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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1925
Page
5
Multiple quick items list residents visiting, moving, selling, or shopping in Laclede and nearby towns. Personal updates include travels to Brookfield Kirksville Purdin Linneus and Purdin area news. Ads note clothing watches jewelry farms and local services with prices and sales.
Herbert Hamilton of route three renewed for the home paper last Thursday. Grover Gable bought the H. C. Warren estate residence and moved to the city Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Gable are regarded as our best people and are welcomed. E. H. Hamilton, guest of Ralph and wife, left for Columbus Ohio to attend the National Education Association and to visit Chicago before returning.
Mrs. D. B. Hunter of Linneus visited last Wednesday night for the Womanless Wedding and called Thursday to say hello. She and the Doctor are more than pleased with their new home in Linneus.
Old parents and grandparents relied on Dr Bell's Pine-Tar Honey for coughs bronchitis and croup. The pine tar loosens phlegm and congestion while honey soothes irritation and gives a pleasant taste. Seek the original Dr Bell's only as imitations abound and it can relieve severe coughs in 24 hours. Only 300 at good druggists.
The Browning News has been purchased by the Leader-Record and will cease as a separate publication. Subscriptions are transferred to the Leader-Record and readers will receive the weekly Leader-Record going forward. James R. Williams expresses gratitude to Browning News supporters. Browning News February 26.
Local residents host gatherings at homes west of town and in the Strip. Alva Stone and his father plan to move to a 165 acre farm near North Salem. Electric Theatre showcases Jerome Vaudeville Company while repairs at a famous store continue after a fire. Roy Marley’s car rear incident with a state truck near Roy Helms place. both vehicles damaged. The Big Store in Linn county prepares to reopen after renovations and aims to reestablish strong trade.
The North Linn Community Club staged a surprise for Carl Norvell and family on Friday February 20 at the Norvell home. A crowd gathered at the Taylors before moving to the Norvell residence where lights, music, and friendly chatter filled the evening. Refreshments followed as neighbors wished the family well in their new location.
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