Browning News Briefs July 22 1909
Local brief from Browning Missouri notes editor Joseph Nickell and the post office filing date of July 8 1897. Publication date listed as Thursday July 22 1909.
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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1909
Page
4
Local brief from Browning Missouri notes editor Joseph Nickell and the post office filing date of July 8 1897. Publication date listed as Thursday July 22 1909.
The White Oak ball team defeated the Prairie Dogs 12 to 11 at Russell Franklin diamond then lost 15 to 2 to Union Chapel in a second game. Notable players Hall Ford Brassfield Taylor contributed. Geo. Hasilton played and scored twice. Local notices mention social visits and community events amid medical ad copy for Foley’s Kidney Remedy.
Aunt Mary McCollum is very sick at this writing and Will Brewer is on the sick list. Plowing corn slows due to wet weather and high waters. Culverts are washed out and roads are poor. Mary Piccola reports scarlet fever and high water upon returning from Chicago. Typhoid and fevers threaten if rains continue. Foley’s Orino Laxative recommended for stomach and liver trouble.
Personal ads announce goods for sale from flour and feed to buggies and horses plus millinery and household items. Community notes include visits, births, travels to Kalispell and Seattle, school board actions, lost pocket book, and upcoming wagon sales with E A Jones promoting Miller Weber and Ebbert wagons.
Sunday and Monday visits and school events across Paw-Paw and Milan are recorded. Leo Morris spent Sunday with Cleveland Christy. Anna Mairs returned to Milan school on Monday. Lester Morris delivered hogs at Browning Monday. Pearl Yardley attends the Milan summer Normal. Carrie Opel visited her uncle R C Sloan Sunday. Van Mairs visited his sister Mrs W O Hayes Sunday. John Mairs and family called at J W Mairs Sunday evening. Roy Morris and Ellis Boswell spent Sunday at Wm Morris’s.
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