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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1913
Page
4
The piece urges individuals to “sing at work” to spread happiness and curb grouchiness. It notes happiness as contagious and cites Massachusetts road-building as a model for state-led progress. It laments Fourth of July casualties and advocates constructive civic effort over complaint.
Our headquarters is at the Pearson Bros Barn, all orders left with them will receive prompt attention. adv. Wm. Hicks, Drayman.
The report notes fine growing weather with oats near harvest and corn thriving. Carl Good and Minnie Sayers wed at Galt on the Fourth, followed by a northeastern celebration with Browning residents attending.
Undertakers supplies offered by T. B. Mundell at 134 miles southwest of Browning Missouri. Copper lined caskets grave vaults robes suits and slippers of all kinds available. Shop before you buy.
D G Freeland was on the sick list Sunday. L M Kenley shipped hogs to St Louis Monday. Wm Havens shipped a car of hogs to St Louis Monday. Duncan township board met in Roger Tuesday. Curt Pipes of Colorado is the guest of his brother Will Pipes. Wheat cutting is over and farmers are busy cutting oats. C A Sides and wife were guests of relatives in Browning Sunday. Jake Fields and J L Shephard drove to Galt in autos Friday.
Ben McCullough and J G Nickell returned Saturday from the Kansas harvest fields. Dr D B Hunter and companions left for Kansas City for the National Dental Association meeting. J R Williams and Oren Lantz returned from Sumner where they helped in the band on celebration day. The Stork visits added a baby girl to the home of Mr and Mrs Jas Nickell. Perth Amboy July 2 1918. One dollar enclosed to renew paper for another year from E Golden 482 State St.
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