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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1916
Page
1
Dr Tamage urges single minded focus and steady effort to success by age thirty five. He contrasts the house with the home as a center of love and mutual trust guiding a child toward a heavenly future. He warns against malice and stresses thrift, work, and avoidance of temptations to build capital.
Green City Fair Association announces its eleventh annual fair to be held in Green City from August 22 to 25. The event aims to promote agriculture and stock raising in Sullivan and surrounding counties with a robust speed program and premier livestock exhibits. Read their ad in this issue of the Leader Record.
A reflective note urges youth to keep atmosphere pure and gentle, avoiding exhaustive reporting of every detail. It emphasizes charity and restraint over sensationalism, promoting measured, considerate discourse.
A motivational piece urges earning bread to measure success and happiness. It links work with independence cheerfulness and family well being while noting spiritual growth as a result. The cadence reinforces self reliance and personal fulfillment through diligent labor.
An all day gathering is set at Knifong Grove church on Tuesday August 22. Bring filled baskets and tools including a mowing scythe and pitchfork. Preaching by Rev. Clay and Rev. Rice both morning and afternoon. Plenty of ice water. Everyone welcome. A Browning, Secretary.
Mrs Marie Sullivan returns home to Oskaloosa Iowa Saturday after a short visit here with friends. Secondhand day press offered for sale at a reasonable price with easy terms.
Ellen May Drake daughter of W. F. and H. A. Drake born near Franklin Lee Co Iowa September 16 1870 moved with family to Browning and Laclede then farmed near Browning and Laclede later settling in Laclede and town life She married Robert T Patterson 1889 two children Robert Aveda and Francis Henry both preceded her in death She died at 45 years 10 months and 26 days after a life of faith and service Funeral held at M E Church Laclede with burial near town W W Clay notes she was a good woman and memory will endure.
Missourians remember last year’s Fried Chicken Day as the Missouri State Poultry Association plans the annual celebration. Members and friends prepare for the event featuring old fashioned poultry talks and fried chicken as friendships are renewed.
Missouri poultry groups urge county meetings and editor reports to mark Fried Chicken Day. Fred Crosby seeks attendance figures and features for publicity while urging large local entries for the state fair and poultry shows.
Seeley, a noted truss expert who has supplied U S Army and Navy, will be at the Peery Hotel in Trenton this coming Thursday, Aug 24, remaining for the day. He will discuss the Spermatic Shield supplied to the United States Government.
Thomas Miles Carmack born July 8 1915 died Aug 13 1916 at age 1 year 1 month 5 days. Survived by father James A Carmack mother Sarah Carmack two sisters and three brothers. Funeral held in North Salem by D G Seymour, burial in North Salem Cemetery. Community expresses sympathy.
The regular W. C. T. U. meeting led by Mrs. Minnie Palmer drew eight members. Mrs. May Schrock was chosen president with Mrs. Palmer as vice president and other officers named as Adams secretary Kenley treasurer and press writer Ween Dove Johns.
Mr and Mrs Wm Cor dray and Mr andee Gooch of Hiaton arrived Saturday to visit relatives and friends. They traveled by car and reported the roads in good condition.
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