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Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1918

Page

4

Cross Roads and Corn Update

Everett Dodson bought a new buggy. D W Jennings works on his pond. Wesley Bundridge is poorly. Fanning went to Brown ing Saturday. Francis Fanning and family visited Milan Saturday. Fay Dodson is sick. D G Havens went to Kansas City to buy cattle. Bernie Hoskins seen Sunday. E E Maxey bought a new buggy. Mary Jennings visited Grace Lawrence last Tuesday night. Enis Harris wife and son Raymond were in Milan Saturday. Jas Franklin and family visited Cora. Clark Franklin and wife visiting their sons Jas and Bev this week.

Clark Franklin Wife Jas Bev

Regular Sunday Services at M. E. Church South

The M. E. Church South announces regular Sunday School and preaching services next Sunday led by J. F. Patton P. C. in the morning and afternoon sessions.

Weighing Fee Notice by K M Duncan

Notice states that from September 1st a ten cent charge will be added for weighing. Signed by K. M. Duncan.

K. M. Duncan

All parties invited to Hoover cemetery gathering

Interested parties are requested to meet at Hoover cemetery on Saturday August 17. Bring well filled baskets. There will be preaching before and afternoon. By Order of Com.

Hoover Cemetery

Folded check book with dollar bill found near farm

A folding check book containing a dollar bill and payable checks plus other papers was found between a farm and Browning. The finder can deliver it to the Leader Record office for a reward.

Browning Leader Record Office

Quarrelsome Gossipers Compared to Plague

A call for not speaking derogatorily unless truth and justice require it. The tale bearer and gossip monger are seen as a community curse worse than smallpox or scarlet fever, difficult to quarantine. The piece cites a biblical warning on their origin of fire.

Hmm fragment about a man and a plug of tobacco

An incomplete line observes a man will not eat dropped meat but will handle a plug of tobacco instead, ending mid thought and leaving the outcome unclear.

Neat Gardens Reflect Care and Character, Neighbors Say

Observers note that the beauty and goodness within a community show in tidy gardens and well kept premises. A garden filled with choice vegetables and rare flowers signals an owner whose heart is in the right place.

Woman Trains Husband By Leaving Mess for A Week

A wife vows to teach her husband to pick up after himself by letting items pile up. By week’s end every object lay where dropped except his Star tobacco plug still on the floor, prompting a visit from the observers.

Our Lady

Idle Town Workmen Face Busy Season Reminder

In a brisk town note the author urges able men to work during the busy season. Lost time cannot be regained while lost wealth, knowledge, and health can be recovered through effort and study. A local girl reportedly sent 25 cents to learn home remedies for whitening hands and received dishwater soaking advice, to her mother’s amusement.

Seaman Family Arranges Mail to Soldier Son

Mrs T J Seaman orders the home paper sent to her son J D Seaman of Co C 110 Ammunition Train A P C 780 A E F via New York. The paper will be sealed in an envelope and mailed first class at six cents per week.

T. J. Seaman J. D. Seaman, Co New York

P E Cokerham Reports Poor Crops In Texas Oklahoma

P E Cokerham, back from Dallas and Oklahoma, says corn is in bad condition, cotton below standard, peaches half crop. He plans to locate about half a nation in Oklahoma this fall or winter. He is pleased with the trip overall.

P. E. Cokerham Dallas Texas Oklahoma

Tractor Demonstration Near Brookfield Missouri

A Ford tractor demonstration will be held Friday August 16 on Frank Dick’s farm one mile west of Brookfield on South Laclede road. Farmers interested in tractor plowing should attend to see Henry Ford’s offer and the simple design of the tractor under the cost distribution plan to speed up agricultural production.

Ford Farmers of

Meadville Chautauqua Ticket Invitation Highlights Weeklong Event

The Editor received a complimentary ticket to the Meadville Chautauqua running from August 17 to August 25. Management offers an attractive program in this Leader Record issue, promising a fine place to rest, recuperate, and hear quality speakers.

Meadville Chautauqua

Gospel Services Start In North Salem

A series of old time Gospel meetings will commence at the Christian shore in North Salem. Everyone is invited to attend this meeting and participate in the services.

Christian Shore North Salem

Chillicothe Guest Joe Tharp Visits Mr and Mrs J Russell

Joe Tharp of Chillicothe was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J Russell yesterday, spending time at their home and sharing conversation. The visit marks a friendly social call in the community.

Joe Tharp Chillicothe Mrs. J. Russell Mrs. Delbert _ Hoover St. Joe

United States Ships 1.4 Billion in Food to Allied Nations

Food valued at about 1.4 billion dollars was shipped to Allied countries in the fiscal year ending June 30. Hoover to Wilson highlights the sacrifices of American people, with emphasis on conservation, wheat and meat shipments, and the role of farmers and women in supporting Allied needs.

United States Hoover Wilson Missouri United States Food Administration Red Cross Hoovie Europe Neutrals

Mill Feed Prices Fall Under New Food Administration Rules

The Missouri Division of the Food Administration reports lower mill feed prices due to recent rules. Bran sells in bulk at about $1 per hundredweight, plus sacks and profit margins. Bran remains cheaper than last year while shorts and other wheat feeds are capped at 10 cents per hundredweight above bran. Mixed feed pricing remains 6.5 cents over bran.

The Food Administration Missouri Division of the Food Administration

Local Notes on Families and Trades This Week

Personal items indicate Prof and Mrs Rogers visiting relatives near North Salem while Haggard and Carr work night shifts on silos and concrete. Dodson welcome a baby boy. Elliott family also has a newborn. Neely seeks trades. Kollaseh in Cary Funston Army HQ asks for home address updates and news from friends.

Prof Mrs. Rogers North Salem Haggard Carr

Special sale on Majestic Ranges this week

N. E. Cotter advertises a special sale on Majestic Ranges this week. A set of aluminumware is included with each range, and customers are urged to visit to discuss purchase details.

N. E Cotter Majestic

Farms Inquiries Prompt Missouri Property List Offer

Our Illinois and Iowa advertising has generated many letters about Missouri farms. We seek a list of farms and other property for sale or exchange. Buyers to follow. Financing at the lowest interest rate is available. Calhoun and Thornton.

Illinois Iowa Missouri

Also Mentioned on This Page

Browning, Missouri Joseph Nickell Browning, Mo Everett Dodson D. W. Jennings Little Wesley Bundridge Fanning Francis Fanning Milan Fay Dodson D. G. Havens Kansas City Bernie Hoskins E. E. Maxey Mary Jennings Grace Lawrence Enis Harris Raymond Jas. Franklin Cora Meadville Chautauga Gospel Services Allied Nations Moe Ath W. J. Dodson Ford Automobile N. M. Neely Ralph Elliott Mother Babe Papa Grandpa Elliott Pvt John E. Kollaseh 70Th Infantry Cary Funston Calhoun & Thornton Business Directory Victor Grice Dr. Hunter's Roy Whaley M.W. A J. E. Marvin, V. C. P. Darr Browning Lodge R. N. of A Myrtle Peterson Oracle Bessie Powell C. F J. T. Hooker N. G. Thos. McCown Biswell Lodge A. F A.M Q. L. Lay Ww. M Browning Rebekau Lodge Josie Jones N'G Ernest PR. Wiles Hugh McNutt Chautauqua Maude Stevens B. Griffith Wm. H. Miller Yung J. S. Ladd Thomas I S. Rossiter Germany Sterling Battis Chief Caupolican America J. Kelly Wright Geo. E. Pearson Lincoln Wirt France A. J L. S. Tharp Meadville, MO Shropshires B. H. Slater J. I. Harmon J.W. Sevier J. A. Calhoun R. M. Calhoun T. Cashiér Farmers’ Exchange Bank J. W. Sevier J.M. Thurlo H. A. Thurlo, Wm. Shepherd H. C.’ Pearson L. G. Schrock Walter Taylor James Neet Pres R. C. Bailey A. E. Lambert E. C. Bailey Ass’t Cashier Phoples Bank C. Bailey W. E. Duckworth J. B.stone B. D. Bourne F. R. Duncan Asst. Cashier Browning Savings Bank B. D. Boutine B. Harmon B.F. Jounson J. R. Duncan W. T. Prarsen Exiroxe
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