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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1926
Page
5
A busy Milan region miscellany lists Dr. Hanna and many residents visiting nearby towns, sales offers, farm gear for sale, and service ads. Names include B A Mairs, R W Whaley, Claude Porter, Harvey and Neet, D P Myers, Wanda Peterson, and many neighbors. Also noted are school hires, painting, shearing, and hardware promotions, plus telephone and farm loan references.
Floyd Fanning and Mrs Josephine Litton returned home in Kirksville after a short visit with her parents Mr and Mrs A L Kinfong. Cresson remodeling scales with a new foundation and will be finished by week’s end. Mrs Rebecca Prather recovering from a hip injury at Grim Hospital. Mrs Jamies Créason and her mother Mrs Robert Haggard in Chillicothe for eye treatment. Paul Warren begins duties at International Harvester Co. Browning Farm Club shipped over one hundred cases of eggs worth $750 to Milan. J M Bailey back from illness to renew subs for his daughter Mrs Alta Thompson of Kansas City. A A Couch visited his son in Hamilton. Carter Cafe offers meals and soft drinks with 40 cent dinners. Bev Carr of east of Purdin on business. Eyes tested and glasses fitted by a competent professional.
Local notices report a free band concert planned for Saturday night contingent on favorable weather. Other items note a newborn daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. P. B. Mc Collum in Kirksville on April 21 1926 named Drusilla Marie, and various community updates including illnesses, work on a new barn by L M Kenley and building improvements at John Burwell’s building.
Boyd Walker, recovering from pneumonia, was kicked in the chest by a horse while driving up his horses early this week. The week has been hard for him with recurrent horse kicks amid a tough few months.
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