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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1916
Page
2
An early 20th century Brown ing Missouri paper prints an editorial musing on the value of a person after death. It urges self improvement through hard lessons and emphasizes personal responsibility over excuses. The piece contrasts family life with changing social habits illustrated by a burlesque theatre, movies, and auto repairs.
Notice to creditors and interested parties that I J A Mairs as administrator will make final settlement of the Helen Clara Harrington estate at the Linn County Probate Court in Linnens on February 14 1916.
A simple drop on the horse’s tongue with the provided dropper cures colic in many cases. Each 50 cents bottle promises relief in most instances and is usable by women when the owner is away. Money back if it fails. adv M. F. Bench.
C. M. Thornton advertises farm loans featuring the lowest interest rates and the best pre payment privilege, promoting favorable terms for borrowers.
The notice confirms the chautauqua will run July 27 to August 8 at this location with promises of top talent from the circuit. The association letter suggests strong shows and reflects on changing costs of living.
First inserted January 27 1916 notice states Letters of Administration granted to Nova Z Mundell for the estate of James A Mundell deceased by the Linn County Missouri Probate Court on January 14 1916. Creditors must exhibit claims within six months for allowance or risk being barred after one year from the last publication.
On January 24 the 53rd birthday of E B Fields drew six teen visitors to his East Browning home at 6 pm demanding supper. Distressed hosts were invited to join the group for an oyster fry at Mrs Sayers restaurant and a line party at the Electric Theatre.
On Monday evening January the 17th Mr and Mrs Guy Adams entertained a number of friends at a six o'clock dinner. Mrs Adams was assisted by her daughter Orryl and Miss Lorene Duncan. The guests were Mr and Mrs K M Duncan Mr and Mrs Hank Thurlo Mr and Mrs Hardy Calhoun Miss Clair Calhoun Marilyn Best Bernice Bolling and B F Enyeart.
A reader proposes a simple rule to measure a round haystack: take one fourth of the circumference, multiply by one fourth of the overthrow, then divide by the feet in a ton. The note adds that if hay has stacked sixty days or more, consideration changes.
Farmers advised to fatten hogs earlier to reduce total feed. The guide notes two or three hogs fatten quickly per lot and consume less feed, suggesting the entire drive could be market-ready six weeks sooner with proper care and use of Thomas Hog Powder.
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