Editor Notice Historical Postmark at Brown ing
Joseph Nickell, editor, listed as second class mail matter entered at the Brown ing post office on July 8 1597 with archival mail designation.
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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1914
Page
4
Joseph Nickell, editor, listed as second class mail matter entered at the Brown ing post office on July 8 1597 with archival mail designation.
Community visits span visiting relatives and friends and school beginning at Cattey with Miss Emma Dent. Residents attend Green City fair. showers bring beneficial rain. The Davis and Duncan store trade and invoicing set for Sept 1. Mt Olive church hosts Sept 1 2 3 meeting with gold medal contest and basket dinner. state president Nelle Burger to attend.
A guaranteed attraction is announced with two performances at the Opera House on August 28 and 29 marking a secured entertainment event.
Failure to provide shade for poultry in summer causes deaths and lowers productivity. Shade is essential for all poultry including ducks and geese. The Missouri College of Agriculture offers options such as portable houses on blocks and using orchards, sunflower patches, or corn fields to shelter birds.
A fragment from the page notes a deal between two parties identified as EM Dewan and Dunes pad. Details are unclear but reference to a transaction at Duncan Trades Store is present.
J. D. Langdon visited Milan on Tuesday and a missing glasses call is noted. The report records Linn District W C stock matters plus a Kansas City stockyard update with cattle and hog prices, receipts, and shipper notes for Aug 24 1914. Additional items include births, local visits, cattle deliveries to H B Quinn of Shirley Ill and farmer notes on Browning and nearby towns.
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