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Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1906

Page

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Local Couple Vows In Pleasant Country Home Wedding

Mr Lyester Darr and Miss Iva Vincent wed at the bride's parents home. Darr, son of Mr and Mrs Patrick Darr of Purdin, has long served Linn County schools. Vincent, daughter of Mr and Mrs J C Vincent near Browning, appears to be well known locally. Only close relatives and friends attended as the couple begins life together.

Lyester Darr Iva Vincent Mr. Darr Patrick Darr Purdin Linn County Vincent J. C. Vincent Browning Thomas Hayes Marceline Musss Fork At & P.m Tom Fred Hawkins Tommy Stove Monroe City Democrat

Local residents listed as seriously sick this week

Dr. Trippeer reports the following ill: Mrs Jas Stinson, Little Fern Nickell, Pearl Bingham, Marion Belcher, Mrs John Hollon. Most are very ill. Dr Roy Whaley notes Mrs Oscar Linhart very sick, two babies (Elmer Clem and Therman Jacobs) very ill. Ida Pete shows improvement.

Elected Officers Named by B A Yeoman

Monday night the B A Yeoman elected the following officers for the ensuing year Foreman J W Jones Master Ceremonies Mrs E A Jones Master of Accounts Mrs W Jones Chaplin Mrs L T Wy koff Correspondent Miss May Austin Biswell for your candies 100 different kinds nice and fresh.

B. A. Yeoman J. W. Jones EA. Jones W. Jones Chaplin L. T. Wykoff Biswell

Mail order houses spurn local community gains

A wary critique declares mail order firms drain wealth from neighborhoods and fail to support local schools roads or dealers. The column contrasts local merchants with community-minded commerce and notes several regional incidents and small-town notices from Marceline to Milan and Winston.

Portrait Pillow Tops For Xmas Gifts By Brumback

Mrs Brumback offers personalized portrait pillow tops suitable for unique Christmas presents. Create custom keepsakes featuring faces or scenes, crafted to enhance holiday gifting with durable fabric and detailed embroidery.

Public Speaker Interrupted by Coughing Mentioned

Advertisement notes public speakers disrupted by audience coughing. Claims Foley's Honey and Tar cures coughs and colds and prevents pneumonia and consumption. Promotes a genuine product in a yellow package. J. C. Lantz.

Foley J. C. Lantz

Citizens call meeting to discuss electric light proposal

A notice asks townspeople to set a date for a meeting to discuss installing electric lights. The appeal notes darkness on streets and corners and urges collective action from all residents, from marshal to mayor, to improve lighting.

Arrears Discount Offer For Subscriptions

Readers are offered a one time arrears relief at 50 cents per dollar and 75 cents per year for renewals on Friday and Saturday December 14 and 15. New rates after December 31 move to one dollar per year in advance or one dollar six cents.

George Deskins Winston Wright Squire T. H. Black Witlston Bennet Milan Standard

Pleasant evening at Sloan residence with friends

A few friends of Mr and Mrs W J Sloan spent a pleasant evening at their residence in West Wilas Ni F Hb oe Rei e ut i Se an sin and.

Very

Dr Shoops Preventics Candy Ad Note

A dental health ad promotes Dr Shoop's Preventics described as a toothsome candy that guards against colds by taking it at the Saveze Stage. It claims prompt effect and satisfaction, peddled by J A Mairs in 5 and 25 cent boxes.

Preventics Dr. Shoop J. A. Mairs

Tulley Arnold Thanksgiving Wedding In Browning Area

William Tulley and Naomi Arnold wed at the bride's parents home with Rev. W E Kaney officiating. Tulley, son of Tandy Tulley of Kansas, is a respected farmer. Arnold is daughter of Harry Arnold living near Browning. They will reside on Tulley's farm southeast of town as friends extend congratulations.

Wm. Tulley Naomi Arnold W.E. ‘Kaney Linneus Tulley Tandy Tulley Kansas Miss Arnold Harry Arnold Browning Mr.Tulley Here Rec‘ord

Racket Store Sold To Local Jewelry Dealer

Wednesday A C Booker of the Racket Store sold his stock to J W Oxley north side jeweler. Oxley takes possession immediately and will move his jewelry stock into the Racket Store building. Booker stays until the first of the year.

A. C. Booker J. W. Oxley Northside Oxley Booker Mr. Oxley

Proposal to privatize the postal service gains Chicago attention

W. D. Boyce of Chicago urges transferring the entire postal system from government control. He promises low postage, increased profits, half rates, rural express, and business methods while paying rent and charging regular rates for government post offices. He vows to cut sinecures and politics and to pay the government profits above seven percent on capital.

W. D. Boyce Chicago

W C W elect of fivers at Jarnet Valley Camp

Jarnet Valley Camp No.514 W. Q. W. elected the following officers for the ensuing year Con. Com E A Tharp Adv Lieut John Morgan Banker John Lantz Escort Geo Willis Watchman C A Sides Sentry Col Mitchell Jr Physician R W Whaley Clerk J F M Bailey Board of Managers W W Hatch John Lantz and Gilbert Kays Installations of these officers will take place the first Tuesday evening in January.

Jarnet Valley Con E. A. Tharp John Morgan John Lantz Geo. Willis C. A. Sides Col. Mitchell R. W. Whaley J. F. M. Bailey W. W. Hatch Gilbert Kays

Another Browning Boy Honored at Central National Bank

Arthur F. Gibson, son of Peoples Bank cashier S L Gibson, elected manager of the Transit Department at Central National Bank St. Louis after the Nov 28 board meeting. The bank, with 1.5 million dollar paid up capital, opens December 15. Roy Gibson moves from Fourth National Bank to assume his brother’s Kansas City role.

Central National Bank St. Louis Arthur’ F. Gibson Traders’ Bank Kansas City and & Son S.L. Gibson Peoples Bank Arthur Roy Gibson Fourth National Bank of

Cough Remedies Caution Cited In Old Notice

A warning against seeking home remedies for coughs and colds notes dangers of unknown preparations. Folly’s Honey and Tar is advertised to cure coughs colds and prevent pneumonia with a genuine yellow package. Refuse substitutes.

Foley

Also Mentioned on This Page

Parr—Vincent B. A Miss May Austin Quack Doctor of Commerce Christendom G. B. Grant Poland China Duroc James Barnett, Sr Sumner Star Oren Lantz Hale Sre Biswell’s Tulley —Arnold Yours Truly Bingham
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