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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1912
Page
4
A brief postal record notes an entry at Brown ing Missouri as second class main matter dated July 8 1897 with a Puursday December 5 1912 designation suggesting a publication timeline or filing sequence.
A lengthy political reminiscence discusses factional tensions within the Democratic Party as figures like Wilson Bryan Champ Clark and Underwood are mentioned. It imagines potential outcomes, predicts Clark as Speaker and Underwood chair of Ways and Means, and suggests cabinet shifts while urging restraint for national unity.
A terse notice warns all who are indebted to the undersigned to settle promptly. Dr. H E Epperson signs the appeal urging payment.
Rev Creason preached at Cross Roads Saturday night. Sam Correll shipped hogs from Cora to St Louis M day. W J Langdon and Roy visited at Webb Pipes Sunday. Nelson Maxey and wife visited Saturday night and Sunday with E E Maxeys. Mrs W I Langdon spent Thanksgiving with sister Minnie Palmer in Browning returning home. Mr and Mrs J W Pipes and two daughters Clara and Bernice spent Thanksgiving with Mrs A G Brinkley.
While returning from hunting near J E residence Hollon and Allen Bausweill were cautioned by a hunter showing a safety feature. The gun discharged striking Allen in the left hand. Doctors Ingram and Epperson assisted and the hand was amputated at the wrist.
Charley Sloan visited Dr Nevins over the weekend. A fairness night at the moving picture show drew fair attendance. Mrs A W Payne visited her parents, Drewie Watson and wife. Families of J A Carmack and T R Dennis spent Saturday night and Sunday. Opal Wilson and Paul McCollum attended a holiness meeting at Winigan Saturday night. Dolph Baker and wife visited the mother of his wife, Mrs Perry McCollum, Saturday. W H Brewers team frightened a spring wagon to pieces after a collision. Mrs Brewer injured, Mr Brewer sprained knee, G R Martin unhurt. Thanksgiving services at the M F E church drew a fair crowd with abundant food and a sermon by Rev L Maples.
Scottsville notes list residents traveling and visiting including Ross Burk heading north of Scottsville Fred and Verge Dell visiting Roger Saturday night Mrs W Williams visiting Brunswick James Nickell shopping for furs west of Scottsville E Shepherd wife and Mattie Riddle in Bowling Brown ing Melvin Fuller buying Roy Whaley’s corn and hauling it home Pie supper at Warren school house well attended Clarence Head spoke on ciphering at Warren school house
An advertisement from Whaley Drug Co urges a call and settlement at once to recover due payment. The text emphasizes urgency in securing the owed money.
Draying note from W. M. Hicks offers proft and care fe service for Norwood case dated November 27 1912. Includes enclosd 1 00 payment for paper renewal. Personal sign off from Sarah E Lark Browning Missouri ends with offer to supply nuts or apples to county residents.
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