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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1924
Page
4
Muddy weather and community life are noted with visits from James Crist and Mrs Millioan plus multiple neighborly gatherings. Local residents report health updates measles and a birthday oyster supper for John Hoselton, while snow delays and daily visits continue amid farm movements and minor illnesses.
Archie Coffman was seen going toward Grumble town on Sunday. The Owl Society met at Ben Branthers for their last gathering and one Owl could hardly hoot amid wintry weather.
Everett and Riley and Jake Smith bought hogs at Brassfield's sale Saturday. R. J. McCollum and wife were called to Dr Nevins' bedside Saturday. Wayne Brantner and wife moved in with Uncle Frank Tucker. The Owls had an oyster supper at Ben Branthers recently. Albert Hubler has the measles and is improving. Ben Brantner had a wolf chase Saturday. Ray Lambert nurses a ring worm on his chin.
E E Maxey and wife were Sunday guests at J H Tharps. Mr and Mrs A C Franklin of Cora are reported much better at this writing. G M Spencer went to Milan Friday. Truman Ritz was seen in Cora one day last week. Miss Eunice Clem of Humphreys and George Crasher of Quincy visited at the G M Spencer home Saturday and Sunday.
Community observations report visitors from Lamar Colorado and Milan. local ailments and farm activity. historical Missouri milestones listed from Feb dates. notes on gas price concerns and automobile impact on daily life. regional letters mention school, church, and family news. Multiple personal updates and a column of state history wrap.
The Automobile Club of Missouri protests a coordinated gasoline price rise, alleging a 2 cent per gallon increase across stations. They urge Attorney General Barrett to enforce restraint of trade laws, noting a rise to 19.9 cents per gallon in St. Louis and earlier fixes in December and January.
Locals Mr and Mrs D W Nichols of Linneus spent a Sunday visit with Mr and Mrs Clarence Nichols and relatives near Haseville. A full car of Havasak flour is offered at 1 65 per sack by Home Poultry and Egg Co with Oren Wykoff as manager. J W Garrett, previously at Winchester Store, plans to return to his farm early next month. Harvey and Neet, hardware merchants, advertise details in this paper.
Havasak flour has just been unloaded and offered at $1.65 per sack by Home Poultry and Egg Co. Buy a sack now.
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