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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1920
Page
4
The Browning Leader-Record lists Joe Nickell as editor and shows the paper entered at Brown ing Missouri post office as second class mail matter on July 8 1897.
The Probate Court of Linn County Missouri granted letters testamentary to Charles E. Ritlebart as administrator of Arthur Rinehart deceased. Claims must be filed within six months for allowance or risk loss of estate benefits. all claims not exhibited within one year from the letters grant date will be barred. Attest: Arthur L. Pratt Judge of Probate.
Probate Court grants Dillard V. Mardis as executor. Creditors must file claims within six months for allowance. all claims not exhibited within one year of the letters’ date are barred. Att. Arthur L. Pratt, Judge of Probate.
Commentators argue the Supreme Court lags two years behind in its docket and pace, urging faster action while noting the pressure on members and the system to keep up with evolving cases.
The Browning Farm Club reports over 7500000 dollars in business in seven weeks, a strong start for a new venture. This achievement highlights rapid growth and market traction for the farming group.
A call to decide personal contributions to a soldiers' monument prompts residents to consider their own support beyond others' efforts. Local leaders urge donations while noting varied past giving and the need for a lasting tribute.
The article notes a shift from beer bottle litter to remnants of Hostetter's Bitters and Peruna along main roads, signaling changing habits and brands in local life.
A Kansas philosopher quips that a man who cannot say no is soon married, noteing the first time the man appears to have any say at all. The piece contrasts psychology pain with physical pain and jokes about barber shop visits as opportunities for the barber to exercise.
The remark notes that both east and west readers remain provincial and display mental biases, as no one can perceive the universe from their own doorway.
The piece notes that Peruna Hogtetter's Bitters lemon extract and similar drinks have fallen out of favor as wood alcohol becomes the chosen beverage. It claims drinking the latter ends the habit for all time.
A concise remark framing the divide between capitalism and public welfare. It contrasts how the people want big business guided by public interest with a millionaire view that the public should be governed for and by big business.
A statesman demands abolishing athletics in state institutions. He mocks youth sports as trivial and envisions the aged with an empty beer keg to sit on, a stick to whittle, and a place to spit.
A call goes out to identify those who contributed to or refused to support a Memorial Monument honoring soldiers who died in battle. The message invites reader participation and encourages donations from servicemen and the community.
Local committee finished weeks of talks and selected the old livery barn site as the best location to please more residents and maximize funds for the monument. Citizens urged to participate or share views if the plan does not suit them.
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