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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1912
Page
4
Agricultural note urges use of centrifugal separators for all cream, warns against water separators and hand skimming, and cites 1907 pure food laws. It advises cooling cream, proper vessels, regular deliveries, and grading cream to avoid losses for dairy workers and patrons. Includes local notices and market updates on cattle and hog receipts, prices, and upcoming lamb values.
Notice asks all indebted parties to call and settle immediately as payment is needed. Signed by A A Healy.
North Linn crowded last week as Will Brewer delivers corn at Herman Knifong s this week. Harve McCollum delivers hogs at Browning Monday for six cents. Tom Coram and Otho Clapp thresh cane seed Monday. Arthur Cattey, Dickinson teacher, spent Sunday with homefolks. Gertrude McCollum teaching at Mt Olive visited home Saturday. F M Carter and wife guests of Elwood Thudium and family Saturday night and Sunday. Relatives and friends of Charley Jones met at his mother s home to celebrate his twenty first birthday Thursday night. A A McCollum and family visiting relatives returned to Helena Okla Tuesday.
W P Carter will purchase horses and mares at Humphreys on Thursday February 2. Potential sellers are invited to show their best stock as he will pay top prices.
Prairie Seminary reports Albert Taylor visiting Browning on Saturday Willie Southerland traveling to Purdin Friday Miss Loy Nickell visiting Garrett and his wife on Thursday Amos Gotter and Joe are mentioned in this brief community update
Prof. Jeffers assisted by his class will present a concert at Locust Valley church on Monday night February 5. All are invited. Admission is 10 cents.
Kansas City stock report dated January 29 1912 notes packers lament slow movement of dressed beef at consuming points and orders to press market while pork loin prices at about 12.25 cents per pound. Inferior steers drop 25 to 50 cents in two weeks. good to choice feeders remain in demand at 5.80 to 6.25 dollars per head.
J. J. Smith and Harvey and Davis invoice. Dave Bailey sold his farm southeast of town to Wm. Jenkins. A. E. Gillispie and family moved to the Dick Law farm. Mrs. Helen Smith remained ill. her daughter Mrs. W. M. Hicks visits. J. W. Hoskins to move to Clelland Spencers' farm. D. W. H. Gooch of Elmer attended on professional business. doctor reports success with dropsy treatment.
A 2 o'clock Wednesday ceremony at the bride’s Browning home united Homer E. McKay and Veda R. Creason. The couple, both from local families, hosted a generous wedding supper and a reception at the groom’s home the following day.
James Brookshier was thrown from his wagon when one tug dropped its tongue at a crossing north of town. The runaway team struck a telegraph pole near Geo Peters residence, then headed into town and halted at a hitch rack.
Local office advertises varied work from clerical to odd jobs with price flexibility. Company invites bids and outlines quick turnaround expectations for steady quarterly orders.
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