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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1927
Page
1
The revival meeting at the Methodist church draws large crowds with Evangelist Rev Bowman delivering masterly sermons that move many to profess conversion. Song service led by Ward Fisher and Mrs Bowman adds to the impact as local attendance grows and plans extend the meetings beyond Sunday.
Our big retail and auction sale closes Saturday January 29. This is your last chance to buy merchandise at your price. Attendees have reported the biggest bargains ever at this auction event hosted by the Farmers Store.
George P. Fields declares his candidacy for township clerk and assessor of Duncan township. He seeks the support of Duncan township qualified voters at the upcoming election.
The article offers practical kitchen guidance such as shaping a kitchen to be oblong to reduce steps, avoiding salting meat before cooking to preserve juices, and simple garnish ideas like minced parsley lemon slices or cream to enhance soups. It also notes home production of restaurant-style croutons and warns that excess water in washing machines reduces efficiency.
Announcement states the office of County Superintendent of Schools is subject to the decision of Sullivan County voters at the annual school election on April 5, 1927. Marea Preston.
Corn on cob meal provides similar feeding value to shelled corn but must be ground as needed to avoid heat and mold during storage. Pulling horses through winter requires sanitary well lit ventilated stables with floor-outlet ventilation and clay floors kept smooth and well bedded, plus regular grooming to maintain health.
The Farmers Store runs a big retail and auction sale ending Saturday January 29. Shoppers can bid on dependable merchandise at their own prices each day from two to three o'clock.
Brassfield and Sons announce a sale of top notch Big Type Chester White gifts and sows in the city this Saturday January 29. The lineup includes Chief I Am and Ru dasill with gilts bred to White Man Junior champion and King Mogul last fall. The firm emphasizes long bodied, sturdy hogs with easy feeding traits and strong show rings records. Buyers urged to attend and secure the Blue Ribbon at their own price.
Diary entries recount days of rides and meals with family, a love poem sent to Jane, a minor scolding for home repairs, and social misreads. The longer piece muses on modern loneliness, contrasting city life with solitary, self entertained living, urging readers to cultivate inner amusements and thoughtful pursuits.
North Salem Mo January 24 1927 a bank robbery occurred Thursday noon January 20 when a masked man with pistol commanded cashier D Mardis to open the vault. He took cash not silver or bills and struck the cashier then left with about six thousand two hundred dollars as insurers covered most losses. The robber described as middle aged 165 185 pounds red faced with whiskers fled leisurely. authorities pursued but snow drifts hindered pursuit. The bank reopened Friday with a short cash supply but normal business.
T J Seaman announces candidacy for Clerk and Assessor of Duncan Township subject to the will of qualified voters at the coming Democratic primary election.
Frank Kessler will preach at the Church of Christ on Sunday January 30 at eleven in the morning and at nine in the evening. Everyone is invited to attend these meetings.
Mrs. Jennie Keithley received the large fowl feeder on display at Stamper Produce C2 after purchasing the larger quantity of egg mash offered with the feeder.
The cottontail market closed Monday as dealers were out of arrest. Chicago market closes February first. The local market ran for 75 days and stayed above 10 cents. Thousands of rabbits were shipped to the city via the barrel route, profiting those who hunted them.
For sale privately items include 1 kit automobile tools 1 tool box of carpenter tools 1 set butchering tools 1 tent 9x12 1 oak bedstead 1 oil heater and a number of other articles. Sale by Mrs Cora Ogi.
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