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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1909
Page
8
Forty head of good yearling steers twelve head of white faced calves and a good white faced cow one short horn cow a good two year old short horn bull plus some farming implements and kitchen furniture. Terms made known on sale day. Sale to commence at N a.m.
The report explains a fraud scheme where letters lure victims with plausible stories about distant relatives or figures like a Russian banker. Under Spanish law a felony must be completed before arrest, so mere attempted fraud cannot be prosecuted. Readers are warned that new variants will likely appear.
The S. P. Pond Co will buy here only one day a week or until spring. Guy C. Carter, promoted to traveling buyer, handled their purchases after taking over from Mr. McFarland who transferred to Milan. Carter, a rustler, performed well and the company will likely hear of him advancing.
Advertises forty acres eight miles south of Browning with part cultivated and remainder timber and pasture. Sold at a bargain. Contact C. W. Haggard for details.
Notice to taxpayers of Pleasant Hill township states the collector will be at home on December 13 and 14 and Browning collection off ae for ie.
H. Clay Jones advises customers to try the flour, use half, and return the other half if it is not the best ever had, with a money-back offer. The note emphasizes satisfaction and refund policy.
Readers can secure 40 six color embossed Christmas cards by subscribing to The Daily and Sunday Journal for three months at 1.00. Send 1.00 to receive eight months at wholesale price and get 40 cards mailed free. Address Kansas City Daily Journal Kansas City Missouri.
The Twice-A-Week Republic of St. Louis offers a Christ mas special: a three-year subscription for $1.00, valid December 1–31, 1909. No premiums or commissions. price is net. Send payment to The St. Louis Republic, St. Louis, Missouri.
A farm proprietor, J. T. Watkins, forbids hunting with guns or dogs on the premises and requests trespassers to stay away. Also notes to take butter and cream to H. C. Bailey.
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