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Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1926

Page

4

Purdin Items and Local Travel Notes

News is scarce this week in Brown and surrounding areas. Will Pulliam and Harrison Smith took a business trip to Ren City on Tuesday, with H C Taylor and wife visiting at Willard Pulliam’s Sunday. Mrs McDonald traveled from Brookfield to stay with her parents at Willard Pulliam after Xmas, while Eva Steen cared for Ruth Jacobs last week and recovered enough to visit Mrs Bert Powell.

Will Pulliam Harrison Smith Ren City H.C. Taylor Carlee Stone Willard Pulliam’s McDonald Brookfield Willard Pulliam Eva Steen Ruth Jacobs Bert Powell Ye G Hamer

Local Family Notes In Brookfield And Milan

Cora sind Vicinity reports winter weather as Duff Jennings spent last week in ster. Mrs J B Frank M in Brookfield, Dorris Fanning at Milan high school visited home over the weekend. Haskell Hollon and Joann went to Milan Monday. Langdon installed a new radio at Nos Heat’s weekly. A C Brinkley and family including Cade John Louise Assula went to Purifi n Saturday for shopping. Rex Almond has been very ill for the past week.

Cora

Cross Roads And Shelby Community Notes

Cross Roads And Shelby diary items record visits among local families. Mrs. Joe Eden and daughter Betty Joe visited Mrs. Marion Hoover. Gail Zimmerman and Mrs. Paul Jenkins near C. M. Bailey. Joe Bummer and John Bummer with family were in Chillicothe. I H Eden and others visited B. F. Carr and family. Flu illness hits Mrs. Irvin Smith. Oyster supper at U B Church on Dec 29 to aid the church. John Lambert and family hosted Vera Calhoun guests.

Cross Roads Shelby Joe Eden Betty Joe Marion Hoover Gail Zimmerman Paul Jenkins C. M. Bailey Joe Bummer John Bummer John Robert Chillicothe I. H. Eden Brufflebean B. F. Carr W. E. Baley Gail Bimmerman Wess Bailey Jimmie Barnabee Kansas City Irvin Smith Ed Ogle Fred Keithley Louise Irene Fadie Ogle Yep Dean U. B John Lambert Edward Vera Calhoun

Weather Moderates and Local Social Visits Reported

The North East Linn area notes a moderation in weather since early in the week. Mrs. Roy Hard remains quite sick. Perry Christian and family visited Ben Purdin's on Sunday. Otis McCollum and family visited Winigan with Fred Jones and wife on Sunday. BM. Cattey had his cor

North East Linn Roy Hard Perry Christian Ben Purdin’s Otis McCollum Winigan Fred Jones Cattey

Holiday week absence ends year end issue note

The office states no paper next week for a holiday period as staff close books for the New Year. Editors thank readers for support, request payments, and wish a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year while noting seasonal business tasks and open offices. Local items mention farm work and visits, with people such as Perry McColum Allen Sill Sharlie Cordray and Mrs J McCollum noted in brief family and farming activity.

Leader Record

Repair shop closed Christmas Day notice

P. P. Kollasch announces his repair shop will be closed on Christmas Day as he will be out of town.

P. P. Kollasch

Save Pennies Waste Dollars in Printing

Printing cheaply saves pennies but costs dollars in advertising value. Inferior work wastes money, while good printing earns trust and returns. Printers generally charge reasonable prices. invest in quality to avoid costly rework and lost business.

Unseasonable Oregon Winter Blooms Noted in Albany

In a 1926 Albany note, Mary M. Johnson reports an extraordinarily mild Oregon winter with no hard frost and blooming mid summer and fall flowers. Roses nasturtiums marigolds chrysanthemums cosmos spirea narcissus and more are flowering. seeds sprout from pods suggesting unusual growth patterns across gardens and woods.

Joe Nickell Browning Leader Oregon Mary M. Johnson Albany

Taxpayers' Notice Benton Township Tax Collection Schedule

Beginning Tuesday December 7 1926 I will be at the Bank of Purdin each Tuesday the Stock growers Bank each Friday and at the Farmers Exchange Bank Browning the rest of the time to collect the taxes of Benton Township The books are now ready at the Farmers Exchange Bank Florence E Lay Township Collector.

Bank of Purdin Stockgrowers Bank Farmers Exchange Bank Browning Benton Township Florence E. Lay

No hunting or trespassing on my land notice

A landowner, Mrs. R. S. Jenkins, forbids hunting trespassing, traps, dogs, or guns on the property. Traps will be removed.

Hog ad removed after quick sale in Browning paper

A Browning Missouri reader writes that he sold his hog within three days of advertising in the Leader-Record. He praises the paper for attracting more buyers and says he will pay for the ad, while noting he is confined to his room but hopes to be out by Christmas.

Browning, Mo Joe J. H. Payne

Candidate for Sullivan County Superintendent of Schools

Marea Preston announces candidacy for County Superintendent of Schools subject to the decision of Sullivan County voters at the annual school election on April 5, 1927.

Sullivan County Marea Preston

Punters Take Notices On Farm Hunting Prohibition

Farmers ban hunting on their lands with guns dogs traps or shovels. Named locals Neva Bingham Joe Johnson Paul Gooch are cited in the notice warning against hunting activities on their farms.

Neva Bingham Joe Johnson Paul Gooch

Slats Diary: Jake's Gote Visits Vet Then Dies

Diary entries recount a horse named Gote falling ill and dying after a visit from the veterinary doctor. Slats notes the diagnosis as death, humor about Christmas cigars, and domestic scenes with neighbors Mr. Woolley and Mrs. Wooley. The week includes a school promise about counting to 100 when two students quarrel.

Jakes Gote Jake Chrismas Segars Crismas Segars

Birthday mischief and a counting mishap

The diary recounts a rough week with a black eye from a math mishap and a birthday greeting for Blister. A mistaken dose of bath salts causes alarm as the narrator contemplates consequences and a possible return to work for Cris.

Pug

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Tae— Browning Browning, Missouri Brownga Perry McColum Allen Sill Sharlie Cordray Maggie Brewer Vernice Christian J. McCollum Sherman Cordray Floyd McCollum F. M. Cattey Mary Johnson Southard’s F. M. Stamper Co James Williams Mgr Ethel Gene Stratton- Porter Wanderer Raou Walsh
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