02 Feb 1911
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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1911
Page
1
A sermon on reputation and character urging daily conduct match deeds. It warns that money grants power but only unblemished daily conduct builds an enduring name. It notes rumors can ruin firms and frames character as inner, immutable worth.
Obituary notes Ellen Daly died in Kansas City on January 26 at age 77. She was born in Ireland in 1833, married Thomas Daly in 1852, lived near Enter prise, Missouri, and is survived by eight children. Funeral services were held at Brookfield high school, with burial beside her husband in St Michaels Cemetery. The column also includes farm and livestock advice from January Farm Journ.
For sale the Stinson residence with a six room house, summer kitchen, two barns and out buildings on eight lots. All buildings in good repair with fruit trees. For particulars contact Elbert Stinson.
Local notice advertises butter at 23 cents per pound and fresh buttermilk at 5 cents per gallon for daily patronage.
The notice lists recent new and renewal subscribers to the Leader-Record. Names include Veda Schrock Cannon City Colorado J M Smith Brookfield Harvey Dunkin city C F Carter Belgrade Montana Mrs Hattie Hersman city B F Peters route 1 W P Gibson Isabelle Kansas Frances Fields Kirksville Ek E Lane Hood River Oregon Mrs Hermin Adams Mrs Pearl Engle Trenton Dell Moore route 3 Mrs Clarkson city H B John son L V Taylor Fern Oklahoma John Sparks route 2 Mrs Anna Creason Purdi n J R Sevier Lamar Colorado T B Mundell route 1 Mrs
Six room house in fair condition with a good well on one Browning lot for sale. Inquiries to G. F. Peters or C. W. Peters.
D L McCollum announces a large clearance sale from February 6 to 25 at North Salem. The ad promises special inducements for trade buyers, cash discounts, and miles-driven savings for customers traveling to attend.
The play Uncle Tom’s Cabin was rendered at the opera house Friday night January 27 to a fair sized audience. John F. Stowe managed the production with a first class orchestra and band whose music was highly appreciated. Actors performed well and the show pleased those present.
Report states Jake Lantz and John Langdon are pursuing a story for potential press exposure. Details remain unclear and no definite plan is confirmed as of now. Readers may hear more next week if developments occur.
Opinion argues newspapers are not charity but self supporting enterprises earning from readers. It contends patrons gain benefits from a paper published in their community and urges patronage as a fair share of a civic enterprise.
John N. Wilson of Linneus recently traded his farm near North Salem for property in Kansas and plans to move soon. He and his wife have many friends here who wish them success in their new home.
Fields and Carter, famed for breaking local horse buying records, returned the week before last and this week, purchasing another batch. They bought around a hundred head this time, totaling two hundred ten head across the two weeks.
Dr R W Whaley departed Thursday for Lamar Colorado to inspect property owned by his father near the city. The trip aims to assess holdings and arrange management or upkeep as needed.
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