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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1913
Page
4
Joseph Nickell editor page header lists Browning Missouri as mailing town with second class status. Dated Thursday January 2 1913 note indicates publication lineage and era context.
A long discourse urges mothers to cultivate domestic discipline in daughters to prepare them for married life. It stresses home morals health self reliance and orderly habits from infancy through adolescence, asserting twenty years are needed to ready a girl for partnership and self sufficiency.
W. M. Hicks states readiness to provide prompt careful drayage service after purchasing the dray.
Charley Sloan spent Christmas with his best girl at Brookfield. Rev. Chas. E. Petree preached here Sunday, delivering the message as the community enjoyed the holiday week.
Scottsville notes mention M M Barrows on road work and G A Barrows planning wood sawing this week. Mrs John Dell is ill. Less Kenley bought Saturday. Jake Fields and family visited Browning. Luther Shepherd and family visited Site Ingerham on Sunday. Names and places appear in scattered fragments.
Dan Haley shipped hogs from Cora Monday. Mrs Jas Franklin is very sick at this writing. J W Pipes and wife visited Sunday at Jas Franklin s. Nelson Maxey and wife spent Sunday at E E Maxey s. Jas Bingham and wife are proud parents of a baby girl. Rica Brown and J C Franklin shipped hogs from Cora Monday. L M Kenley and G M Spencer shipped cattle from Geo Pipes and wife visited Friday and Saturday at Jess Williams. Clark Langdon wife and children spent Christmas day with his mother Mrs W L Langdon. L M Houser wife and children spent Christmas with her mother Mrs W S J W Pipes wife and daughters Clorah and Burnis spent Christmas with his mother Mary Pipes. Ernest and Lot L visited Saturday a day with theirs.
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