Browning Leader Record
Entered at Brown ing Missouri post office as second class mail matter July 8 1897. Thursday January 18 1923.
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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1923
Page
4
Entered at Brown ing Missouri post office as second class mail matter July 8 1897. Thursday January 18 1923.
For sale Chester White boars and gilts with March and April farrow. Includes sows bred or open. Champions blood lines and strong producers. Contact W. M. Cassity in Purdin Missouri.
Blanche Summers declares candidacy for Sullivan County superintendent of schools subject to the voters in the April 3, 1923 election.
Willard Ross announces a new meat market in Purdin Missouri offering corn fed home killed beef fresh pork lard sausage ham and assorted lunch meats cheese bologna pickles and more. He invites customers to visit and promises to please with prices and service.
Mrs Will Pulliam and Mrs Willard Pulliam visited relatives in Brookfield Saturday night and Sunday. Earl Steen and wife spent Sunday at Ray Gooch's. Curt Schrock and wife of St Louis visited friends in Purdin last week. Jesse Woodside and family visited at Joe Creason's Thursday. Dave Hutchinson's sale was well attended with goods sold.
Dave plans to move to California with family soon. Harley Bagley and wife spent Thursday night with Everett Jenkins. Raymond Bagley and wife visited Everett Jenkins on Sunday. Mr. Penhale of Chillicothe is ill at his daughter’s home, Mrs. Walter Patterson. William Pendgle and wife and Mrs. Lucy Mairs visited Walter Patterson on Sunday. Mrs. Cecil Crookshanks spent Sunday afternoon with Minnie Southerlan Austin. Hilbert is settling into a new house. Mrs. Frank Cassity and daughters Ethel and Florence visited Browning on Saturday. Jesse Pulliam visited friends in Brookfield Friday night. Will Pulliam spent Sunday at the shack with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cooper.
Dr. Sailer a veterinarian at Nevins Drug Store receives calls at all hours. Billy Franklin and family spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Clark Franklin in Cora. Several residents visited Milan on Friday. Noralee Harmon traveled to Browning on Saturday. General Sayre and wife of near Green City called at Chas Dod sons last Wednesday evening.
A local update records fine weather and community goings on near Browning. Attendees at a sale were Mrs Ella Bundridge and others. visits included James Dodson and wife and W J Langdon kin. illness concerns for Jerry Jennings and pneumonia fever prompted family travel. Mrs Harmon reports the child improving.
Grand champion ten ears of corn awarded at the Missouri State Corn Show in Columbia Missouri on January 15. The winner, Ora, has now won this trophy three years in succession and it becomes his personal property. The crowd pays respect and hats are tipped.
Lo zier and Lozier disperse their herd of registered Duroc Jersey bred sons and bred gifts at a public auction on Friday January 26 in Carrollton Missouri. The offering includes about 80 head largely sired by or bred to Pilot Pathfinder a noted Duroc boar. The sale follows Mr Lozier Senior’s election to Congress.
Ora Bennett of Browning captured the $150 trophy prize in the event.
Several hundred pounds of fine honey for sale and a few stands of bees offered by W H Bennett. Prices reasonable. Contact W H Bennett for more details.
Mrs Lillian Duncan of Hume Mo appears as a new reader this week R B Seaman made a business call at our office Saturday Van Arnold of route prowled the office yesterday leaving wiser and poorer Mrs Iha Elliott was a social and business caller at our office yesterday afternoon We are obliged to W F Peters for subscription favors Sam P Kelley of route 3 was a business caller yesterday Grant Dodson spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs S B Cotter at Hale
Creditors and interested persons are notified that I. P. G. Brumbaugh, executor of the Philip Brumbaugh estate, will make a final settlement at the Linn County Missouri Probate Court in Linneus on February 2, 1923.
Fine mid January weather reported in North East Linn. Mrs. Dale Sill is quite poorly with a cold, and Frank Cattey has been sick for several days with cold and lagrippe.
Perry Christian and family visited Ben Purcins Sunday. Perry McCollum and family visited Will Abbotts Sunday. Mrs. Leslie Sweat of Helena Okla visits her mother Mrs. Maggie Brewer and relatives nearby. Fred Jones spent the weekend with Okey Millioan. Ben Cattey drove George Morton and wife to Kirksville Monday for Mrs. Morton s appendicitis operation. Mrs. F M Cattey went to Wing an Monday with two grandsons Charley and Harry Morton to stay while their mother is hospitalised.
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