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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1922
Page
5
Among personals and farm ads, residents report visits to Kansas City and Brookfield, new arrivals and departures, hunting bans on farms, cattle purchases, and farm loans. Several named locals, visitors, and relatives attend gatherings while others seek supplies, upgrades, or medical and legal help.
Milan Granite Works presents multiple monument designs and accepts custom creations based on customer suggestions. They emphasize artistic yet conservative styles and invite customers to select or request tailored concepts from their yard designs.
Property owners warn against hunting or trapping on the premises. Names mentioned include William Riley Everett Riley and A L Knifong.
Senior Class hosts a pie supper at the Legion Hall on Friday after December 8. Everyone is invited. C. E. Milhioan of near Winigan made an office visit while in town yesterday afternoon.
A Browning Missouri utility informs Mayor Joe Nickell about planned power interruptions in Browning to move poles on the Purdin Hill road. The Browning Purdin Electric Co manager Percy Markham explains the high voltage lines must be shut off and asks the mayor to notify residents.
The Morris chapel meeting proceeds smoothly with good attendance and a fine spirit. Nova Gooch leads the singing while Rev Chap man of Linneus assists Rev Bate. Brother Chapman delivers strong sermons and offers guidance as all preparations conclude.
Dr and Mrs D B Hunter hosted a hospitable Thanksgiving at their southeast town home with a turkey dinner and abundant fare. Dee and his wife run a produce business while Mrs Hunter prepared a grand meal. Guests included Mr and Mrs Clifford Shell among others for a day of merry talk and warm memories.
Mrs. Carl Norvell visited the office as a social and business caller. Justice of the Peace J. P. Turner enjoys experiences. For sale four spring spotted Poland China bears priced to sell. Mark Q. Alspach and Mrs. A. A. Knifong drove to Laredo yesterday to visit her mother Mrs. L. Walker.
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