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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1920
Page
4
Notice indicates the item was entered at the Brown ing Missouri post office as second class mail matter on July 8 1897. The fragment confirms classification and date of mailing within historical postal records.
A 1920 reflective column presents aphorisms on fame fortune truthfulness style timing and self improvement. It contrasts notoriety with earned wealth and urges prudent actions while noting the value of doing good and expressing thoughtful speech.
A reflective piece urges individuals to focus on personal conscience over others' judgments. It condemns undue public self doubt, praises temperance and simple living, and critiques excessive hometown boosterism and corrosive nagging about advertising. It notes women who preach temperance yet miss motherhood joy.
Car in good running order with truck attachment two new Fisk tires and two other good tires. Guaranteed to be in good mechanical condition. Cash price two hundred twenty five dollars. J L Ingram.
A good rain would be appreciated in these parts as threshing winds down in the vicinity. Hubert Lyons and wife visited Lee Lyons on Sunday. John Mairs and family called on Chas. Millers Sunday. Howard Jenkins spent Saturday night and Sunday with his sister Mrs. Jesse Woodside.
Mrs Patterson and Miss Louise Mairs visited Brookfield last week while Mairs took the teachers examination. Dad Bagley visited Joe Creasons Sunday evening. John Woodside and wife visited Arthur Monroes Sunday. Mr Devore and family from Iowa stayed with A A Hawkins last week. Everett Jenkins and wife visited Joe Creasons and helped thresh. Add Grillem.
The Old Settlers picnic at Cora drew a large crowd on Thursday and Friday with a fine gathering. Numerous families including the Butlers,Pipes, Bingham, Dodson, Spencer, and Kenley clans visited relatives and neighbors in the Cora area this week. church services were held Saturday night and Sunday as residents hosted guests from nearby towns.
Mrs Emma Drier remains on the sick list while Artie McCollum and his son visit from Oklahoma. Miss Ruby Abbott travels in Brookfield and a Bean Blossom picnic draws a large crowd. Farmers threshing busy as Arthur Cattey moves to lead Farmers Produce Exchange in Winigan. Visitors include John B McCollum Browning and the Thadium family Elwood.
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