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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1906
Page
5
January first is our regular time for stock evaluation. We have reduced prices by as much as one half to clear out old stock and broken sizes. Browse the selection to see the money you save on these clothes.
One lot of over-coats with 35 to 40 inch breast size offered at bargain prices. Coats priced at $12.00 $13.00 and $14.00 are cut to a single sale figure of $10.00 each.
Browning shoppers crowd the town despite bad roads while many residents travel to nearby towns such as Deseka Linneus and Farmington for relatives and errands. Advertisements promote a 10 foot show case and coal oil products at Buxton’s as residents report visits and social plans across Illinois Iowa and Missouri.
Real estate transfers show parcels in Milan Green City and Greencastle Missouri with prices 150 550 1200 250 575 and 5600 dollars. Also notes election officers for Royal Nyiehler Camp No 85 and a local medical ad for Dr Shoop's Green Salve with a free trial offer and mentions of Dr Shoop cough cures.
Public sale to be held at the Geo Jones farm six and one half miles northeast of Browning on December 20 1906 the list includes mares in foal mules foal in half blood sows shoats milking cows farm wagons plows cultivator harrow harness and household furniture with 7 sheep and 15 shoats listed.
A young woman entered a shop with three chickens on the counter. She asked for the price and admitted the birds were roosters after the clerk noted their tied feet. The moment ended with her biting her handkerchief.
A consumer warning notes risk in using unknown preparations for coughs and colds. Fol ey's Honey and Tar is promoted as curing coughs and colds and preventing pneumonia with a genuine yellow package, urging to refuse substitutes.
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