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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1913
Page
8
A reader argues that home must be the root of virtue to guide boys away from sin. The piece extols women as the greatest formative factor in life, noting their influence on men’s actions, and cites history and literature to claim woman is man’s true ally and support in life’s ascent.
Chas Dilliner announces the Spears laundry agency in Kirksville and invites local patrons to use weekly pickup service from the shop basket with a guarantee of satisfactory work.
Miss Amelia Johnson of St. Joseph arrived here on Tuesday to visit her parents Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Johnson.
Friday S L Gibson longtime Browning banker and organizer resigns as cashier of the People's Bank to take effect once a successor is found. He has twenty years in Browning banking and interests in several other banks and has helped organize multiple North Missouri banks. He says he has earned a vacation.
Two hundred forty five acre farm three miles from town with a good house barn and well at barn. Includes 165 acres smooth farmable land and 80 acres rough timber. Timber value can cover land cost if worked. Bargain sale with possible trade in. See Wm Harvey for terms and price. adv.
D. C. Cassity reports he is quarantined but partly active at home. He spent time walking and painting his buggy red. Authorities warn of a possible return of smallpox after a boyhood case a few weeks ago.
City warns all delinquent taxpayers in Browning to pay personal and real estate taxes by December 15 or face levy. J. R. Williams is the collector, overseen by Mayor F. G. Peters and the City Council to enforce the tax law.
Fern Street announces weekly tax collection at Peoples Bank in Browning on Fridays and Saturdays beginning November 28 for Benton Township.
Peters Prod Co announces exclusive agency for Mendota Block Coal for the year with pricing in line with Iowa coals. See Ady for details.
Headquarters at the Pearson Bros Barn and orders left there receive prompt attention. Adv Wm Hicks, Drayman.
Frank McKay and his son Horner of Humphreys were Browning visitors on Thursday. They proudly displayed their new automobile, drawing attention from locals.
Milan visitor John Burwell dropped by South Sullivan on Monday. W L Guy moved to the G W Lantz farm. F J Alspach built a barn for Will Kenley. H N Thurlo’s new residence will be ready soon. George Brumbaugh plans to move to Arkansas this winter. E M Baker rented the French Nickell farm and moved there. Herbert C Bailey and Jeff Fields have been busy. Ola F Creason teacher at Hooker enjoyed a two week corn gathering vacation.
Ollie Barker of Linneus visited friends Tuesday and Wednesday. Mrs. Gertie Barnes of Oxford Kansas stays with her parents Mr and Mrs J T Edens. For sale a 100 acre farm fairly improved with 50 acres corn land 15 oats and balance pasture price 47.50 per acre easy terms See adv J D Burwell.
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