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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1911
Page
8
Local notes report visits by residents including Elias Coker and O M Seal. Eleven loads of stock left Purdin for Chicago. Engine accident causes D B Hunter’s wrist dislocation. Church sermons and lectures noted from Unionville, Liberty, and Kansas City. Local sports mention Sorrell ball team beating White Oak 2 to 1 at Cora.
F.H. Demaree of the University of Missouri advises farmers on late forage crops to feed livestock through winter. He recommends sowing cowpeas and millet or sorghum on ruined corn ground, drilling at suggested rates, mixing crops, and using oat straw and preserved hay to maximize fodder supply.
Milan visitor J W P McQuown called on Monday. James Shipley threshing nearby this week. John Morgans guests of J W Taylors Sunday. Eilleen Fous of Brookfield visiting L C Tromlins last week. W J Ford and family guests of relatives in Corn Sunday. Sherman Hoskins and wife with Ed Allman at Cora Sunday. Mrs J M Hall slowly recovering from illness. Bessie Cutberth near Humphreys visiting Ninnie Wampler this week. G F Peters wife and daughter May visiting F J Alspach family Sunday. Nina Slaton, guest of Vera Tomlin, returned home near St Louis Monday.
Advertises four 10 cent vests for 25 cents and six 5 cent vests for 25 cents. One 15 cent vest offered at 10 cents, and a 35 cent union suit for 25 cents. Other seasonal goods priced proportionally.
A brief explainer listing five Q A points about the new certificate law. First grade certificates may be valid in any county if granted under the law. Second grade certificates may be endorsed in adjoining counties. Post January first grades read by the State Superintendent are valid statewide. The State Superintendent grades all first grade papers and those who request it. Old certificates are unaffected and run their course.
The document notes that certificates may be renewed after five years of experience if the applicant stays in the same position. It attributes passage of the law to teachers and notes support from progressive teachers taxpayers and patrons. It ends with the saying proof of the pudding is in the eating and is signed by William P. Evans State Superintendent of Public Schools.
We have a large shipment of pants from the Old Woolen Mills Co. Prices range from 1.75 to 4.50 with warranted quality. Men only.
Purdin and Browning played a baseball game on the Purdin diamond. Browning had won twice before and Purdin boys fought to avoid another defeat. Dudle Duncan lost his rabbit foot, Purdin made 16 hits, and the ninth inning saw Browning leading 11 to 8 before Purdin rallied at the plate.
All persons having claims against said Estate are required to exhibit them to me for allowance within one year from date of said letters or they may be precluded from any benefit of such estate and if said claims are not exhibited within two years from the date of the publication of this notice they will be forever barred. H. F. Carter, Administrator.
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