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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1918
Page
4
The Browning Missouri Leader-Record with editor Joseph Nickell is listed as entering at the Browning post office as second class mail matter on July 8, 1897.
Public notices list W. B. Shatto for Clerk of the County Court Sullivan Mo. E. E. Shoop for Recorder of Deeds Sullivan Mo Polk Township N. J. Wattenbarger for Circuit Clerk Buchanon P A Sanderfur for Judge Probate Court Sullivan County Harry E. Kelley for Recorder Linn County Virgil E. Harmon for Recorder Sullivan County Polk Township candidates face August primary voters in both parties.
A friendly exchange among residents reflects a hopeful mood and pride in the town as community ties strengthen and local spirit grows.
The passage celebrates collective civic effort to improve daily life through traffic safety, social amenities, church and school support, and environmental beautification, urging well directed action to secure these aims.
A call to residents to favor local home merchants who stand beside them at tax time and in daily life. Support neighbors and advertisers in the newspaper who help create a market for local goods and services.
A local secret society motto is cited: There is so much bad in the best of us, and so much good in the worst of us, it hardly behooves any of us to speak ill of the rest of us, suggested for framing in homes.
A man who struggles with a small 2x4 lawn believes he could successfully manage a half section farm. The remark plays on overconfidence in farming ability versus practical upkeep skills.
Mrs Barbara McCollum of Garden City Kansas visits relatives with grandchildren Fern and Paul. Red Cross ladies at Mount Hope held a quilting last Thursday to raise funds with a quilt to be sold soon. District 2 residents met at Cattey schoolhouse on the 28th to subscribe for stamps with nearly every family represented.
A newly added verse to the Denver public schools song America praises soldiers. It asks God to bless and keep the men serving, hoping for their safe return and victory. The verse reflects wartime sentiment and community pride in local service members.
Farmers in the Cross Roads area benefited from a fine rain Saturday night. Jim and Logan Brinkley now work for J. D. Elliott. Frank Smith moved from near Cora to Milan last week. Attended Rural Graduating exercises at Milan on June 27. War Savings Stamps meeting at Cross Roads on June 28 raised funds from many patrons.
A rain fell Saturday night in North East Linn. F M Cattey and wife visited their son Arthur and family. Mrs E W Nickell and grandson Ray of Browning are visiting daughters Mrs Arthur Cattey and Mrs Otis McCollum. Elder Hanna of Green City preached at Winigan on Sunday and led the meeting and baptizing.
Brookfield eyecare advertises a self sterilizing testing method with 22 years of practical experience. The practitioner charges $1.00 for testing and claims scientific, superior service over cheap methods.
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