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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1915
Page
4
The Green City Press notes a busy week with visits among families in South Sullivan including H F Kille, J P Pipes, and P D Schrock relatives. Hay harvests, threshing, and cattle sales dominate farm life as D G Freeland moves to Kirksville and fat cattle and hogs remain in strong supply.
Fragmentary sale notice mentions farm rates and an individual named George Young with unclear connection to a four year old. The readable text is fragmentary and cannot establish a clear event or outcome.
Peters Produce Co. reports a car of lawa coal is in hand for thrashing. Advlt notices and product handling details are noted in the fragment.
WANTED RAILROAD CROSS TIES. Delivered at stations on the Burlington Railroad. For prices and specifications address J. A. Elliott Jacksonville Ill. adv.
A woman used Farris Colic Remedy to treat a horse missing the usual drenching method. She dropped the remedy on the horse’s tongue and it recovered before the men returned. The ad promotes the product at 56 cents per bottle with a money back plan by M. F. Bench.
Brookfield police and Burlington detectives halted a group of eleven carnival followers with no visible means of support or contacts from operating locally. The incident suggests additional losses and possible encampments among the crowd.
John Hatch a farmer living east of town fractured his sternum in a riding accident. While leading a cow his foot caught in the rope causing a somersault off the horse. He suffered a broken bone and was treated locally.
In North Missouri improvement is seen in road work, with Linn county boosters organizing a daylong cavalcade to visit every town and hamlet to promote the good roads movement.
Ray and Issac Johnson and sisters Tempie and Florence with Mr and Mrs B F Peterson Miss Anna Palmer Mae Austin and many more attended the Johnson Barker wedding at Linneus Tuesday evening.
Roy Fanning of Cora went to Oklahoma last week. Miss Vesta Fanning visits her brother Roy in Cora. Mr and Mrs Roy Elliott welcome a baby boy born August 4. Chas Dodson visited Milan relatives. Jas Cox near Milan visited Corn relatives. Brookfield fair drew local attendees. Alva Brinkley returned from Kansas. Lumsden and Summers families visited Albertson in Cora.
The Burlington promotes a Grand Circle Tour for Exposition visitors claiming the best value in scenic enjoyment and luxury train service. Stop-overs are allowed with a 90 day travel window and a California Exposition folder available on request.
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