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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1935
Page
3
Osage county shoppers and travelers fill the column with names and places. Dr. Hanna at Owl Pharmacy sees patients every four weeks. Numerous towns such as North Salem Brookfield Milan Pur din Saybrook and Kirksville appear with visitors and attendees from Tuesday to Sunday.
Advertises quick car or truck title loans with no need to fully own the vehicle. Promises confidential handling and the possibility to borrow extra cash while reducing payments. Mentions convenient evening office hours.
A lively Christmas program features the Mills Brothers Ted Fiorito and his band plus the Hillbilly Canova Family and the Singing Cop. A new technicolor cartoon comedy accompanies the musical act creating a festive variety bill.
B A Mairs visited Chillicothe on business while J B Fleming Linneus spent time with L M Kenley in Jerry Jennings and Luther Baker on Sunday. The column notes visitors to Brookfield and Purdin, tax collection duties for Benton township, shopping trips, and social calls among local families. A funeral in town for C E Murphy is mentioned along with a special sale at Gamble Stores and Rawleigh route recruitment in nearby counties.
Lyle Wampler from near Cora spent the week end with friends in the city. J E Cotter of Milan visited his parents on Sunday. Cale Smith of near Humphreys shopped in the city Tuesday. Mrs. Ross Burke and son Le land from east of Cora traded here Monday. Opal Johnson assists at the post office during the holidays. Edward Morelock from the OCC camp at Bethany weekend with his parents. Lyle Ingraham of Humphreys visited his father on route 4. Mr. and Mrs. Dickinson and Mr. Bolling attended the Messah at Canton Sunday and met Virginia and Harvey Fields. Harvey sang a bass solo.
A series of brief, quirky incidents across the United States includes a man killed by a tractor crank while his wife was near to childbirth in Mississippi, a Canadian man awoken by his baby to a house fire, and a Pittsburgh man harmed while repairing a tail light after a car rolled. Also noted are name quirks, a jail stay for a would-be Nero, cons at a Bellwood prison camp stealing possums, a Des Moines divorce, and a Muskogee teacher choosing to quit smoking. Plus more: two Danes running a hot dog stand in a royal castle area, a frog-swallowing stunt for 25 cents, 92-year-old couple celebrating 70 years of marriage, and other small-town oddities.
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