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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1933
Page
3
A flood of short notices lists residents and visitors: Owen Brantner, Gale Thurlo, Rolla Gooch, and others on business in Linneus, Milan, Purdin, and nearby towns. Several farm shipments head to St Louis and Kansas City. taxes collected. real estate and rental inquiries noted. community events and hospital updates among local families.
See TOM MIX in his newest picture Hidden Gold with TONY the wonder horse at the Electric Theatre Friday and Saturday. A Musical act and cartoon comedy accompany the program. Admission 10 to 15 cents. Show starts 7 45 P M.
R E Harris returned from St Louis with stock to market. J J Smith accompanied him. Ben and Fay Peterson attended the I C O F meeting at Linneus Tuesday evening. John Gibson of Green City visited the McCormicks. P E Cokerham and daughter Martha of Purdin were guests of the Cokerhams and Seale. Mrs McGown injured her arm recently. Mrs H Clay Jones of Kansas City visited the Jones family and her granddaughter, then returned home with Leo Jones and son Donald.
Local news item profiles Chas L Britton as a township board candidate and Duff Jennings for clerk and assessor in Duncan township. It notes Britton’s farming success and honesty, and Jennings as a progressive farmer with Democratic roots. Also mentions visits, illnesses, and social calls in the community.
J N T Sevier announces candidacy for member of the Pleasant Hill township board. A farmer by trade, he is praised for honesty and ability. He pledges frugality in township spending and seeks Democratic primary support.
Tom Mix appears in Hidden Gold at the Electric Theatre with Friday and Saturday showings. A band act and cartoon comedy accompany the feature with admission prices from 10 to 15 cents.
Mrs K W Gooch and daughter Mary return home after convalescing from an appendicitis operation at D L Cady's. Mr and Mrs L G Hamner visited Mrs Cherrie Schrock in Linneus. Several locals including C L Grice R D Cassity Hallie Bowles Joe Street and R W Cassity traveled to Trenton on Monday. W H Smiths hosted Monday evening with Joe Creason. I C O F lodge met in Linneus Tuesday night. A W Cotter shipped stock to St Louis. Mrs R C Smith quilted with Mrs C L Grice. Mrs George Pulliam visited.
Mrs. Herbert Robinson and children visited relatives near Boynton while Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Langdon shopped in Milan. Mrs. Butler was hospitalized in St. Joseph with daughter and husband by her side. Several residents, including Jim Foster and Ella Daniels, are mentioned along with farm visits, social calls, and illness. Truman Shepherd campaigned for clerk and assessor. Bennett Brothers shipped cattle to Chicago with Ray Bennett and Fred Tunnell. Glenn G Free land seeks Duncan township tax collector, praised for honesty and experience. community urges support.
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