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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1920
Page
4
The Browning Leader Record notes the death of John F. Jennings of Austin Texas on January 17 and reflects on community life. It highlights efforts to teach immigrant residents American ways through state extension services and Lake Charles Mexican heritage efforts, praising civic pride and continuity.
The Browning Leader-Record marks 35 years of weekly publication preserving town life. Readers recall babies born, milestones, and daily events captured in the paper’s growing file.
A compact moral note contrasts a boy who grabs cake and is deemed a pig with an adult who seizes money and is praised as a leading citizen. It reflects on differing social judgments across life stages.
J R Mairs was in Linneus on business. H R Hamilton in Kansas City. Mrs H R Hamilton hosted by the Morrises at Milan. Hazel E Watkins of near Humphreys visited our office. L J Vincent and W W Hatch guests in Marceline. Mrs Ray Johnson to Linneus to visit relatives. Mrs Everett Hollon returned from Milan. Mrs J H Kinfong went to Kirksville for her son Carlos who has rheumatism. Feeding lambs wanted for one hundred head and some stock hogs. E E McClead ordered bills for a North Salem sale. Mrs V C Trible and daughter returned to Verona, Wyoming. Frank Smith and Jeff Nester visited with Rev Mendenhall from Brookfield. W A Ware to sell farm near Old Enterprise January 28. Ware bought a big farm near Fountain Grove to help raise corn. 3 F Owens returned from Kismet after renting a farm and moving. Bryan Ashby returned home from northern Siberia after service.
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