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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1909
Page
4
Local items note Brookfield fair expectations with hundreds of harness horses entered and plans to improve amenities. Trade ads mention price for eggs and butter from S. P. Pond & Co. and wagon sales by J. E. Jones and Schrock & Co. Local residents return from Lamar and Hinton for visits while fairs attract buyers, breeders, and livestock listings.
Roger Lee Cox received a car of shelled corn last week. Mrs Nellie Robinson returned Tuesday from Kansas City. Mr and Mrs C E Maggart went to Milan Thursday. Mr and Mrs Alfred Maggart drove to Milan Saturday. Misses Bessie and Beatrice Huffman are visiting home folks this week. Miss Nancy Lovell went to Trenton Saturday to attend the chautauqua. L D Smith of Palmyra was visiting his father last week. Mr W A Reger and mother spent Sunday near Harris visiting relatives. Rev Fouch of Galt held services here Friday night, Saturday night and Sunday morning. Several people went to Trenton Sunday for the chautauqua, returning Sunday night. The merchants of Reger have turnip seed that a pound will sow an acre. The Reger ball team played Harris Sunday, losing 4 to 5. F C Robinson, H M Smith, Clan and Eron Yardley and William Franklin came in from M born Saturday, returning Sunday where they are bridge carpenters. Columbus Penn, a Browning native now in Hot Springs, South Dakota, is being treated for rheumatism at 68, hoping to live longer. He enlisted in the Twenty fifth Ohio Infantry at 20 and later joined a West Virginia Cavalry regiment. he carries a congress-granted bravery medal.
The law does not authorize endorsing a teacher certificate from another county or state. Repealed in 1901 and penalties exist for issuing certificates without examination. This is statutory, not opinion. The State Superintendent of Public Schools has no authority to grant or prohibit endorsements. The matter is governed by state law.
The male show at the Brookfield fair will be on Wednesday morning, the second day of the fair. The horses will show on Thursday morning, the third day of the fair. Classes will be called at o'clock sharp and proceed as listed in the program.
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