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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1925
Page
8
Governor Sam A. Baker returns from inspecting the state reform school for boys at Boonville and announces a policy change. No special paroles will be considered until eight months of a sentence have been served, and all special paroles will be reviewed by the State Penal Board in the usual process.
The speaker urges ending a long held practice after citing repeated depredations by boys paroled from the reformatory. He argues it is now time to stop it.
Office hours 9 12 and 1 5. Phones office 772 and residence 192 J Frances Build.
Announcement from E. G. Kollasch, The Village Blacksmith of Reger Mo, offering to mend rips, latch holes, build up heels and save soles. Trial services advertised.
Relatives and friends gathered at the Watson home northwest of town to celebrate Mrs. W B Watson's birthday. A noon dinner followed by afternoon conversation and sewing of ice cream, with guests later departing after well wishes. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Loren Haggard and children, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Watson and children, Mr. and Mrs. L C Carpenter and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Austin Watson and children, and Mr. and Mrs. W B Watson.
Special notice directs customers to K M Dunce Co for repairs on Jw Re and International M Qchmacy. The firm offers regular repairs of higher quality than made to fit repairs.
A note urging contributors to sign their name with items sent for publication. It thanks readers for timely notices and explains that signed submissions help identify the source of favors and keep the paper informative for North Missouri readers.
J E Shepherd suffered a finger injury from a gate incident while handling a steer. Doctors amputated the finger but lockjaw set in soon after. Antitoxin was sent to Kirksville Hospital and his prognosis remained poor with daughters urged to come.
A large community turnout Saturday night backed a benefit ice cream supper for the newly reorganized Browning Community Band. The event drew many residents and generated notable net proceeds for the band’s activities.
Evening crowds around 75 dollars funded a bass horn and music. A free open air concert each Saturday drew a large Browning audience from Milan Cora Reger Winigan and other towns. Visitors came to shop enjoy a band show see the best picture in North Missouri and spend a lively evening in Browning.
Bargains alert for thrifty shoppers as Farmers Store announces summer merchandise across departments at greatly reduced prices. Don’t miss this opportunity to save money during bargain days.
Public notice invites readers to visit the national store for promotional terms on Inter Rimrose cream separa. Details are unclear in the fragment but advertising the offer.
Local briefs include social visits with Miss Willa Belle Walters and Ms. Ed Singleton, dances and church events, and road work appointments in Duncan township. The article also covers rabies education, Pasteur treatment guidance, and Missouri Farmers’ Association egg and poultry marketing data.
Local advertisement lists straw hats for 1.00 work shirts 59 cents dress shirts 1.00 overalls 1.19 and union suits 59 cents. Offers good for this week only from Farmers Store.
State health secretary Dr. James Stewart urges vigilance as reports of rabies rise in Missouri. He warns rabies is a true infectious disease and notes heat affects the dog days period, urging precaution and public awareness.
A June report from the U S Department of Agriculture on Co-Operative Marketing of Eggs and Poultry praises the Missouri Farmers Association for its egg shipments. The note appears in a Columbian Missouri dispatch dated July 21. The article highlights the association's role in co operatives and marketing efficiency.
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