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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1935
Page
3
J. Roy Mairs visited from Brookfield over Sunday while numerous residents and visitors traveled nearby towns on business. Doctors and optometrists Dr. Hanna and Dr. Harvey plus local exchanges noted. A long list of personal calls, farm moves, rentals, and upcoming exams round out the Brookfield scene.
A primary election will be held for Democratic candidates for Pleasant Hill Township offices at regular voting precincts in the township on Tuesday February 26.
Sunday reports show Mr and Mrs Buddy Worley in Centerville while Elmo Schrock visited Brookfield on business. Others include Albert Hubler near North Salem, W W Crawford and daughter Nellie Seaman in Brookfield, Carlos Mace and Forest Gooch aiding rural mail delivery, J D Burwell visiting Kirksville, and residents swapping in news over local commerce. Gamble customers enjoy savings in February with oil and auto parts featured. Local I O F lodge discussed reinstatement and inducements.
A long sequence of brief entries records Mr and Mrs Mason Dell visiting Brookfield, neighbors from Purdin and near Roger, trips to Kansas City, Humphreys, Centerville, Milan, and Shafter, plus local business moves. Notables include Duff Jennings buying the Hicks farm, Mundells moving to Milan for work, and cafe changes by Claude Kenley. Modern Roofing ads offer free estimates and first grade roofing.
This ad promotes McKesson's Vitamin Concentrate Tablets for children to prevent rickets strengthen bones and teeth and boost resistance to infections during winter. It touts chocolate coated taste and claims one teaspoonful provides vitamins from cod liver oil with calcium and appealing early use to support health and growth.
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