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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1921
Page
4
The notice records editor Joe Nickell's work for a Missouri newspaper entered as second class mail matter at the Brown ing post office on July 8, 1897.
Notice to creditors and interested parties that executor Dillard V. Mardis will make a final settlement of the William Peavier estate at the Linn County Missouri Probate Court in Linneus on February 15 1921.
Jan 13 1921 notice to all creditors and interested parties in the estate of Arthur Rinehart. Chas E Rinehart administrator intends to make final settlement at the next Linn County Probate Court term in Linneus on Feb 14 1921.
A collection of maxims and wry observations on honesty laziness pride and human folly. It contrasts truth as simple with clever explanations and notes how fate luck and drink influence behavior and judgment in everyday life.
A witty observation on new clothes hiding empty pockets and careless souls. The speaker quips that a world with more heart care than hand care would improve, and notes work as an ugly yet alluring damsel fueled by good pay.
Special notice lists magazines and books with a call to Crains Drug Store and credits Lester A Peters in the remaining items.
J F Southerland and wife spent Sunday with Jake Hague and wife. Joe Creason and wife visited Will’s home Sunday. Pullidms Everett Jenkins and wife stayed Saturday night with home folks. Opie Bagley and Mrs Ray Lee went to St Joe for operation and are recovering. Mrs Fred Kennedy and son Craig visited Wm Pulliam’s home. Will Penhale and wife and Jno Lambert and wife were guests at Walter Patterson's Saturday. Marie Jenkins spent days with sister Leanna Woodside. Charles Newton and wife of Ringling Mont visiting A A Hawkins and family. Wm Creason busy with a saw set. Roy Smith went to Marceline for a road position. wife to join later. J W Blackburn and wife visited W A Creason and wife Sunday afternoon. Infant son of Earl Steen died at 11 am at William Pulliam’s home. A G ???
January weather remains mild as the North East Linn community notes improving health overall. Mrs. Roy McCollum remains ill while Ben and Arthur Cattey and families visit F. M. Cattey. Mrs. M. J. Brewer visits Mrs. Earl Abbott. Perry Christian and family visit Ben Purdin. F. M. Cattey and family shop in Brookfield. J. B. McCollum travels to Browning on business.
Mr. George W. Spencer of St. Catherine Missouri encloses six dollars to cover past subscription and advance for one year. He asks the paper be sent to his son Floyd A. Spencer of Brookfield for one year and notes he wants the paper near Shelby.
We the West family thank friends for acts of kindness shown during the death and burial of our wife and mother. D. C. West and Children.
The speaker warns that friendship can conceal enemies and distort views. They suggest the bold claim of moral uprightness often meets a biased opposition, as those who advocate a square deal may find the world stacked against them.
People get sick visiting due to unfamiliar foods and stress. Scientists debate whether worry or work causes illness, noting that constant effort without rest can be harmful.
Lola Inez West wife of D C West born May 7 1863 in Mier Grant county Indiana died January 3 1921 at her Laredo Missouri home aged 57 years 7 months 27 days She moved with her parents to Grundy Missouri 1875 lived near Haselville Linn County grew to womanhood married December 24 1882 three children survived Funeral services were at the Methodist church Laredo burial Ruraldale cemetery The family includes husband mother four sisters and one brother two grandchildren and many friends.
A reflective remark counsels not anger when insulted but to recall one’s own past harsh remarks. The notion contrasts schooling with innate intellect, suggesting education is unnecessary for those with brains while many rely on institutions.
The quote contrasts two types of belief as a practical man enjoys a silver coin found on the road while a superstitious man finds equal pleasure in a four leaf clover or an old rusty horseshoe.
A framed motto reads Honor thy Father and thy Mother but not the Stranger's Check. The remark notes how people are often taken by strangers or even by those posing as strangers.
The Mangum Herald clipping praises Oren Lantz a Browning youth directing Mangum High School music. It commends his talent and the support from Mangum residents, noting the editor’s compliments to Prof Lantz and the many friends who will be glad to hear of his success.
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