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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1925
Page
5
Exclusive optometrist Dr Hanna will test eyes at Nevins Drug Store Saturday afternoon and Monday until noon February 21 23. Patients may receive careful examinations and eyewear recommendations during the visit.
We take pains to ensure every word is clear and distinct. Years hence inscriptions on monuments will remain legible. The best marble and granite are used with the most artistic designs.
Miss Wilma Phillips, a Linneus school student, spent the week end with her parents Mr and Mrs W L Phillips.
George Brookshier leaves with his parents for Ottumwa Iowa where he stays with his uncle and aunt Ed Garrett and helps Garrett Jr on selling and installing furnaces and related work.
Traditional Pine Tar and Honey declared best for chest colds and coughs. Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey praised for loosening phlegm soothing irritation and safe for children with no opiates, priced 30 cents at druggists.
Due to the death of Mr. J. B. Peterson the production will be rescheduled. The Womanless Wedding now runs Friday night February 13 with the second play set for Tuesday night February 17. Community theater urges attendance.
Mrs Mary Francis Stark and her daughter from Centerville visited her parents Mr and Mrs W E Davis yesterday. C N Russell returned Saturday from St Louis where he sold a car of hogs of his own feeding and they topped the market. Mr Russell is noted as a good farmer in Taylor township who raises quality hogs. J H Dunkin left Friday morning for Stansberry to visit Mr and Mrs Vic Fields for a few days then goes to Richmond to spend time with Elder and Mrs John P Jesse before returning home.
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