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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1910
Page
4
The Brown ing newspaper notes its post office entry as a second class matter with editor Joseph Nickell. The notice dates to July 8, 1897 and reflects the paper’s archival record.
The Republican party in Linn County announces Dr B C Pratt of Brookfield as a candidate for Recorder. John N Wilson is named for County Clerk, both to run in the August 2 1910 primary. The notices call Republican voters to the polls to select nominees.
Local items report Halley’s comet interest and railside chatter. Weather anchored by a snowstorm that damaged fruit. residents ploughed in overshoes and mittens. Community groups Woodman Camp, Yeoman Homestead, and Rogers battery fundraiser noted along with a family move and the death of J N Clements.
Friday marks the close of a productive year at the public school led by Prof. G. E. McFadden and assisted by Prof. S. P. Carr Miss Frances Fields Lila Fleming and Mrs. W. H. Dickenson. Pupils show marked improvement and teachers offered patient instruction as the year ends.
The outgoing class of graduates, unusual for a male dominated group in a female class, celebrate the end of lessons and exams for the year. Anticipation grows for next fall when the school will add heating facilities and other improvements to provide better accommodations for the town’s students.
J J Southers of Eau Claire Wisconsin reports long sleep loss due to back pains and kidney soreness. After taking Foley's Kidney Pills for a short time his sleep improves his appetite returns and overall health rises. He recommends Foley's Kidney Pills. Lantz Glaze.
M. P. Overton visited Novinger returning Sunday John Williams moved to a Linneus area farm to work this summer Our baseball fans aided Milan at Browning Clifton Remedy Co to stage a week long opera house engagement starting the 25th Plat Overton W S Osborn and Wm Smith erected a fence last week Hank Oliver visited town asking about marriages and other questions T O West injured his hand moving a barrel Dr Tunnell treated him and he is recovering well.
Lee B Phillips born in Shelby county Kentucky June 26 1840 grew to manhood in Howard Linn counties. Married Eliza beth Calhoun December 20 1866 and had seven children. Died after stroke and illnesses at 10 30 p m Sunday funeral held at M E Church South with Masons rites at Locust Valley cemetery.
An old advertisement urges timely use of Foley's and Tar in the home for croup with urgent relief. It claims safety, lack of opiates, and urges refusing substitutes from Lantz & Glaze.
Letters of Administration granted by Linn County Miswari Probate Court to Mina ALL Administratrix on April 21 1919. Claimants must exhibit claims within one year for allowance or be barred. two year bar applies from publication date. Date April 28 1910.
Registered bull calves of fashionable breeding some ready for service and smaller Golden Lad blood. Also selling a few good young cows and heifers. Will sell them cheap quality considered. 29t12mo.
Import 1906 foaled 1896 chestnut sorrel with strip star off hind fetlock white. Sold at Hall and Son's barn for the season of 1910. Terms: 15 dollars to insure colt to stand and suck.
Judge is a fine black jack with white points aged eight. He is sired by Kentucky Bourbon owned by R G Tribble of Elm Ridge Stock Farm Howard county Missouri. Kentucky Bourbon was raised by Lester Carnaby of Bourbon county Kentucky. First dam by the Barkley jack of Lexington Kentucky and second dam J Hayes premium jenny of Winchester Kentucky.
Mrs B F Carter travels with Gerald and Genevie to Elgin Illinois to visit relatives for several weeks. Also reported are flour prices from Peters Produce Co with Purity 125 per sack O K and Pillsbury 135 IH and No 7 145, and a birth of a baby girl to Dr and Mrs W F McKibben of League City Texas with Miss McKibben taking residence with them. The note mentions Cassity’s Rest in Purdin promoting ice cold soft drinks and confectionery.
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