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Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Feb 20, 1941

Page

5

Local notices of visitors and travels noted in Browning area

Many residents and guests are listed visiting relatives and friends across Brookfield Purdin Linneus Milan and surrounding towns. The report includes sales dates hinted in the paper and several local people traveling to Columbia Kirksville Mokane Kahoka Edina and Galt for visits, business, or employment.

Forrest Hamilton Bobbie Galt Hamilton Browning Johnson Chevrolet Co Worley Motor

Johnson Bros Closing Out Sale Near Shelby

Friday February 21 sale notice for Johnson Bros closing out sale located 24 miles northeast of Shelby. Saturday February 22 Chillicothe Community Sale listed as a separate local sale event.

Johnson Bros Shelby Chillicothe Brookfield Linneus Vernon Long Trenton Wiley Chas. Wiley Meadville, mi Beacon Light D. L. McCollum Chillicothe Community

Birth of 12 lb girl Nancy Lee to Harvey family

Mr and Mrs Robert Harvey of near Brookfield announce the arrival of a 12 pound baby girl on Saturday February 15. The child has been named Nancy Lee. Mrs Harvey is granddaughter of Mr and Mrs W P Nickell.

Mary Smith Kirksville J. W. Smith Pollock Nona Clair Neet Jas. N. Neet Northeast Missouri State Teachers College Robert Harvey Near Brookfield Nancy Lee Harvey W. P. Nickell

First annual Letter Contest winners announced at Missouri Sanatorium

Winners named in the Missouri Tuberculosis Association contest include Mr Jensen D. Smith for "My Fight Against Tuberculosis" printed in Clinton Daily Democrat earning first prize. Miss Alice Hughes placed second and Mr Wm. E Bradley earned third. the event promotes tuberculosis education and sanatorium care.

Missouri State Sanatorium Mount Vernon Missouri Missouri Tuberculosis Association Jensen D. Smith Clinton Daily Democrat Clinton Henry County Alice Hughes Lawson Review Lawson Ray County Wm. E Bradley Lawrence Cheitain Lawrence County Mr. Smith

Final diagnosis follows late X-ray and ignored symptoms

The speaker says the X-ray helped confirm his final diagnosis and that he ignored symptoms until it was too late to be cured in months. He warns that ignorance is not bliss in dealing with tuberculosis and hopes others may read and profit from his experience.

Missouri Melange Model Brush Auto Returns to Roads

Harold Moore of near Warsaw owns a 1900 model Brush auto with one cylinder and one seat. The vehicle, formerly owned by J.C. Moore of Taos New Mexico, was traded for two cows over thirty years ago. Mr Moore recalls his father never learned to drive and the family once hitched burrows to ride to town.

Harold Moore Warsaw J.C. Moore Taos New Mexico Mr. Moore

Remarkable White Rock Hen Lays Giant Egg

A White Rock owned by Mr and Mrs C A Howell laid an unusually large egg measuring 8 inches by 9 inches and weighing about a half pound four times a normal egg, according to the Hardin News.

C. A. Howell Hardin News

Horse Trapped by Rising Light Bill in Barn Mystery

Perry Enterprise reports George Biggs former Ralls County sheriff noticed a light burning each morning in his barn. The saddle horse Dobbin stretched to pull a cord turning on the light. After days of observation Biggs moved the cord and the horse now eats in darkness.

Perry, Enterprise George Biggs Ralls County Dobbin

Maytag Clothes Line offers six stylish models

Maytags have long been outstanding in efficiency and durability. Now six beautiful models with prices as low as 59.95. Terms to suit purchaser. Mrs Chas May admired a new Maytag and Charley traded the old tag for the new one.

Chas. May Charley

Housing project to shelter up to 17000 men in 275 buildings

A new project plans 275 buildings to house as many as 17 000 workers. The work is expected to wrap up within a few months, with a total cost of 5 000 000 dollars.

Egg Breaking at Cold Storage Plant in Shelbina

The Democrat reports the Cold Storage Plant in Shelbina is breaking 1 000 cases daily totaling 360 000 eggs for future use. The operation employs 35 women and 7 men.

Shelbina The Democrat

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