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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1922
Page
1
The sermon urges the Golden Rule as a practical framework for global relations. It argues democracy requires moral standards, and cites Christian origins, urging Americans to adopt peaceful, principled approaches while defending hometown pride and unity.
James Crist and his son Edgar driving near their home on Route 3 encountered two wolves crossing the road. After a pursuit they found one wolf stranded about 150 yards from the road and fired one shot, killing it. The report states the wolf will no longer harass local farmers.
For Sale announcement lists a 1919 model Chubby Roadster Haynes car in good shape with all new tires and necessary extras. Price to sell. Contact Mrs. Dave Gibson.
The text describes the funeral of a city pioneer, detailing that the body was laid to rest in Jenkins Cemetery following a service at Resurrection Morn. It notes he was a respected citizen, devoted husband and father, and mentions surviving wife, children, fourteen grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. The community extends condolences and prays for peaceful ashes.
Miss Effie Mullins of Browing Missouri and Charles J Kiesel of Lander Wyoming wed at Casper Catholic Church last Thursday officiated by Rev Father McDonald. The couple now reside in North Lander after a romance that began last fall when the bride visited Lander with a Chicago company. The Wyoming State Journal extends best wishes for happiness and prosperity.
New stock of Presto Light batteries with guaranteed quality and lower prices. Ford and Chevrolet models priced at 23.50, Chevrolet Oakland Buick 4 at 30.00, Dodge Maxwell 12 volt at 40.00, large 13 plate at 34.00. Sayers Battery Service Station promotes the deals in Milan Missouri.
The undersigned farmers of Taylor Township prohibit any trapping or hunting on their farms. No use of guns dogs shovels or grubbing hoes is allowed on any property listed. Signatories include Keith A. Watkins John T. Watkins Chris Boehner W S Neet Harry Hamilton Grant Hamilton H W Curtis Mrs Hazel E Watkins R H Hamilton C R McCalley and A J Ellett.
David H Penneck born November 10 1864 in Browning Linn county Missouri died December 8 1921 at his home near Marshall Oklahoma at age 57 years 29 days He moved to Oklahoma in 1898 and married Mrs Francis White February 15 1905 He leaves a wife an adopted son three brothers and many friends Funeral services were by Rev Nance at the home at one o clock Saturday Interment in Odd Fellows cemetery near Marshall Oklahoma
Special Notice says Dr Hanna, optometrist, will be at Crains Drug Store Friday afternoon and all day Saturday January 20 and 21 for free eye tests.
An informal diary recounts a week starting with classroom algebra and a sick teacher, a Saturday of Christmas treats and a mischief with candy, and stories of family life. It shifts to a Tuesday legal matter with pa arrested and a jury trial, then notes an indoor fair and a detailed Thursday chemistry lesson about turpentine and the terrapin bones. The piece closes with a social roundup of dinners at Dr. and Mrs. Duncan in January and hostess hospitality by the Lanta family.
Burwell & Porter of Brookfield Missouri advertise farm loans at six percent interest. They invite prospective borrowers to contact their office for details and terms.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Harvey and Mr. and Mrs. James Neet entertained several friends at six o clock dinner on January 4 at the former’s home. Guests included L. W. Hummel C. B. Purdin L. C. Lantz Guy Adams and Dr. and Mrs. Ray Duncan.
Mrs. Mariyn Gooch hosted a three course dinner Saturday evening at six in honor of her sister Miss Roberta Best of Bogard. Attending were Misses Violette Hooker Blanche Hooker Eva Stone Allalee Fields and Lorene Duncan.
The Friday Press reports Charles City recorded 29 degrees below zero between 4 and 5 am. Des Moines reached 2 above. The paper notes Charles City was the coldest spot in the country with Prince Albert in Canada second. Other Iowa towns felt the chill but not as severe.
A family expresses gratitude for acts of love and sympathy after the death and burial of their husband and father. They appreciate the beautiful floral pieces sent to the home from Jane Fleming and family members including F A Fleming C A Fleming E G Fleming J B Fleming and May F Geach.
Farm property available for rent with furnishings, team and machinery included. Special bargain for a trustworthy carpenter or others. Contact Mrs. C. J. Porter for details.
A brief notice from Dan Bramhall announces coal deliveries and urges customers to phone orders so they are notified when coal is on track for shipment.
The Ratliff Commission Company of Kansas City seeks shippers’ attention with a local page listing. Founder Mr Ratliff formerly lived at Trenton and is regarded as reliable. His sons now run the business and are well known here. Remember them when shipping to Kansas City.
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