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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1913
Page
4
A quiet booster tone urges residents to support neighborhood merchants and uphold social standards. The note condemns the hobo problem, urges responsible debt handling, and cites new parcel post C O D regulations effective July 1.
A five day Chautauqua lineup promises music and entertainment with acts such as the Venetian Guards Band an Italian ensemble of twenty two players and the Anita Singing Orchestra. A large tented auditorium with back seats will host sessions elevated platform for visibility and audience enjoyment. The event is billed as the big summer break in the steady grind of work and worry with daily performances expected to attract wide interest.
The Drexler and Fox quartet will present popular musical numbers with Miss Ethel Hinton in a dialect reading role. Raymond S. Drexler plays violin, Joseph H. Fox is a concertinist, and Hinton is famed for dialect readings. The trio has five years of touring experience in major cities.
A counterfeit ten dollar bill is in circulation and is said to be hard to detect. Officials caution the public not to handle large denomination fakes and to report suspected notes to authorities.
Green Valley notes show Miss Wanda Peterson very poorly this date. Mr. and Mrs. F. P. McKay visited Humphreys Saturday. Farmers are putting up hay in the section. Mr. and Mrs. Noel Reid of Colorado are visiting relatives in Humphreys. The wedding season continues with more bells to come.
A large crowd attended the Browning Sunday ball game in South Sullivan. Local fishermen report good catches by hand. C J Ingraham lost a valuable cow to lightning last week. The oats harvest is near completion with a large yield expected. W P Nickell and family visited L E Carter in Browning Sunday. Charley Cotter stayed with his mother Mrs R M Cotter near Bute. E C Fisher reports his brother John improving after returning from Brookfield. Hulda Breeding visited E Brookshier then went to Ottumwa Iowa. Oscar Head and children from Milan visited James Brookshier. Nelia Bundridge and children spent Saturday with her parents Jas and Mrs McClelland in Browning.
A line advertises a well kept three hundred day sunny land in San Jon Valley New Mexico two miles from a Rock Island Railroad town near school and church. The owner seeks a trade for a small farm restaurant or town property in Missouri and asks contact J. D. Burwell of Browning.
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