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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1915
Page
4
Local column covers shopkeepers urging support for home merchants, civic duty fines for litter, and ad agencies promoting truthful ads. Market data show Prime heavy steers at 9.75, native steers 8.25 to 9.40, cows 5.50 to 6.75, hogs 7.25 to 7.60, receipts 5800 head, and lambs 1700 head.
Burlington Route offers a Grand Circle Tour to the Pacific Coast with Denver Rocky Mountain National Park Estes Park Colorado Springs Pikes Peak Royal Gorge Salt Lake City Los Angeles San Francisco Portland Tacoma Seattle and optional Glacier or Yellowstone return. Tickets on sale daily. Contact L. T. Wykoff, Ticket Agent, for reservations and literature. Complete poster stamp set available.
Kansas City stock yards report July 26 1915 shows cattle prices closing 15 to 85 lower per head. Market lost its keen edge last week with declines noted across categories amid thin demand and wage concerns.
County teachers must renew certificates and attend sessions starting 9:00 AM on August 13 with at least two district members on August 14. An interesting program is planned and visitors are welcome both days. Signed by E. L. Joyce.
Money advertising prompts readers to contact the lender for farm loan rates and terms, urging attention to available financing options for agricultural needs.
Mrs Leonard Bailey spent Sunday with her sister Mrs Iwan Morgan in eee eee rotte Kan Mrs AOS Havens visited Wade Havens. Gy W Brumbaugh visited his father John Brumbaugh in Browning. Mr and Mrs J W Lantz were guests of relatives in the area.
Mrs. James Fisher and children of Brookfield visited with Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Kenley over Sunday. Wyatt Brookshier of Agra Oklahoma staying with his brother Jasper Brookshier and relatives. Horatio Beck of Osawatomi Kansas returned home after visiting Mrs. L. M. Kenley. Wheat in the district is in poor condition with many feeding to hogs. Mr. and Mrs. D. G. Freeland were in Kirksville planning a future move to their property there.
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