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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1915
Page
4
Readable lines indicate a postal or mailing notice from Missouri with a date fragment in July and a classification note. No clear event, recipient, or actionable deadline is readable.
In Istaca a country merchant faced a $5 bill and ads cut to save costs. He reduced advertising and halted his paper, prompting the sheriff to take over the merchant's advertising duties as observed by the Corn ing Free Press.
A fragment narrates a nighttime city scene with a lone observer on a bridge. Moonlight shines on domes as the town darkens and empty homes reflect a sense of deserted life. An aging home circle and vanished past haunt the speaker amid quiet streets.
Authorities pursue renewal and cultivation of the ancient strawberry fields. Efforts focus on reviving historic varieties, restoring soil health, and reestablishing production to boost local agriculture and heritage preservation.
The article explains widening rows and turning them to improve plant stands for next season. It notes one-sided plowing reduces dry weather injury and extends productive life. Hoe work and trained runners achieve a five to six inch plant spacing for better berry size quantity and color. Cultivation should keep weeds down and ground in good condition all season.
Notice promotes ice cream made at the creamery by Nova Mundell, promising wholesome product that passes pure food inspection and prompt filling of orders with reasonable prices.
E A Trowbridge of the University of Missouri notes the state has purchased many horses and mules not particularly needed for military use. He acknowledges some good animals have been obtained, though the class bought is not ideal for current needs.
Trowbridge notes a plan to resume production of horses and mules from 1914 to 1915 with a similar rise this year. Missouri has supplied about as many animals as any other state in the union.
Administratrix Josie Baker announces letters of administration for the Charles Baker estate granted by Linn county Missouri Probate Court dated June 24 1915. Creditors must file claims for allowance within six months of the letters or be barred. claims not filed within one year from the last insertion will be forever barred.
Stock report from Kansas City on June 28 1915 notes light cattle receipts a strong market with sales 15 to 30 higher for killing cattle stockers and feeders scarce prices steady to lower a large run of 11000 head including 143 cars of quarantine cattle corn fed cattle scarce sold steady heavy steers up to 9.25 yearlings 9.40 bulk of steers 8.25 to 9.10 butcher cattle firm grass cattle price gains over week ago about 800 to 8.75 in quarantine division about 100 good steers sold largely at steady prices with strong competition on remaining cattle.
South Sullivan residents share meals and visits with friends in nearby communities. Farmers plow and harvest signals rise as wheat browns and binders hum. Local households mention trips to Chariton and Chillies with several names and family references.
Prices for Arizona spring lambs are listed. Texas stock arriving in scattered shipments with native ewes at 4.75 to 5.25 and yearlings 650 to 700. J. A. Riekart, M. Cor.
Due to high waters the committee secured grounds from Dr. J. A. Mairs just east of town. The site offers ample space for teams and cars, good bail ground, shade, and abundant water for participants, enabling the alternative celebration venue.
Piano tuning and repair services offered. Phone contact listed as 299. Enquiry encouraged for desired work.
The notice touts Hog Powder as a conditioner for hogs that keeps their systems clean and healthy enabling faster fattening. It promotes the St A Thomas Hog Powder and Bauer Thomas agency claim as a straight medicine rather than stock feed to help hog producers shorten time to market.
The ladies of Chapter V P E D will serve sandwiches and lemonade just west of the Electric Theatre on July 5 from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. and again after return from the picnic ground.
The Committee received notice from Mr. Nolan the ballon man that due to C. and A. R. R. train changes he could not arrive by July 5. They canceled with him and will seek other talent or alternatives to fill that portion of the program.
Local piano dealer touts high grade pianos at factory prices for the next thirty days with easy payments. A sales pitch urges customers to see Jones Music Co for deals.
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