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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1922
Page
5
A crowded page lists personal notices and shop ads from Milan Missouri. It covers Dr. Hanna the optician, Bailey's hardware with incuba tors and 95 cent pig troughs, Harvey Neet and real estate loans, and frequent Monday visits and travel by residents to St. Louis Kansas City and Moberly. It notes upcoming events at Electric Theatre March 6 and 7 and a March 2 sale at a local farm.
Dan Bramhall informs customers to phone orders and await notification when coal deliveries are on track.
The Farmers Store announces a new spring and summer line of boys knee pant suits with sizes from age 3 to 17, highlighting a complete collection for all young customers.
Saturday Milan witnessed the secret marriage of Haskel Hollon and Alpha Fanning after a swift license. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Fanning, is a popular teacher. the groom, son of the late James Hollon, recently became Cora section foreman. The Leader-Record joins friends in祝福.
Mrs J E Parsons dies at home after long illness. Funeral plans to be announced by family.
A recent stock of ladies silk hose and cotton hose is offered at 98 cents per pair for silk and 19 cents per pair for cotton. Limited quantities available and displayed on the bargain counter for customer inspection at The Farmers Store.
Early Tuesday a rain hail and thunder storm passed over the area leaving substantial hail on the ground before clearing later that morning. The rain was welcome as water supplies had become scarce. The sky then cleared by the day’s end.
Tuesday marked the first time since rural free delivery began that none of the carriers could complete routes due to sickness in their households. Four substitutes worked to ensure mail reached residents, including E. M. Neely route 1, J. R. Williams, Mrs. Guy Adams, and W. B. Fields route 4 who were unable to work because of health issues.
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