Post Office Listing for Brown ing Missouri
Entry marks Brown ing Missouri as second class mail matter dated July 8 1897 at the local post office.
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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1921
Page
4
Entry marks Brown ing Missouri as second class mail matter dated July 8 1897 at the local post office.
Notice to all creditors and others that Ditka Vi Mardis executor will make final settlement of the estate of William Feiler deceased at Linn County Probate Court Linneus Missouri on February 14 1921.
Jan 18 1921 notice to all creditors and others interested in the estate of Arthur Rinehart deceased that Chas E Rinehart administrator will seek final settlement at the Linn County Missouri probate court in Linneus on Feb 14 1921. Also letters of administration granted for C James Amos Porter estate with claims due within six months and one year to bar.
A compact meditation on human behavior in social exchanges. It ponders that harm to others can come from within, love and duty shape actions, and death can skew perceived merit. It likens moral choices to scarce resources and the urge to imitate divinity.
A fragmentary quotation urges embracing widespread criticism as proof of moving beyond routine. It compares the act of learning from argument to ancient wit gathering, suggesting growth comes through challenge.
A local observer notes people overlook birds perched on bushes while preoccupied with daily concerns. The piece contrasts attention with nature and urges mindfulness of nearby wildlife.
A column ofBusiness Chatstyle advice urges good nature and fair regard for rivals. It extols independence, warns against envy, and promotes supporting a strong local newspaper as a foundation for a thriving community with schools churches and active business.
The author argues merchants cannot break economic laws without punishment and warns that current high prices and profits may lead to future losses. He stresses profits peak and urges restraint to avoid misalignment with universal economic forces.
Mrs Yagle is improving slowly. Wm Creason and his mother visited the Charles Miller home Sunday afternoon. Wm Devore and wife visited A A Hawkins Sunday. Will Penhale and wife visited Walter Patterson Sunday night. Luther Devore's baby was ill last week. A A Hawkins was a Brookfield visitor last week. Howard Jenkins spent Saturday night with Joe Creason.
George Jones and Walter Jones families visited Mrs. Dale Sill who is on the sick list. Snow last week improved sledding and a birth occurred January 10th to Earl Abbott and wife. Various neighbors visited, including I. J. McCollum, Perry McCollum, Okey Millioon, and Mrs. J. B. McCollum. Joe Nickell, Browning Leader Record editor, discussed Linograph use and shared printing plant tips.
Well improved farm for sale or rent located northwest of Browning. Contact C. R. Quigley for details.
J M West of Humphreys and C E Smith of North Salem visited the office on business yesterday. Our readers may profit from A A Healy's quarter page Farmers Store ad full of bargains. Prof Leonard Shipley of Roger will replace the late Mr Porter on the school board high school staff.
At the Probate Office in Milan Missouri on January 11 1921 James Sides and Susan A Fuller both of Browning Missouri were joined by Judge P A Saudefur. The couple returned to Browning to begin married life at the groom’s parents home. The event drew many friends who held a rural charivari and offered best wishes for a long happy marriage.
Local notes report Hubert Lyons and wife at Ed Lyons home on Sunday. Brookfield visitor Mrs Patterson stops by Tuesday. Everett Jenkins and family, Dou glas Jenkins and Harry Phillips visit Jesse Woodsides. Earl Steen and wife guest at Fred Kennedy home. Linneus resident Alex McDandell on business. Mrs Ida Brantner and son renew home paper. Mrs Ray Lee and Miss Ople Bagley return from St Joseph after operation and recover well. Rev T P Middleton of Bucklin hosts revival at M E C and invites attendance.
Migs May Austin visited over Sunday with her sister Mrs. Her man Maxwell of near Linneus. Mr and Mrs Harry Harmon of Linneus spent Sunday with L M Kenley. Mark Q Aispach spent the first of the week in Kansas City on business. Mrs Bernice Cotter of Laclede came Monday to visit her mother Mrs Hiram Bennett.
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