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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1922
Page
4
Joe Nickell editor notes the Brown Ling Missouri post office entry as second class mail matter dated February 16, 1922. The notice is filed under a 1897 registration and reflects Thursday publication.
Norman Dean and family moved from Hale to Price Harmons farm last week. Jee Clem and family visited Sunday with Everett Dodson and wife. Eddie Talbert of Purdin visited last week with J. A. Clem and family. Mrs H A Talbert, visiting the past month with her parents, went home Sunday. Chas Morris and family moved from Cora to east of Cora. Self Head has his learn about completed. Mrs Ezzebell Margart is no better at this writing. John Kenley and family visited last week with Will Kenley and family. Weather is fine for winter but pretty cold.
F. M. Cattey returns from illness and attends events. Dave Farson and family visit I. J. McCollum and family alongside Mrs. Otis McCollum Edgar and Mrs. Perry Christian Verlan. Ben Cattey and family visit Earl Abbott. A surprise fifteenth birthday party for Miss Sarah Cattey was well attended. Dry cold February weather continues.
J E Steen and wife motored to Chillicothe to visit home folks Saturday and Sunday. M L McIntyre and wife also visited relatives there returning Sunday. Mrs Amos Cotter of Purdin fell basement steps Thursday and is improving slowly. H C Taylor and wife of Brookfield visited at Willard Pulliam Saturday. The little child of Jess Pulliam sick with pneumonia but better now. Mrs Willard Pulliam visited at Jess Pulliams Thursday and Friday. Mrs O S Stone visited at Jess Pulliams Saturday. Mrs Walter Patterson visited Joe Shreckhise Monday. Mrs Creason mother of Joe Creason returned from Hot Springs S Dak where she had been guest of her daughter Mrs Stephenson. Mrs Cora Boylan of Quincy NL visited her brother Athel Creason last Monday. Douglas Jenkins and wife visited Everett Jenkins Saturday night and Sunday. A G
A fragment notes a comparison between operating a newspaper and a hotel and hints at a person entering a premises. The text is incomplete and provides no clear event, names, or location to expand into a full card.
Letters of Administration granted to F A Fleming for the estate of James T Fleming deceased by Linn County Missouri Probate Court. Hearing January 19 1992. Creditors must file claims within six months for allowance and within one year to avoid bar. Attest: Arthur L Pratt Judge of Probate.
A reader notes some items do not suit him yet newspapers must serve many readers. He recalls resisting a hotel dispute and criticizes those who demand changes, arguing such grandstanding is diminishing among audiences.
A large crowd surprised Mr. and Mrs. Mundell at their Cuba Missouri residence after a trip. Over one hundred visitors attended, sharing refreshments and games late into the night. Guests listed include Ned Mundell John T Hooker Mary Mundell and Oscar Stone among many others.
February stands out as the ideal month for garden creation whether for flowers or vegetables. The piece notes it as a key factory month for those who know the secret before shifting to a portrait of the city office worker in an eighteen story building.
The piece extols February as the season for garden planning with seed catalogs from Turnipseed and Co. It describes vivid imagery of tomatoes peas onions corn and cabbage from catalogs, and notes the joy of planning a garden by the fire with mother, despite later droughts and worms.
A father who has trained his children to follow the right path through steady example rather than fear believes no additional life insurance is needed.
Senator J A Reed notes editors are human with passions yet the American press remains the nation's greatest engine of growth and has fought to stay unshackled. He salutes the press as a vital force in liberty and development.
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