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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1912
Page
8
Extensive guidance urges shortening automobile numbers for readability and promotes hygienic yard upkeep. It warns against malarial risks from litter and improper waste, stressing collective action and coordinated effort for community welfare.
Having sold my dray all parties indebted to me for coal or otherwise are requested to call and settle at once. Wm. Harvey.
Frank Cattey hauls coal from Browning at present while Herman Knfong delivers sheep at Browning Monday. I J McCollum works on painting his house and barn this week. Gertrude McCollum begins an eight month school at the Hill Monday the 19th inst.
Kirksville news covers visits by Aunt Mary J. McCollum and others, a birthday surprise for Gertrude McCollum, and local travel to hear W. J. Bryan. Also reports on a saw mill move, Charley Brantner’s injury, Mrs. Catherine Spencer’s death, and a detailed look at the Normal School’s record year and new programs under President John R. Kirk.
Chas. Haggard advertises concrete circular blocks for well walls at 4 1 2 cents each, claiming they are cheaper than brick.
Rainy spell followed by farm work reports. C G Cutberth threshed oats and Calvin Cutberth bought mules from Bert Brassfield. F P McKay hired help. J Sayers sold his farm. Frank Murphy shipped cattle and hogs to Kansas City. Lost key ring with six keys missing. two keys numbered 23 and 3537. J B Stone.
Mrs. A. W. Payne is quite ill. Lowel Carpenter and wife visit at Laplata Mo. Aunt Sarah Richardson visited John Jaynes Friday. Meeting closed at the Baker church Wednesday night. Virgil Greggs and wife visiting relatives in and.
A letter from League City dated August 14, 1912 forwards $1 for next year’s subscription to Mr. Joseph Nickell of Browning Missouri. The writer Jennie McKibben describes a two week bay shore camping vacation with boating fishing bathing and salt air.
J. D. Burwell attended a teachers' meeting in Milan yesterday, joining educators and staff for a discussion on local school matters and curriculum.
Are you going away this summer and seeking a healthful escape. The ad offers travel through Colorado Yellowstone Glacier National Park and the Pacific Northwest with stops in Portland Clateop Beach San Francisco and Utah's Promised Land. L. T. Wykoff, Ticket Agent, offers literature and trip planning assistance.
Charitable offer of 100 copies of a book titled concrete in the country free to farmers while stock lasts. Visit the shop of Chas. Haggard to obtain a copy.
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