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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1914
Page
4
Notice lists clearance prices for ladies garments with items marked at 12.50, 11.50, and 8.75. Includes sale labels and typical storefront phrasing from a period catalog ad.
Charley Barton and wife were in Milan on Wednesday. Miss Irma Artz and George Artz were in Milan Saturday. Cal Henley and wife were sighted on the streets of Milan. Con Callahan moves to his fall-purchased farm. Ray Peterson and family visited F. P. McKay's and Myrtle Robinson visited Mrs. Barton. Mrs Earley of Humphreys 10th noted a surprise dinner. Dan Arbergst of Unionville visited F. P. McKay's.
An announcement notes a Bay SER event scheduled for 10 o clock. Details are unclear in the fragment but the time is specified.
J. D. Knifong advertises coal feed and farm goods in Franklin County Illinois. He invites all to attend services at Knifong and preaches at three o'clock p m. The sale includes extra choice coal cats shorts bran baled hay shelled and ear corn for buyers.
The 1913 City Taxes are past due and the city needs the money. Advise payment promptly as the collector J R Williams states he will call within the next week.
Flour and feed items available including shorts and bran advertised by H Clay Jones. Customer urged to see before buying.
Alden Tharp of Cora and J B Fleming of Linneus were in town on business Saturday. A J Meade of Purdin was here between trains. Wm Cassity of Purdin and Miss Edith McQuown and Dora Lauck visited friends in Milan Friday. For Sale 90 acre farm and a registered trotting stallion. Perry Hart of Winigan headed to Milan for a teacher meeting. Pields Duncan advertises big winter sale reductions. Mr and Mrs J M Moore visited near Linneus Saturday and Sunday. Mrs L M Moffitt and daughter came from Kansas to Hooker. Roy Peters returned from Meadville after looking after a light plant stake. Mrs Gus Broyles and daughter of Brookfield visited the Carters early in the week.
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