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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1915
Page
4
The note records second class mail entry at Brown ing Missouri dated July 6 1897 and a Thursday December 16 1915 reference indicating filing or publication timing in a historical postal log.
F M Cockerell long serving Missouri senator from 1875 to 1905 dies in Washington on Monday morning December 13. His body to be returned to Warrensburg for burial today. Death due to heart disease after two weeks of acute indigestion. Senate adjourns by unanimous vote in his honor.
An advertisement explains feeding hogs six weeks earlier by using B.A. Thomas Hog Powder. It claims the product keeps hogs in prime condition, cleans the system, and helps them fatten quickly without disease, positioning it as medicine rather than stock food. Ad copy credits M. F. Bench.
Members of Biswell lodge are earnestly requested to be present at the regular communication on Saturday evening December 18, 1915. Important business. Adv V C Bartlett, Secy.
For sale is a well improved 90 acre farm with hog tight fencing. Located about 412 miles northwest of Browning. For details contact H. Clay Jones.
Burwell and Porter of Milan, Missouri advertise farm loans with the lowest rates and favorable terms. Potential borrowers are urged to inquire for details on rates and conditions.
Dr. W. C. Ingram asks all parties owing money to call and settle with cash or note by January 1 to ensure payment. The notice emphasizes immediate payment.
J B Spencer Jr demands full payment from all debtors. He will be in Browning on Saturday December 18 to collect the owed money.
Local notes list visits and guests from Moberly Palmyra and St Louis. Obituary mention for Grandma Jolley at Humphreys and a Delilah Hunter death in Brookfield. Corn awards by Ora and Ora’s relatives noted with farm crop experiences from New Mexico visitors Charley Norvell and Chas Brown.
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