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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1928
Page
5
A dense column lists residents and visitors including Eugene Moore of North Salem and Mrs. Gus Coulter of Shafter. It notes sales offers, farm loans, and repairs, plus several guests at local homes, a film at the Electric Theatre, and medical and professional notices.
E. F. Peterson, salesman for the Barber Medicine Company of Kansas City Missouri advertises a full line of animal remedies including hog powder cattle powder sheep powder dairy tone dry dip stock dip special medicines worm pellets worm oil enteritis tablets and poultry remedies with satisfaction guaranteed. Territory Linn and Sullivan counties contact Browning Missouri.
Dr Joanna, exclusive optometrist, will test eyes and show standard frames and latest shell and white gold glasses at the Wii ter's Hotel in Winigan on Saturday May 5 and at the Phone Office in North Salem on Monday April 7.
Mrs. Frank Head announces a new display of ladies, misses, and children hats at North Salem featuring the latest millinery styles and affordable prices. Shoppers are invited to come view and compare values.
I Want Your Wool advertises willingness to buy wool and invites sellers to contact L. C. Lantz in Iowa and Illinois Coal Nickell Coal Company in Iowa. It promises honest competition and asks readers to phone before selling. County and city details not specified.
A farmer advertises Reid's yellow dent seed corn guaranteed to be good and invites buyers to place orders, listing Cliff Peterson as contact. The notice emphasizes seed quality and availability for planting season.
Social notes describe Mr and Mrs Charley Wayne Gooch hosting an elaborate one o clock dinner Sunday with guests Mrs Josie Jones Miss Ella Keith Ely Mr and Mrs Jim Lay Mr and Mrs Jim Neet and children Harvey James and Noma Clair The event was greatly enjoyed Representative Wanted in Browning territory with sworn proof of 85.00 per week and 1.75 per hour for spare time also an advertisement for better knit hosiery from Greenfield Ohio offering 126 styles and colors and no experience required for auto furnished positions
Dr. S. M. Strain, Optometrist at Brookfield, offers complete examinations for visual and eye defects. The office emphasizes thorough testing, a strong patient base, and guarantees backed by moral and financial responsibility.
C B Chenoweth of Linneus looked after business here Saturday. Eunice Dickinson and R M Calhoun returned from the P E C Convention in Kansas City. A D Peterson and Mrs Ben Peterson fetched Ben Peterson from Kirksville Hospital. James Creason of Meadville visited and reported a thriving garage business. Earl McQuown of Bailey Maytag in Trenton spent Sunday with his parents. Hollis Haning, student at the Columbia university, says rain brings bad roads when home. Mrs T A Mullins of Chillicothe with Mrs Brown and Mrs Robert Wallace of Topeka visited last week. Brown recently leased a large hotel in Topeka and they enjoy the work. Mrs Brown caller at the office and rejoined readers.
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