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Newspaper

Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jan 02, 1919

Page

8

Memorial for Perry Hart and community farewell

Obituary and farewell notice for Perry Hart of Winigan county, detailing his longtime teaching at Sullivan county and his membership in the Baptist church. The piece honors his cheerful life, cites family losses, and describes funeral rites led by Rev. Ticker with interment at Winigan cemetery. Includes a segment of a soldier’s payroll letter signed Earl M. Palmer.

Winiganty Sullivan A Winigan Cable Perry Hart Baptist’ Church Sinper Ceash Ticker Linneus Rarnwell

Letter From France Mentions Prolonged Stay and Discharge

A World War II era letter from France dated December 12, 1938 updates Grandma and Pea on Tin’s health, eating, and improving mood. The writer muses about possibly extending stay in Europe, notes papers show rapid mustering out, and hopes Harris may receive an honorable discharge soon.

France Grandma Pea Anna Ftainsh States Harris Issid

Prison Camp Letter From Brookshiers Reports Sons’ Fates

In Prison Camp. A letter from Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Brookshier of Cushing Oklahoma states their son Granville was released from a German prison camp after over six months as a prisoner and has returned to Praxis in good health. It notes another son Glenn died in France of pneumonia. Both boys were born and raised near this city.

W. W. Brookshier Cushing Okla Washington Granville Praice Glenn France

Summers in France Letter from a regimental band member

A soldier in France writes to Aleck about life in the regimental band, noting there are eighteen musicians and mixed views on their role. He describes interruptions, jokes, and minor hardships, mentions future additions to the camp for drafted men, and recalls nightly incidents like lights going out and a sleeping comrade singing.

France Aleck YMCA Ory Wilstey Alec Bil Wren Matt

Notable farewell from J B Carter to Alec in The Thirty Second News

A personal closing note recalls engineers and friends as J B Carter signs off with hopes for a future reunion. He mentions Short, Dad Williams and fellow "boys" planning to depart, joking about camels, bully beef, fleas, and never ready safeties.

Alec Dad Williams J. B. Carter

Cash and Carry Plan Promises Lower Prices After War

In a wartime to postwar message H. Clay Jones pledges to switch to cash basis selling from January 1 1919 and guarantee lower prices than any other local business, urging patrons to judge the claim by his future discounts. The note frames reconstruction era finance as the main challenge beyond victory.

H. Clay Jones

Large Hog Brought to Town Tops Eight Hundred Pounds

Shoat H. F. Kille delivered one of the biggest hogs ever seen in the city. The hog tipped the scales at 810 pounds and sold for 118.80, a notable price for a market animal.

H. F. Kille

Electric Theatre Preview of Universal Comedy Drama

Saturday night features a five reel Universal comedy drama at the Electric Theatre. Admission for adults 10 cents and children 20 cents.

Red Cross Branch Notables and December Efforts

The Christmas Roll Call met success with Browning sending three young women to become Red Cross nurses. Browning knitters sent Linn County 109 pairs of socks and 14 sweaters, with December donations totaling 15.60. Browning Branch membership stands at 91.20 with 20 junior members, reflecting youth involvement in relief work.

Red Cross Browning Linn County Chanter Browning Red Cross Red Cress Sullivan County Jr. Cress

Schrocks entertain guests at Christmas dinner

Mr and Mrs Herman Schrock hosted a 6 o'clock dinner on Tuesday evening December 26 with a generous spread. Guests included Kenneth Duncan and two third Lorene and Beverly, J W Jones, C B Purdin, TY Fleming, Hinda Rush, Guy Adams and Orval among others.

Herman Schrock Schrock Kenneth’ Duncan

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