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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1920
Page
4
Browning Leader Record edited by Joe Nickell reflects on life’s hardships wealth and poverty. It comments on inspiration and the folly of youth abandoning high school for wages and suggests many regret quitting after eight grades or two years of high school years later.
Ray Nickell reports from St Louis that his wife has a new baby boy. On Monday night a nine pound son named Raymond Oliver was born at the hospital.
E. R. Anderson announces closing out stock of harness and hardware at low prices. A line of new leather collars is offered, with prices cheaper than elsewhere.
Local notes report Mrs. Anna Bagley returning from St. Joe after an operation and recovering well. Many visitors and relatives from Green City, Purdin, and Milan are listed, including Mrs. Bessie Lambert, Mrs. Edna Walker, Miss Irene Graham, A. A. Hawkins, and others. Typhoid fever struck Tressa Bagley of Oklahoma visiting here. Mrs. Francis Bohannon died at 99 years.
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