03 Jan 1907
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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1907
Page
1
A young man buys fifty cents worth of goods, writes a check to show he has a bank account, then retrieves the check after the girl leaves. The incident parallels other local antics as residents list Christmas Day activities and work, rest, or amusements in a humorous roll call.
The Palmer text touts Ballard’s Horehound Syrup as a universal cure for coughs bronchitis influenza and all pulmonary diseases. A Kansas reader Mr I C Orton endorses the medicine noting swift relief and long use with local retailers Whaley & San selling the product.
A local feature praises rib dishes as a crowd pleaser with hearty appetite satisfaction. Mr Tabner Stewart is credited as a top inspiration and provider of the tasty fare to the community hungry for comfort food.
Notice of the infant son of Williams dying on December 29. The writer spoke words of comfort to the bereaved, offering scripture and prayer to encourage the family on their Christian journey and assuring no bitter tears. W. Brumback signed.
All The World is a stage and Ballard's Snow Liniment plays a prominent part for rheumatism stiff joints cuts sprains and pains. Buy a trial bottle 25c 59c or 1.00. Sold by Dr Wehsiey & Son.
Santa Claus is said to deliver the first load of toys and gifts as families await December festivities with local celebrations and hopeful children.
Questions invite readers to answer about Browning real estate profitability property demand and growth factors. Topics include utilities fire protection advertising city improvements and farm outlook with a deadline for submissions next Wednesday noon.
Solomon Bundridge born October 1819 in Howard County Missouri married Nancy Ann O Neal in 1840 in Howard County Missouri. Known as an ideal Christian he took ill on Sunday December 16 and died the following Tuesday after finally seeing a doctor in his long life keeping the first commandment with a promise and receiving an incorruptible crown.
Mr Mathias Martin from Purdin was in town on Monday on business.
An afternoon of games and prizes featured drawing straws for winners in Alphabet Arithmetic Physiology Literature and Geography. Mrs Harmon spelled a catch word in Orthography. Guests enjoyed a two course repast and souvenirs.
Mr Frank Neff made this office a very pleasant call New Year s Day. The brief note thanks him for stopping by and wishing well for the new year.
School opened Monday morning with most pupils back, faces bright and ready for work anew. Few new pupils entered. Arithmetic and American Government classes will be organized in the High School this week. Latin Rhetoric and Ancient History may also be offered to new entrants. Rural pupils will soon start with new classes.
Lunch was served after we all departed for our respective homes and wished the P. E. O. Society success in its endeavors.
A Browning advertisement proclaims a general merchandise store offering a full range from pins to a car load of flour and more with delivery to any town part on ten minutes notice. It invites customers to call 17 for prompt door service and notes light drag and transfer work will receive quick attention.
The Clapp School in Linn County reports 24 pupils enrolled for December 1906 with 15 male and 9 female students. Total attendance 442 days, daily average 21.10, pupils attending every day 10, and one pupil absent five or more days. No corporal punishment recorded.
Brief memorial notice for Joe Stey son son of Kirt and unnamed mother mentioning months and days of bereavement and lasting sorrow with parents grieving, reflecting a small obituary tone from a local page.
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