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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1920
Page
4
James Parkey Sr of Polk township is named candidate for Sullivan County Treasurer and ex officio county collector, subject to Republican voters at the August primary. The release contrasts candidacy with remarks on public speaking and human foibles.
The passage argues that true amusement should be judged by its after effects on the nerves and spirits, suggesting lasting impact matters more than immediate fun. It reflects a conservative view on entertainment quality.
The text urges renewal through personal refreshment and warns against sharing guidance while one's own lamp is unlit. It stresses keeping one's own light in good working order to inspire others by example, not sermons, and to focus on self-improvement before attempting to aid others.
Cross Roads and Corn reports hay harvest begun by Fred Glidewell Jas Bingham Jas Dodson Cecil Clem and E E Maxey on Monday. Local visitors include Jas Butler and wife from Oklahoma with relatives. W J Langdon and wife to Kirksville for daughter Nancy Houser’s surgery. Crúreery Spencer and others graduate from the area. Several attend Milan rural graduation exercises Saturday. James Morris buys a new car. Susie Spencer visits cousins Berthema and Pansy Spencer in Cora.
The showroom invites you to inspect the sedan and other models now showcased in the display window. Visit to compare features and pricing.
5S. W. Correll and son Warner of Brookfield visited Corn Sunday evening. Mary Pipes visiting Ursula Brinkley this week. Isaac Johnson renewed for the home paper. Chas Hale guests of Carmack near North Salem. Hale notes corn between here and there. Mrs. Floy Stanard and Icel Grimm spent the weekend with relatives. C H Becker and children visited Mrs. J. T. Fleming and others. Perrin injured foot in car couplings Saturday. Petersons and Pip es returned from Omaha with three new cars. Lantz shipped hogs to St Louis and sold a sale to move to Chillicothe. Family sale noted. Uncle George's move to Chillicothe discussed.
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