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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1914
Page
3
Numerous brief items report visitors to Browning and nearby towns, farm sales and livestock for sale, paper renewals, Christmas gifts, and upcoming events at the opera house. Names include Bailey, Reed, Jolley, Duncan, and Pierce. locations Purdin, Milan, Brookfield, North Salem, and Browning. plus ads for Harleys, real estate, and lumber firm changes.
Due to inability to care for cattle a public auction will be held on Wednesday December 30 1914 at the farm four miles northeast of Shelby. Twelve Shorthorn cows eight yearling heifers three two year old heifers one roan bull three years old two yearling bulls six head of butcher stock one span of mules weight 2100 pounds. Terms made known sale starts at 11 a m auctioneer J B Fleming adv B F Rulon.
Readers are invited to consider personal New Year choices amid feasting revelry prayer and contemplation. The LEADER RECORD highlights a special article weighing festive traditions and reflective practices for the new year.
Haggard Brothers call on all parties owing labor cement or material to settle immediately as debts are due and payable by January 1.
A brief notice from H. Clay Jones urges all debtors by note or account to call and settle their balances at once, stating the money is needed and must be paid promptly.
On January 1, 1915 Cassity and Garrett announce a cash business launch. The notice emphasizes a new venture and immediate start for customers seeking payment in full.
A long testimonial from a town resident credits Bedford’s Black-Draught with relieving heartburn indigestion and constipation after five years of illness. The patient, once given up to die, says the remedy helped without harmful effects and should be kept in every family chest.
Trustees Sale by substitute trustee R M Wrenn announces sale of east half of west half of the northeast quarter and east half of the northeast quarter of section 1 township 57 range 18 in Linn County Missouri. Property to be sold at the west front door of the Linneus courthouse on December 30 1914 between 9 AM and 6 PM to satisfy the note and costs.
Notice declares no hunting on the farms owned by H. F. Kille J. B. F. Wampler and Russell Martin with both dogs and guns prohibited on the property.
Locust Valley church hosts a box supper on Saturday December 26. The Locust Valley ladies aid society invites all to bring well filled boxes. Adv Florence Lay, Pres.
A fragment mentions a year of corn chops and a reference to sandy H. Clay Jones. The readable text is sparse and lacks clear event details or context.
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