s niece. Sofia goes dark after a drunken shot hits a power line. English funeral reruns for late trainers. Milwaukee youth valued riches but works in New York. a 101 year old near Walton stays near birthplace. Stratford woman climbs a ladder. Chicago husband’s golf club clash. Loring watch theft foiled by robber. Denver crews scatter $7000 in supposedly worthless ore.
Polly, a department store clerk, falls for Roland Penrock and receives a golden slipper from Jim Murphy. When a staged scene unravels into danger at Newcastle, a police officer exposes a racketeer link, and Polly realizes Jim is her only ally as she clings to him after the night of deception.
A concise assertion that many men are willing to serve their country in official roles, reflecting a public sentiment about civic duty and public service, without citing specific events or individuals.
A collection of brief maxims from historical figures including Scott Voltaire Augustine Froude Cato Shakespeare Burke Shenstone Rochefoucauld and Goldsmith on fate error forbearance wit folly and human nature. The lines juxtapose prudence, humility, and social observation across eras and authors.
A compilation of Dutch proverbs about endurance wealth contentment and work. It includes lines about bearing burdens doors gates heaven neighbors fences patience and diligence with concise moral reflections. The collection presents practical folk wisdom in compact form.
A quirky list of roles and institutions appears, including stenographic help, guidance memos, machinery, laborers, superintendents, tourists, hotel restorations, domestic troubles, and police meddling, presented as a historical snippet with odd spellings and placeholders.
Absurd scenes depict Abner as he naps through a lecture and bungles daily tasks. He places a waffle on the victrola and eats the record while misplacing his wife and shaving without a blade. He drags laundry hampers to a picnic and reads papers for accidents from the prior day.
The excerpt argues love cannot endure all tests and claims women have one great love, while friendships between women are less genuine than a man and a woman's bond. It reflects gendered views on love and authenticity in relationships.
Aircraft designers experiment with feathers in actual plane construction to insulate cabling against noise.
Official statement of Browning Savings Bank Missouri showing assets totaling 216 204 59 including loans cash and bonds and real estate. Liabilities list capital accounts demand deposits and time deposits with total capital and surplus 36 879 31 and deposits 165 428 47. Names C E McGhee W W Prather K M Duncan certify as auditors.
Charter No 2360 Citizens State Bank April 1936 published in the Leader Browning Missouri on April 25 1936. Financial figures show total assets 112155.54 deposits 812? deposits 65072.87 and capital stock 26000.60 with officers Joe Nickell president and Chester Bagley cashier sworn April 22 1935 by notary Jesse D Burwell.
In a terse exchange, Jones dismisses concern for the future while another character notes anxiety when future becomes present, underscoring a clash between care and indifference. The dialogue hints at a wider question about preparation and denial.
The discussion highlights how wool price is affected by cleanliness and fiber quality. Edward Cox notes a near five year carryover by June 1 1935 and potential prices rising after 1934. W W Fuqua calls for grading lambs, docking, castration, and parasite control, while Sullivan County’s pasture advantage supports sheep production.
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