03 Dec 1914
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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1914
Page
1
A long reflective piece urges kindness and stable home life, stressing family harmony, moral citizenship, and parental influence. It notes Grant Hamilton’s 35th birthday, a quilting bee, and social scenes, with local readers recounting community goodwill and the value of education and steady homes.
Having sold my stock of merchandise to Shores Bros. I thank friends for liberal patronage. Shores Bros. come highly recommended as merchants and citizens and we welcome them to town. All parties owing me will settle with me or George Williams at Shores Brothers store. Ady W. E. Davis.
The Royal Neighbors will meet on the second and fourth Thursday nights of each month at the I C C F hall. All members are urged to respond. C We Balmer, Recorder.
Luther Brookshier son of Mr and Mrs James Brookshier of north of the city marries Miss Leasie Peery daughter of Mr and Mrs George Peery near Linneus on Thanksgiving day. The couple are congratulated by numerous friends and wished a long and happy life.
Florence Wykoff visited Pulaski Iowa on Wednesday. Sylva Martin went to Sunday evening. Juniors schedule a literary program Friday 4 1914. Several students attended the basketball game at Kmifong Grove Wednesday. Mrs Kraft returned Sunday evening from Laclede where she spent Thanksgiving. Professor Enyeart returned from Green City Saturday where he spent Thanksgiving. The Ramblers quartet no 2 will perform at the Junior pre Friday. Sunday Garrison returned Kirksville.
The ladies aid met at Mrs Emma Brassfield’s last Thursday with about sixty guests. Miss Bertha Neely helped entertain. contests yielded winners John OAwell with a glass pig, Earl Johnson won two prizes for string tying and forming words from Thanksgiving, and Derryl Hooker won a cake of soap in a cracker eating contest. A sumptuous supper followed as guests praised the entertainment.
The American Red Cross ships surgeons nurses supplies food clothing and funds to Europe to ease war distress while continuing its annual Red Cross Christmas seal education campaign to combat tuberculosis in the United States this year as well.
A brief verse parody mocks the 23rd Psalm by stating The Ford is my auto I shall not want it and humorously extends the familiar imagery with lines about lying down beneath it and being led by it in playful fashion.
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