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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1912
Page
4
Entry indicates postal matter processed at the Brown ing Missouri post office as second class mail on July 8, 1897 with a subsequent date Thursday December 12, 1912 noted.
Reuben Hardscrabble attacks southern governors including Beaslewatz on lynch law hints and oath claims. He mocks Vardaman and others, praises a few older figures, and rails at the Republican party with sarcastic barbs about Mrs Sickles and resurrecting the old order. The piece closes with a call to decapitate old has beens in politics.
The notice requests all debtors by note or account to call and settle immediately as advised by H. Clay Jones.
Adv from Whaley Drug Co urges immediate payment and settlement of accounts, stating the firm needs the funds without delay. The brief notice emphasizes prompt action to recover owed money.
Mrs Lethe the sek Het and Homer McKay visited Fumphres on Saturday Con Callihan traveled to Hum phreys on business Friday A sharp temperature drop occurred Thursday evening F P McKay and son were at George Whaley's on business Friday Eddie Myers worked roads in the west part of Duncan township E F Peterson returned home from St Joe Thursday after several days on business
Wm Rinehart visited Roger Monday. Sam Dell and family visited the Dells Sunday. Fred Chittum visited Laurence Rinehart Thursday night. John Jacobs and Will Williams went to Milan Saturday. Bryant Stewart went to Browning Monday with hogs. Fred Havens went to Winigan to check a hardware store. Lon Williams sold land at Scottsville to Frank Smith for 40 dollars an acre. Directors met at the schoolhouse Thursday night for school and phone line business.
George Brumbaugh visited Sumner on Monday and many locals hosted visitors from nearby towns. Families attended gatherings with J Lawrence Lynch, Uncle Jasper Brookshier, and the Brookshier household. A December 6 birth to Mr. and Mrs. G A Pipes is noted along with a Cross Roads pie supper where Clorah Pipes won a cake and Ed Long the hungriest pie.
Cross Roads details Mr and Mrs Roy Lang don visited Alden Thorp on Sunday. Harden Davis and family moved onto Webb Pipes farm east of Cora. Mr and Mrs W S Lang don visited Sunday with T P Bundridge. Several from this vicinity.
W M Hicks announces readiness to provide prompt drayage and reliable service after purchasing the dray.
A letter from B. Christy, Browning Missouri, requests changing a newspaper delivery from Winslow Arizona to Phoenix Arizona due to dust and cold nights. The note is dated December 5 1912 and signed with a courteous “oblige.”
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