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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1911
Page
8
A long local item list covers residents and visitors in Milan Browning and nearby, with mentions of travels, rentals, a planned debate at White Oak Grove school, school events and dinners, Purdiu and Laredo connections, road conditions, Baptist meetings, and sentimental reflections on memory and guiding Christian mothers amid temptations.
D L McCollum announces extended sale at North Salem for winter stock including work coats and rubber footwear with bargain prices while stock lasts. The sale dates now run through March 11.
Miss Olive Kane of Browning visited Purdin on Friday evening. Editor Wigginton of the Bulletin was in town Saturday between trains. Wm Belcher made a business trip to Browning Saturday, returning the same day. H Carr of Chillicothe and Cecil A Cassity returned from Chillicothe Saturday and left Monday for school. Fred Raner traveled to Brookfield Saturday evening and returned Sunday morning on the early freight. Fred McGhee, recently in Centerville, came home Sunday to spend a few days with family.
The North Side Millinery Summers and Ware announce a ready to show collection described as the best line of millinery yet. They tout new, fashionable hats for the season to attract patrons.
Snowfall disrupts Sunday activities in Winigan as J M Reeds' children suffer whooping cough and Elder Crist speaks at a local meeting. Uncle Reuben Hague is reported very poorly while Clair Tallman and Leonard George worked in the woods. Holiness group holds Wednesday prayer, Baptists near building a church with funds and lot purchased from Sarah Jacobs.
Word reached Friday that President Taft appointed Charles E. Rinehart postmaster at this place. Rinehart is described as a hustler and is expected to make the office first class in service and efficiency.
E G Brookshire renewed for the home paper last week and ordered the Globe-Democrat and National Tribune. The Leader Record was sent to his brother W T Brookshire of Crescent Oklahoma.
Harvey and Davis advertise a large assortment of stoves with savings on new heaters for customers seeking cost effectively upgrade.
Public auction to the highest bidder for cash at the Post Office door in Laclede Linn County Missouri of Lots 6 7 and 8 in Block 1 Northern Addition to the town now city of Laclede. Sale under the trust deed recorded December 9 1908 in Book 166 page 627 due to default on the note secured by the deed.
Public auction to sell a jack and a mule at the seller's residence located 4 miles southeast of Humphrey, 7 miles southeast of Galt via Milwaukee route, and 9 miles northwest of Browning via Burlington line. Auction details specify location and accessibility.
Tuesday March 7 1911 catalog notes Color black with white No 1 Satan oir stay in 1902 neight hands sire Inkerman imported Spanish Jack by J G Thomas Dam Bessie Red Oak first jennet of Edward Clevenger herd Sire Old Red Satan praised as royally bred large heavy boned and high quality Lincoln County listing.
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