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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1917
Page
4
The column records residents and visitors in Milan and surrounding towns on various days. It notes sales ads for incubators and poultry cash offers, visits to relatives, and brief exchanges with local businesses like Cranes Drug Store and Peters Produce Co. plus upcoming events and meetings.
Mrs. Clara Urbach visited from near Pur din with her brother Charley Owens and family over Sunday. Several locals attended funerals, visits from Milan to Linneus, and kinship visits with Dr. Hunter family. Agricultural ads mention lumber for chicken houses and a white oak post sale. Doctor Laura Bedwell offers women and children care with free eye tests.
Alva Boyd was in Cora last Wednesday. D G Havens shipped hogs from Cora last Monday. L F Cox bought hogs from Havens last week. Geraldine Almond is able to be up and around some. Floyd Fanning and wife of Cora went to Milan Saturday. L F Cox and Clan Yardley were seen in our community last week. Several people attended court at Milan last week. Mr and Mrs Harden George of Cora are rejoicing over a new baby boy. Aunt Mary Pipes of Cora who has been sick for several days is getting along fine.
Little Herbert son of J B McCollum is improved after sickness. Mr Shutts baby sick with convulsions but improving. Earl Smith family ill with measles but progressing. Perry Christian and wife helped Noah Head after a bad foot injury. E V Jones to move after selling his farm. Mr Cahoon bought Ed Bailey property near New Boston. Susie Jones visits father Thomas Bell who died of pneumonia fever. funeral delayed for distant relatives.
Wanted fat calves or cows for meet market by Davis and Burwell. Mrs Walter Prather and George visited with Mr and Mrs W Correll at Brookfield. Byron Whaley in town with KR W Whaley spent the week with his brother. New collars pads and harness at C Carpenter's harness shop. Home killed beef and pork prices listed. Burwell and Davis and C B Hale advertise city dray service. R A Hubler visits Pomona relatives before returning home.
We thank our many friends for acts of kindness shown during the sickness and burial of our baby. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Newton.
Northeastern Missouri lender Burwell and Porter in Milan advertises farm loans with better terms and lower rates. Prompt inquiry for current rates and conditions to save money on financing.
Call at L. O. Carpenter's shop to have your har repaired and oiled in time for spring work.
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