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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1923
Page
1
A Browning notice follows two young sweethearts in a small town as their romance strains under a visiting girl. The piece recalls their childhood, notes a quarrel sparked by a new interest, and hopes for renewed harmony after an April-like breeze.
A Browning Missouri lender J D Burwell advertises farm land loans at 5 percent for five seven or ten years with a small cash commission and an excellent payment option.
Two boys argued near a church in Bayville last week with threats and taunts. One boy warned he would strike if insult continued, the other challenged his claim and shoved him toward the gutter.
Annual meeting of Browning Telephone Exchange stockholders slated for July 20 at 1 p.m. at the Telephone Office Browning Missouri to elect a five member board for the coming year and handle any other business. Secretary C B Chenoweth announces.
The large bridge west of the city has been made passable following weeks of drainage ditch construction and the removal of the old structure. Local residents along the detour route report traffic moved north to bypass the site while crews completed the rebuilt ford and approach spans.
A child’s diary recounts a secondhand Ford ride with a quarrel over a wheel and a farmer’s wagon, a new baby sister with taunting relief, a restored friendship with Jane, a wedding prank by a former prizefighter, hopes for education amid wage fears, a doctor visit, and a Boston bull puppy at home.
Rev William Tetley of Elm Street Church Chillicothe assists Rev Bate in a Browning revival starting Sunday night July 22 Miss Tetley leads the choir and an orchestra provides music Browning gains trained leaders with Tetley to become a general evangelist at year’s end All ready for Browning to join in the revival efforts James L Bate Pastor
A July 7 celebration at Mrs. W. P. Gilmer’s country home drew about eighty neighbors and friends for a twilight surprise party. Oral Bingham gave a whipped cream set from the Community Club, with many local families and Mr. Gilmer in attendance.
George W Cooper son of Homer and Elizabeth Cooper was born July 29 1914 and died July 8 1923 at age 8 years 11 months 21 days after a brief illness with measles. Survived by parents four brothers Marvin Glenn Wayne Harold two sisters Lelia Ester and many relatives. Funeral July 9 at Morris Chapel at 11 o clock conducted by Rev James L Bate with two assistants. burial in nearby cemetery. Large crowd attended and flowers adorned the bier. The family receives community sympathy.
Fly-Tox is a household insecticide and deodorant in clear amber liquid form for sprayers it does not stain linen curtains wallpaper or harm people or animals. It kills flies in ten minutes and also targets moths roaches ants red bugs chicken lice and mites. Sold with a guarantee of satisfaction or money back Nevins Drug Store.
A compact notice from The Farmers Store promotes men's Kahaki trousers and shirts for vacation travel. It invites readers to choose from all sizes.
A Pipes family reunion gathered near Cora with relatives from Linn and Sullivan counties. Will Smith of Dakota suggested the gathering, but a northwest storm disrupted activities at the picnic grounds, though attendees reported a good time despite the weather. Relatives of Washing ton and Anderson Pipes traced their roots to early settlement.
Missouri has been allotted approximately 17.9 million dollars in federal aid for the state road system, information given by B. H. Piepmeier.
Powerful drama based on Stewart Edward White's novel The Westerners set in the Black Hills during the gold rush. The production features a star cast including Roy Stewart Robert McKim Mildred Manning and Wilfred Lucas with lavish scenery and historical detail. Adm ten and twenty five cents.
Margaret Lee born to Mr and Mrs Leander Kim brough died July 11 1923. Interment at Mundell cemetery July 12. Friends extend sympathy in a brief obituary verse noting a lost infant and family sorrow.
We thank our many friends for their kindness shown us through the death and burial of our darling baby. Mr. and Mrs. Leander Kimbrough.
July 26 1923 at Mr Healy's Store Brown ing Missouri eye examinations offered with glasses fitted and new spectacle mountings by B W Ejisenhour Doctor of Optometry.
Prices reduced on entire line of eloved ongan dies with items at 69c and 39c for bulk grades. Farmers Store advertises a good assortment of shades and repeats store name with a minor spelling variant.
Special Notice advertises a set of initial grave lot markers and guidance to permanently locate your lot at the cemetery, Haggard and Darr.
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