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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1936
Page
3
Local notes report sick list items and several visits by residents such as Ellis Adams and J J Mairs. Farm and household sales include 12 horses and hay with corn. Road conditions worsen after snow melt and rain. Community events feature church services and a high school theft. Promotions promise roofing and Delux power washers at Gambles.
A Saturday and Sunday feature highlights Barbara Stanwick Preston Foster in a tale of a backwoods girl who rose to golden glory amid Buffalo Bill's Wild West era. The piece frames her daring journey and the frontier spectacle.
Mrs. Fred Lay spent the weekend with Mr. Lay at Shenandoah Iowa. Roscoe Mullins of Linneus and Ralph Pipes near Roger were here Monday for business matters. Will Smith of Pollock enroute to Linneus on business. Homer Hollon of Aualan spent Sunday night with Mr. and Mrs. Hardin George. R J McCollum of North Salem on business. Prof and Mrs. Paul Porter of Galt here Sunday enroute to his mother Lola Porter funeral. Fred Tunnel and W B Arnold in St Joseph Monday with wheat from local farm. Mr and Mrs Lot Langdon near Green Castle spent Monday with Mr and Mrs W Langdon. Mr and Mrs Ralph Briggs of Brookfield spent the first of the end in this city.
A scanned local column lists for sale items such as slop pigs and recleaned Timothy seed, with names Noel Lay Charley Pipes George Barrows and George Barrows. It notes residents and visitors including 21 L. W. Hummel Edward Morelock J. E. Cotter Milan John Moore Hugh Campbell Mac Montgomery Barney Lay Billy Rhodes and families moving to nearby homes and farms and visits to relatives in Milan and Kahoka.
Numerous households from Haseville and nearby areas hosted and visited relatives this Sunday. Guests included the Sayers, Sayers offspring, and siblings of Campbell, Young, Jerome, Gooch, and Phillips families. Weather eased with a 60 degree high and mud abundant as local residents tied up mail and chores.
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