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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1920
Page
1
A cautionary tale on how overactive imagination fuels misunderstandings between Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Brown. The piece extends to warn that suspicion and misinterpretation harm friendships and business, urging restraint and kindness toward parents and neighbors.
Mrs. Nelia Bundridge advertises a cash only rental offering a 240 acre farm six miles northeast of Breading Missouri. She invites immediate contact for leasing.
Linn county farmers are invited to a series of meetings beginning January 12 to hear about the Federal Farm Loan plan from Henry of the Federal Land Bank of St Louis. Sessions will be held at Shafter Gooch Nevins Centerview New Boston Prairie Flower Bruner and Linneus with times listed, weather permitting. Ross Nichols, County Agent.
Good farm for sale 120 acres well improved on a mail route near a school. Move to Washington for wife's health. See the seller at once J S Jacobs.
Individuals owing money to J J Smith are urged to call and settle by January 10 to straighten books for the coming year. The notice targets everyone with an outstanding account.
Urgent call to all soliciting committee members to report at the Leader Record office next Saturday at 3 oclock. The meeting will review progress on subscriptions for the Soldiers Memorial Fund and invite any remaining contributors to submit or renew their gifts.
The author argues that humans cannot grasp God's vast wisdom and plan. He likens human knowledge to a tiny flyspeck next to the Creator and urges humility as children trust their father. The piece promotes Fatherhood of God, Brotherhood of Man, and a sunny gospel.
Randolph County Missouri speaker Mr. W. Z. Heathman extols Missouri as a land of lead and zinc mines, orchards, fields, forests, and livestock. He praises factories, education with a state university and five teacher colleges, churches, railroads, and markets, urging Missourians to recognize the state’s beauty, prosperity, and enterprise along the Mississippi.
A fragment from a Missouri feature highlights bold claims about bonanzas and the opportunity to grasp and utilize old Missouri wisdom for personal glory and broader state and national aspirations. The text evokes a promotional vibe for regional pride and potential gains.
In a contemporary editorial voice from Acferson City, the piece urges Americans and Missourians to greet Nineteen-Twenty with resolve. It recalls wartime sacrifice, stresses resilience, warns against modern materialism, and calls for building the future with courage and shared purpose.
Dan Bramhall seeks to buy 200 head of good thrifty stock hogs weighing 100 to 150 pounds. He will also buy fat hogs any day of the week.
The passage lists numerous entertaining events at various homes. Mr and Mrs J Johnson hosted a Friday family reunion dinner with several couples and Uncle Jack Cotter attending. Other gatherings celebrate Prof and Mrs Reyner of Chicago, and Mr and Mrs Thurlo along with shared dinners on New Year’s Day.
Fred Tunnell, one of our air boys, has returned from Siberia after months away. He crossed the Pacific on a transport for forty days and nights, traveled around the world, endured Siberian hardships, and is glad to be home though he would not repeat the trip.
A short admonition from J H Perry encourages timely harness care. He warns against procrastination, notes oiling by the fire and drying harnesses, and advises orderly handling through gates in the spring to avoid congestion.
Moorman Manufacturing Co announces a position for a high grade salesman in Quincy. Experience desirable but not required. Pay options include salary plus commission or straight commission. Good men can earn about 2400 dollars yearly with expenses covered. Provide character references and ability.
A real estate and lending notice from Calhoun and Thornton advertises numerous farms for sale with favorable terms. They claim access to unlimited money at the lowest interest rates for buying selling trading or borrowing.
Wanted to buy one hundred head of feeding lambs and a few good stock hogs. Roy Haley seeks to purchase healthy, market-ready livestock for immediate sale.
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