13 Jul 1911
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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1911
Page
1
An exhortation to youth urging diligence, self discipline, and home-centered virtue. It links success to using time wisely, building character at home, cultivating manners, and adopting cultured speech. It warns against idleness and street culture, stressing parental guidance and personal responsibility.
The author argues for balanced values, praising refined dress without pedantry. He says beauty in dress is fine but lower than higher beauty of mind and heart, warning against letting attire consume time money or overshadow duties and kindness to others.
The Brookfield fair runs August 1 to 4 with the heaviest entry list yet and premier prem iums to attract top horses. Linn County Fair Association officers boast growing attendance and promise the greatest speed contests at this notable North Missouri event.
Mrs. Sarah L wife of Andrew Wilson died suddenly at her Grantsville township home from heart trouble. Funeral held at Bear Branch M and E church South Tuesday morning conducted by Rev Potter. The couple moved from Washington County Ohio to this county in 1865 and have resided here since. The bereaved husband and children receive sympathy from many friends. Linn Co News.
S L Gibson offers real estate loans at 5 percent net with gilt edge security. No commission for borrower on 5 7 or 10 year terms. Borrowers may pay all or part of the loan on any interest pay day.
Healy offers a fine line of bracelets featuring good goods at right prices, appealing to local shoppers seeking affordable, stylish accessories.
The article describes osteopathy as a drugless healing science relying on body manipulation to improve blood flow. It explains removing obstructions like contracted muscles and misaligned joints to restore circulation and by stimulating spinal nerves to enhance blood supply to organs, yielding health.
Friday evening a sulky rake overturned a team driven by J. D. Sevier's boy. Elmer Sevier leaped in to stop the runaway and was dragged, bruised, with a gash on the head and a dislocated shoulder. Dr. Epperson treated him. he is expected to recover.
We thank friends for the help during the illness and death of our son Lloyd Gooch from W P Gooch and family.
Mrs. Claud Godsey and her children returned Friday from a brief visit with her parents in Tina.
A nine year old Maurice Johnson of Rose City Park sends a handwritten note to The Oregonian praising Fire Chief Campbell who died in a blaze. The letter says he smiled at children and gave rides to school, calling him the best chief ever and hoping to be like him when grown.
Dr. Epperson while driving east near the old Bingham place collided with loose horses led by H F Kille. The crash threw the Doctor from the buggy injuring his hip and shoulder causing a lingering limp. He recovered by grabbing the lines and guiding the team into a hedge, with Mr Kille aiding to right the vehicle.
At the county court meeting the judges for the August 1 special election in North Benton were named as J A Mundell Harvey Johnson Cud Turner Charles M Thornton Scott Edens and L C Lantz with J T Fleming and W T Prather for the capitol election. In South Benton the judges listed are Virge Lee Dr Dryden W T Mathews J M Turner Warren Ogle and Jas Hedges with John I Purdin and Henry Johnson as capitol election judges.
Wade Van Eyck resigned as county highway engineer at a Linneus court meeting last Tuesday and his resignation was accepted. The court had previously drawn criticism after awarding a bridge contract to a low bidder tied to a bridge company, controversy that drew county newspaper ridicule. The public awaits a new appointment with quiet anticipation.
A notice describes Browning Missouri with population about a thousand and a wide trade area. It highlights a vacant brick store building 30 by 90 feet with corner entrance and a brick warehouse 15 by 30 feet, ideal for general merchandise. terms via A M Elliott Browning Mo.
The couple Gus Colter of near Haseville and Miss Fay Arnold of Browning wed last Sunday July 3 in a quiet ceremony that surprised many friends. Fay is the youngest Arnold daughter and Gus is a farmer with a large farm near Haseville.
Last week one performance review omitted Miss Glenn Tunnell and Oren Lantz in East Lynne. Both actors delivered solid parts and deserve recognition for their contributions.
Old suits cleaned and pressed to look like new. Marvin at Austins Cleaners offers expert care to refresh your wardrobe.
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