Brown ing, Missouri Post Office Entry Notice
Entry recorded for Brown ing Missouri as second class mail matter dated July 8 1897 indicating a postal designation in a historical notice.
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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1912
Page
4
Entry recorded for Brown ing Missouri as second class mail matter dated July 8 1897 indicating a postal designation in a historical notice.
A newspaper column argues that the moral standard in business has risen and honesty is the prevailing rule. It contends dishonest practices may yield short-term gain, but public trust and long term prosperity favor the dependable, probity driven merchant.
Jay Adams of the county seat visited Purdin Saturday. Casity family visits. illness at M E church. Cold weather and sleigh rides noted. Ice houses filled, hogs shipped to St Louis. Gumption on the Farm column offers rural maxims. Federation organized at Hannibal aims to unite Missouri farmers and promote state industry and cooperation. Missouri corn and wheat yields compared to Kansas with emphasis on self-sufficiency and development.
The most successful men in any community are those whose words the community can rely on. Modern business is more honest today and continues to improve as more people learn that honesty pays and is essential to lasting success.
W. P. Carter came back Sunday morning from a bill in Kansas where he secured fifty six head of horses and shipped them to St. Louis market. At one town several other buyers were killed the same day but he bought the horses. He is mighty hard to beat at buying horses.
The owner warns accounts must be settled by February 1 after which they will be handed over. Chas R Campbell sells the Mock farm northwest of town and rents it to H F Havens then moves to Reger to open a new hardware store. Campbell, formerly in hardware locally, is praised as a hustler joining Reger's business community.
The forthcoming state convention of the Federation of Missouri Commercial Clubs meets at Jefferson City on January 23 and 24 to mark a new milestone in Missouri's agricultural industrial and commercial progress.
A missing key was reported with instructions to return it to the office for a reward. The notice urges the finder to contact the office and claim the stated compensation.
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