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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1921
Page
4
An entry shows mailing status recorded at Brown ing Missouri with second class mail matter designation dated July 8 1897 at the local post office.
Notice to all creditors and others interested in the estate of William Péeavier deceased that Dillard V. Mardis, Executor, intends to make final settlement at the next term of the Probate Court of Linn County Missouri to be held at Linneus on February 14, 1921. Dillard V. Mardis, Executor.
Notice to all creditors and interested parties in the estate of Arthur Rinehart deceased. Charles E. Rinehart administrator announces intent to make final settlement at the Probate Court in Linn County Missouri at Linneus on February 14, 1921.
Letters of administration granted to Isola Porter for the estate of C James Amos Porter deceased by Linn County Missouri Probate Court hearing January 13 1921. Claims must be shown within six months or be barred. within one year to avoid forever barred. Arthur L Pratt judge of probate seal.
A reflective note traces a prevalent yellow streak in society as the craving for wealth drives behavior and choices. It examines how greed colors daily life and public conduct, suggesting a cautionary view of material obsession shaping social norms and decisions.
The speaker critiques how appearances mislead, noting that look can imply honesty while deception occurs. He laments public faith in rightness, observes misbehaving leaders across ages, and jokes about ads and marriage fashion as social commentary.
A veteran editor notes that a single sharp word of censure often prompts swift criticism, while praise rarely garners opposition. The remark highlights the charged dynamics of public discourse and accountability.
An old saying notes that when an honest man looks back he sees himself as his friends do in the present. It may explain why he is sometimes grossly criticised now for past actions.
A reflective piece questions how virtue and vice are perceived by others. It contrasts self image with external view and notes reform can mask remaining flaws. It cites a minister convicted of a crime, suggesting a long history of goodness does not erase a grave misstep.
Mrs Ed Lyons spends a few days at the Lee Lyons home. Henry Hale and son move back to the farm. Jesse Woodside and family visited Henry Eillotts Sunday. A W Cotter stayed with sister Mollie Cordray east of Browning. Mrs Pearl Street and son Marlin return from Washington on the 18th. Mr Street visited Fort Morgan Colorado briefly. J W Reidel was a Browning visitor Tuesday. AG Sa
Last week activity includes Cecil Clem moving to Harris and taking mail route. JOhn Dodson butchered hogs. Head couple visited son Thos. Head in Polluck Sunday. Residents traveled to Milan on Tuesday. Many with whooping cough report improvement. Goldie Ford visited James Lumsden. Drury Spencer and Wayne Jones also in Milan. Bev Franklin family with Billy Franklin sp ent Sunday. Sallie Jennings remains poorly. Wm Black and Mark Brinkley haul corn for Havens. Mrs Black on sick list. Ethel Sumpter slowly improving. Liza Shipley visiting relatives nearby.
The text reflects on patient parenting of daydreaming children noting chores must be done yet daydreams reveal untapped potential. It argues dreamers are building future worth while and that great figures were once labeled dreamers.
The piece argues that tolerance for smoking grows but warns even moderate cigarette use can harm health. It contends prohibition may increase desire and calls for moderation, noting the body's tissues are built from the same material as before.
About 100 ton of timothy and clover hay for sale. Inquire with Mrs. Ben Mairs or V B Arnold.
Mrs Wes Reidel went to St Joe the 17th for an operation. Mrs Willie Hedges went to Brookfield Sunday for operation. Eva Steen visited Elva Pierson Saturday afternoon. Will Pulliam was a Browning visitor Saturday. John Mairs and Miss Louese Browning visitors one day. Patterson visited Albert Taylor near Laclede Saturday to Monday. Evelyn and Stella May Cady at Will Pulliam Sunday. Leon Mitchell and family visited John Mairs Saturday evening. The stork visited John Hedges last week leaving a son. All doing nicely.
North west of Browning a well improved farm is offered for sale or rent by C. R. Quigley. The notice indicates available land suitable for farming with options for ownership or tenancy.
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