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Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1928

Page

4

Community Notes From Browning Missouri Christmas Week

The Browning Leader records social visits over Christmas and New Year with local families, school programs, and a church clan. Highlights include Miss Eva Smith winning a voting contest for the prettiest girl, updates on residents visiting relatives, and obituaries noting Maude May Smith’s death in Chickasha Oklahoma.

Keith Myers East of Browning Tom Allen D. P. Myers Homer Cooper W. L. Baker Tilden Gooch Okla Betty Gooch Kansas City Tilden Betty Phillips Hickssville Willard Philips Lorene Morris White Cloud Tom Morris Billy Kimbrough Kimbrough D. W. Nichols North Collins Avenue Okmulgee Oklo

Family visits span Cora and nearby towns in midweek

Cora and Vicinity reports Mrs. D. G. Havens and family of Milan spent the past week with Mr. Havens in Cora. Clifford Fanning visits Kirksville with relatives and friends this week. Neal and Vera Freeland of [location redacted] are listed in the same notices.

Cora D. G. Havens Milan Havens Clifford Fanning Kirksville Neal Vera Freeland

No Commission Policy Letter Exposes Dealer Tactics

A cemetery sexton’s letters reveal Summers declining a selling commission. He notes cheaper quotes from rivals and reiterates his policy of no agents and no commissions. The correspondence, deemed bonafide and on file at Summers’ business, underscores pricing and ethical stance.

Summers S. W. Summers

Dinner Guests Celebrate Christmas Season at Duncan Home

The Duncan home hosted fourteen guests on Friday December 30 for a three course dinner and evening gatherings. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Guy Adams and Orryl, J H Calhoun, Dr. and Mrs. R W Whaley, J D Lay and Ruth, W H Dickinson Harvey Fields and Maude Fields, all of Chula. A previous dinner at J D Lay residence entertained Jay Harvey Harmon Bolling J P Bolling R M Calhoun Virginia Bolling and James Arthur Calhoun with piano selections by Mrs Puth of Stephens College now in Columbia.

L. C. Lantz Hale J. H. Calhoun Virgil Hoce Peggy Lee N. H. Dickinson W. H. Dickinson Harvey Fields Ella Keithley R. M. Calhoun James W. H.dickinson K. M. Duncan Ruth Maude Fields Chula J. D. Lay Jay Harvey J. S. Harmon J. P. Bolling R. W. Whaley Ethelyn Jolley Virginia Bolling James Arthur Calhoun Yale

Surprise Shower Honoring Sun day School Leaders

Members of the H. W. Class of the Methodist S. S. South and their spouses surprised Mr. and Mrs. H L Schrock last Thursday. Mr Schrock heads the Sunday school and Mrs Schrock teaches the ladies Bible class. Guests gifted a handkerchief shower and brought popcorn and candy before departing.

H.W Methodist South H. L. Schrock Mr. Schrock

Renewal note from Mrs. Lillie Porter in 1927

A letter from Mrs. Lillie Porter of Yakima Washington accompanies a $1.50 renewal for The Browning Leader Record, dated December 31 1927. She sends New Year wishes and praises the paper.

Yakima Wash Browning Leader-Record Browning Lillie Porter

A Factor of Progress Invention of the track type tractor

The track type tractor boosts road building by increasing efficiency and cutting time and costs. It revolutionizes highway construction and is now essential for significant roads, aiding projects like the Everglades work in Florida.

Everglades Florida

Track Type Tractors Speed Up Global Road Projects

The article highlights the widespread use of track type tractors as a symbol of progress in major projects. It cites Cuba's 700 mile highway construction, Brazil's Sao Paulo aqueduct works, and Amarillo Texas adopting caterpillar tractors for street expansion, noting the efficiency gains and shifted costs from old methods.

Cuba Brazil Sao Paulo Amarillo Texas United States

Missouri History Note and Christmas Family Gatherings

A fragmented diary style piece recounts Ant Emmy’s shopping mishap with dog biscuits and crackers, a wartime Missouri history summary on Governor Thomas Crittenden, and a Christmas party hosted by Mr and Mrs James Crist with a long guest list and shared meals. The historical entry highlights Crittenden’s career from lawyer to governor and diplomat.

Missouri Historical Society of Columbia Thomas Theodore Crittenden Crittenden Kentucky Cloverport Center College Danville John J. Crittenden Caroline W. Jackson Frankfort Lexington Lafayette County John A. & Tutt Hall Aikman Welch Seventh Cavalry Crittenden and Cockrell General Cockrell United States United States Congress Hannibal and St. Joseph James Brothers Colonel Crittenden Kansas City Crittenden, McDougal and Stiles Cleveland Mexico James Crist W. W. Hart Mr. Hart G. T. Crist Allen Crist Harley Crist Roy Jennings Elmer Jennings Ellis Jennings John Arnold Henry Sarge Hattie Winters Fannie Bunch Hattie Burris John Thompson Florence Foss Edgar Harl

Farm Woman Repairs Sewing Machines For Pin Money

A New York farm woman learned to clean and repair sewing machines and then earned extra income by overhauling the machines of her neighbors.

New York

Federal aid road projects end 1927 total mileage up to 64 209

Improved roads under the Federal aid highway system reached 64 209 miles by June 30 1927 an increase of over 8 300 miles from the preceding year. The tonnage of completed projects reflects expanded federal assistance and broader road network development.

Home Economics Student Measures Dishwashing Waste

A home economics student estimates that dishwashing in an average family covers the same area as a three acre field. Proper scalding and a good dish drainer are said to save this effort and grant the housewife about 20 minutes of daily leisure by using the simpler method.

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THE Browning, Missouri Joe Nickell Browning, Mo Clive Glen W. T. Jennings Duff Hot Springs Ark Buster Rinehart Near Browning George Jennings Kenneth Jennings Gaylord Quigley J. H. Tharp Supt W. M. Hedges Humphreys Public Schools E. D. Christy F. C. Thurlo Near Humphreys Miles Peterson Willis Gooch Peterson J. H. Gooch Chicago Mr. Gooch Maude May Smith Robert Resor Mary Eliza Smith Sullivan County Chickasha William Jessie Williams Teddy Irwin Fred Ned Edna Mae Mary Billy Martha Ann Jackie Oklahoma Robert Smith Willie Galt Grace Donoho Humphreys Browningi Te FE. M. Stamper Co J. R. Williams Mer Emmy Grosery Ant Emmy Chrismis Crismis Crismas Wensday Acc Hart
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