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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1929
Page
5
Local items list residents visiting Purdin and Brookfield, shoppers at the Farmers Store, and visits by Otto Pound, Miss Amber Shatto, and others. Notices mention an osteopathic physician, millinery openings, and travel to Kirksville, Memphis, and Oklahoma. Several social visits and family announcements accompany minors.
Milans busy weekly page records visitors and residents from Cora Purdin Linneus Kirksville and Brookfield. Graham and Elbert families update. farm store ads highlight coats and Timothy seed. births and deaths noted alongside church and medical notices.
Farmers Store announces a new spring line of ladies coats and dresses. The company touts the collection as the most beautiful shown and invites customers to come in and view the arrivals.
Farmers Store invites customers to view new Congoleum and Axminster rug patterns praised as beautiful.
D M Nichols of Linneus visited the office Monday while Earl Stone spent the last of the week in Brookfield.
Farmers Store advertises discounts on 25-pound boxes of dried fruit. The offer highlights lower prices for bulk fruit purchases at the store location.
Several tons of good upland hay offered. Bronze turkey toms May hatch beautifully bronzed 26 to 28 lbs. One yearling gobbler 40 lbs. March hatched cockerels Buff and Western breeds. Mammoth Toulouse geese in pairs and trios. Pasture and cultivating ground for rent. Contact Mrs Roberta Jenkins, R Brown ing.
New slippers introduce a spring line of ladies strap and pump styles just arrived for shopper selection and fitting.
The school notes Glen Edwards and John Spencer Kuhn visiting this week. Absent pupils are welcomed back warmly. Mrs. Harris visited first and second grades. Upper grade music hopes to stage Twilight Alley operetta in March based on The Old Woman Who Lived In The Shoe. Honor roll for the third six weeks lists students with varied grades. Three top students, among four with five subjects, are called out for attention. Scouts remain active with tender foot tests upcoming and merit badge work. A progress report will follow.
Bargains in overcoats advertised at Farmers Store invite shoppers to buy for this year and next. Prices are highlighted to persuade customers a purchase is wise.
Mrs Ed Phillips and her son from Kansas City visited relatives in the neighborhood. Mrs Elmer Hammock is quite poorly at this writing. Mr and Mrs Don Shafer and daughter and Mrs Lottie Nichols and son spent Sunday at Mrs Wm Rottman s home. Several neighbors attended the big dinner at Henry Smith s home Wednesday.
The Aid held a social Wednesday evening at J C Sayers home with over 100 attending. Families and friends, including Harry Rhodes Otis Lawrendée and Mrs Sara Gooch, were noted at various visits and gatherings across the area.
Overstocked on blankets offers are advertised at Farmers Store. Buy now for this year and next to stock up at bargain prices.
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