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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1925
Page
4
Ingleton and Brown ing Mo items show second class mail matter registration dated July 8, 1897. The document notes a Thursday January 15, 1925 entry in the periodical record.
A compilation of brief maxims and quips on life envy money luck and human folly. The notes mix humor and observations on optimism jealousy aging and social norms with few clear references to people or places.
Crowded conditions and widespread colds mark the New Year in North East Linn. Roy Hart and wife suffer flu while several locals visit Brookfield for dental work and school, and a rabbit hunt yields one hundred rabbits sold for fifteen cents each. Families attend the funeral of Mrs. Alec Bailey at Bethel and later help with dental visits in Brookfield.
Real winter weather grips the area as Nelson Maxey slaughters hogs on Monday. Mrs. John Hoskins and Verdie travel to Ft. Madison to visit daughter Mrs. G. W. Boyd. Mrs. Eliza Shipley and son Ellis visit sister Mrs. S. E. Jennings who remains poorly.
Dan Havens and family of Milan visited A. R. Dillinger's residence with Mr. and Mrs. Haskell Hollon and Pansy. Spencer traveled to Milan on Saturday. Bob Head, who had been ill all winter, is able to be out again.
L H Edens and wife spent Tuesday with Ed Lambert and wife. Chas Seals and family visited Jack Brown and family Sunday. Mrs Bohn Bummer visited John Robert and Mrs Ed Ogle Thursday afternoon with Mrs Fred Keithley. Edgar Cristo and family and Linn Harper and wife visited W E Paces Sunday. Lewis Burkholder spent the week at the Ed Ogle home. L H Edens wife and Mrs Stufflebean visited Willis Cokerham Sunday. Paul Jenkins and wife Wess Bailey and Emerson Bailey and wives visited C M Bailey home Sunday. W J Armstrong, wife and son Freddie visited Monday Herman Hargadine and wife. Irvin Smith with Kathryn and Jennie Ogle were Sunday evening guests at Geo Spencer’s.
The forecast calls for more snow as residents report several illnesses including bronchitis pneumonia and sprained ankles. Social notes highlight Perry Christian visiting Ben Purdins and Cleo Clapp wed with O McCollum.
Community notes from North Salem describe social visits and church attendance. Mrs. Will Myers returned from Unionville. Wess Cordray of Texas visited. Harvey Moore Wayne Abbott and wives spent Sunday with the Lamberts. Ramah Riddle and George Seymour attended church in Fairview. several families shared Sunday visits and a wienie roast at Jess Heads. Ann Pearler is listed as sick.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Warren are the proud parents of a baby girl. Mrs. W. L. Riley visited Green City on Tuesday to see her brother, Fennel Jones, and B. F. Johnson of Linneus was here on business Tuesday.
Crowded out last week. Visits abound as families from Linneus Brookfield Mendota and Browning stop by. Kenneth Gooch and wife welcome a baby girl born December 30. School resumes after vacation and local business activity grows with a new restaurant doing well.
North Salem residents capitalize on recent favorable weather enjoying outdoor activities and local gatherings as communities report improved mood and routine due to the pleasant spell.
G M Spencer shipped cattle from Cora last week. J B Franklin and family visited with Tom Jennings and family Sunday. Miss Lucile Black and Verdic Noskins of Cora visited at the D W Jennings home south of Cora Sunday. Hazel and George Dodson visited Sunday at the Albert Marley home south of Milan. Alfred Maggart of north of Cora purchased a radio. Billie and J B Franklin of
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