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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1919
Page
4
Notice to all creditors and others interested in the estate of Elizabeth Crookyhanks deceased. Executor James T. Moffett intends to make final settlement at the next term of the Probate Court of Linn county Missouri at Linneus on August 11, 1919.
James Daniels bought a new buggy Saturday. Gladys Elliott spent Saturday night with friends in Milan. Rev Crist preached at Cross Roads last week. Farmers in this area are harvesting wheat. D G Havens J B Franklin and G D Franklin shipped hogs from Cora Monday. Elmer Clem and family visited his son Cecil. S W Correll and Warner of Brookfield visited in Cora Sunday evening. Willis Goodwin and family and Hildred Spencer and James Spencer and family from Milan visited G M Spencer Sunday.
North East Linn Simon Head binds oats for Perry Christian while Frank and Ben Cattey bring in wheat. F M Catey and wife visit Bill Nation. Roy Hart buys a new binder to protect the wheat crop. A peach and cake supper at Arthur Cattey’s home. Weather fine for corn. farmers cultivate. Ham Yount and wife visit their daughter Mrs Roy McCollum. Noah Head and family visit Will Brewer. Harry Nickell and sisters Grace and Rosa visit Arthur Cattey. Clare Tallman and wife welcome a baby son. mother and babe well. Hard surface road ads: L M VanCoutren to push full page ads countywide.
The piece urges customers and merchants to cooperate to expand local stock and trade, compares growth to watering grass, and calls for people to support nearby businesses. It stresses personal duty, honest manners, and using one’s talents to advance society, with moral aphorisms and a brief note on a street safety measure in a western city. It ends with a monument maker promoting 34 years of lettering experience and a dollar value message.
Card of Thanks from Alpha Rottmann thanking supporters and for floral offerings. Notice of Duncan Township Farmers Club meeting at White Oak Grove School Pin on July 11 to discuss completing efforts.
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