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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1915
Page
8
A rural paper urges true community spirit through loyalty cooperation and support for local businesses and institutions. It cites Wanamaker on advertising and warns against parochialism while noting literacy in ads and a sample of practical local topics from dairying to silos.
A brief note stresses cleanliness in milk production by a diligent dairyman and explains carotene from green seeds gives yellow butter. It also mentions raising dairy calves as part of good practices.
The excerpt describes making multiple sandwiches using bread and butter as the base. It covers lettuce, nuts, chicken, eggs, dates, pimento and cheese, and cottage cheese fillings with mayonnaise dressing, seasonings, and spread methods. It lists steps for preparing each filling and assembling between buttered bread slices.
Mr and Mrs Will South erland of Jamous spent the year as parents to Mr and Mrs W Ez Tucker.
Experienced travelers praise Burlington’s Willingness-to-Serve all‑rail trip to California as the easiest economical option. The tour runs through Denver, Colorado Springs, Royal Gorge, Scenic Colorado, and Salt Lake in daylight under a dedicated excursion conductor. Free illustrated folder available on request. L. T. Wykoff Ticket Agent.
Letters of Administration granted by the Linn County Missouri Probate Court on December 7, 1915 for Amanda R. Vincent deceased. Creditors must present claims within six months for allowance or be barred. failure to present within one year from publication will bar their claims.
Mrs R J Potter traveled to Pratt Kansas Saturday to be at the bedside of her father M Simpson who is ill with fever. The report ends abruptly with a note about fever in Kansas City.
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