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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1911
Page
8
South Sullivan and nearby residents report visits with relatives in Browning Marceline and Kirksville. haying and threshing, a horse found drowned in a creek, ongoing protracted meetings, school hires, and new concrete sidewalks improving town appearance and property values.
Threshing is in vogue this week. N J Gooch and J R Crookshanks visit Linneus and Kirksville relatives. Miss Lydia Jolly hosts at Press Brassfield home. Brown ing visitors and a St Louis medical student stay with local families. Mt Olive basket dinner draws large crowd with two sermons. Local youth attend Lucky Bill show in Browning. others plan to go but do not appear. Bro Hunt returns from Canada and plans to move to Manitoba.
Osborn & Son advertise the Van Brunt five disk one horse wheat drill known for quality. They invite customers to visit and view a demonstration model.
Miss Olive Kane visited in Purdin Sunday evening. The Lucky Bill show was attended by Purdinites Friday night at Linneus. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Gibson of Browning visited Ab. Johnson's Sunday. Tom Biven is building a house for Lafe Mackintire two miles south of town. S. Hale and family and W.G. Beckett visited John Ponds Sunday. Tom Gardner of St. Kate shipped stock to Chicago.
Property offers 80 acres southeast of Browning with good improvements. About 65 acres in grass and 15 acres not. Terms are favorable. Inquire at this office.
Rev Rutledge preached at Jenkins on Sunday. Ruby Lantz visited Grace and Delphine Hatch. Mrs Martha Cotter visited relatives nearby. Archie Drake and wife from Linneus were Sunday visitors at Will Oaks. Selina Haley of Brookfield visits her uncle Dan Haley and family. H E Epperson and wife spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs W P Gilmer. Locals attended the Lucky Bill show in Browning Thursday. Claudie Morelock and Bernice Mundell called on Anna Kollasch while Mary Simpson, visiting relatives for weeks, left Tuesday for Louisiana to visit her brother.
School days approach with a large stack of pens ink paper tablets and other school supplies available. Visit to see what is in stock and affordable.
In the city A. A. Healy the jeweler advertises a premier line of china ware for bargains, inviting shoppers to explore his store for superior selection and value.
A red brood sow weighing about 300 pounds has been missing for six weeks. Finder should notify Ola Mills of Browning, with damages to be paid.
J A Cassity and wife with Floy Moore Martha Penn and John Moore traveled to Mt Olive Sunday for a basket dinner. Report says over five hundred attended and there was ample dinner for many more. Rev Hunt preached two able sermons.
Letters of Administration with the Will Annexed issued to H. F. Carter for the Jane Ogle estate in Linn County Missouri dated July 17 1911. Creditors must present claims within one year for allowance or be barred. claims not presented within two years from publication will be forever barred.
The Kansas City Weekly Journal offers a clubbing deal with the Missouri and Kansas Farmer. For 30 cents readers receive one year of each paper, with the Farmer published twice monthly. Offer ends September 1, 1911 and is directed to readers in Kansas City Missouri.
Letters of administration granted by the probate court of Linn County Missouri dated July 13 1911 to the undersigned. All persons with claims against the estate must exhibit them for allowance within six months or be precluded from benefit. if not exhibited within one year from publication date, claims are forever barred.
Meadville schedules its Seventh Annual Chautauqua from August 19 to 27, 1911, featuring lectures, music, and cultural programs across the town. Local organizations promote the event to residents and visitors for a week of public entertainment and education.
We have moved stock and are now prepared to sell all farm machinery, wagons, buggies, engines, feed grinders and more at prices that save money. This sale offers a broad range of equipment to farmers and contractors seeking cost effective purchases.
A brief notice urges readers to rely on the local business for any needed items in its line. The snippet emphasizes readiness to serve and invites inquiries from potential customers.
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