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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1915
Page
4
South Sullivan reflects a busy period with residents traveling to Brookfield Kirksville and Milan and several moving to Browning and the county line. Local farm activity includes cattle shipping and hay hauling while a store building in Cora burned with unknown origin.
Notice states S H Arnold sold his interest in the hardware firm Arnold and Houser at North Salem Missouri. The firm becomes Houser and Co. All notes and accounts due Arnold and Houser now payable to Houser and Co. The new firm assumes payment of all debts against the old firm.
120 acre farm in Dallas County Missouri for sale. Cleared and in grass with a spring on each forty acres. Excellent fence around the property. Title clear and no indebtedness. Seller has a Montana homestead and cannot tend both properties. Glasgow Montana box 707 adv 2t.
An advertisement from Porter in Milan Missouri urges readers to contact for farm loan rates and terms noting that rates have fallen.
A fragment notes a car of block on track and mentions Knifong and Son in connection with the sale or purchase. The readable text indicates a sale or handling of materials linked to Knifong and Son.
The College of Agriculture at the University of Missouri will host lectures January 3 to 7 on farming as a business. Experts will discuss farm records, marketing, prices, standardization, and cooperation, plus methods to boost profits through efficient practices and seed sales with low production costs.
The text outlines U S court decisions on subscribing to periodicals including notice requirements for renewal and responsibility when moving addresses. It also notes the Baliwn locomotive works Burlington engine No 6110, a grand prize winner at the San Francisco Exposition, described as the largest nonarticulated road engine, nearly 300 tons, 84 feet long with a 10 000 gallon water capacity and a 7 foot diameter boiler end.
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