15 Dec 1910
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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1910
Page
1
A lengthy reflection contrasts town fantasies of easy money dances and lights with country boys facing hard work and limited advancement in city stores banks and streetcar service. It explores the misgivings of both sides, the lure of city life, and the skilled labor required in farming and industry.
The pupils and teachers of our public school will present an entertainment at the opera house on Friday night December 23. Proceeds will benefit the school.
Peters Produce Co. drove 1060 fine turkeys from Winigan and North Salem to market, the largest drive yet. The turkeys were dressed locally and shipped to a far eastern market for Christmas dinners, earning good prices for the farmers wives who raised them.
Loyd Gooch and Irene Brown were married at the first Christian church in Pittsburg Kansas on Tuesday December 6. Rev Sam I Smith officiated in the presence of a few friends. Loyd is the son of Mr and Mrs Wm Gooch and is known locally from Gooch Son firm. The bride is described as beautiful and accomplished with many friends. The Leaper-RecorD extends best wishes for a long life together.
A bright line of Christmas stationery is showcased at Lantz and Glaze, highlighting seasonal cards and coordinating writing supplies for holiday correspondence.
Farmers value manure spreaders for labor saving and broader field coverage. Spreading evenly increases return per ton by reducing fermentation loss and boosting beneficial soil bacteria. Owners tend to manage manure better, applying it promptly to fields rather than allowing leaching.
J. G. Harvey announces weekly Browning visits on Fridays and Saturdays to collect Benton township taxes. He warns taxpayers not to wait until the final day.
An sale notice promises one fine china clock and six sets of triple plated knives and forks free with a ticket issued for each dollar spent or on account. Healy.
Barber shop location in Austin receives laundry drop offs as of now per notice from Herman Adams. No further pickup service will be provided by him.
A notice from J. T. Watkins H. J. Ellett and L. E. Fuller states anyone hunting on their farms using a dog gun axe mattock shovel or spade will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law.
Two story brick building on Main street adjoining Oxley building currently housing Jno Gable's hardware stock. Vic Fields Gifford Missouri seeking buyers.
J. D. Knifong notifies all debtors to call and settle before January 1 1911 as payment is urgently needed.
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