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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1924
Page
4
Notice announces Rasph M. Eubanks as a candidate for Prosecuting Attorney of Sullivan County Missouri subject to the Republican Primary Election. The item is a historical newspaper readying for public political notices in Brown ing Missouri.
John and Robert Henley of Polk township announce their candidacy for Sheriff of Sullivan county Missouri subject to the decision of Republican voters at the upcoming August primary election.
Local brief listing visits and daily life in the Corn and Cross Roads area. Myron Tharp returned home from two weeks with grandparents J H Tharp. John Quigley and family visited D W Jennings family. Carl Daniels bought a Shetland pony from Grover Maggart. Several from the vicinity visited Milan on Saturday. Joe Franklin and Lee Whiteaker sheared sheep for C C Dodson. Rev Jolley preached at Pleasant Grove Saturday and Sunday nights. Chas Dodson and family visited Cecil Dodson on Sunday. Pleasant Grove league meeting Sunday night well attended.
Crowded out last week. Mrs L H Edens and Mrs Joe Edens spent Monday afternoon with Mrs Linn Harper. Frances Ogle of Browning spent Monday and Tuesday at the Ed Ogle home. Ed Eden and wife spent Saturday with Joe Edens and wife of Purdin. Ed Buswell and family Emer son Bailey and wife Wess Bailey and wife Paul Jenkins and wife spent Sunday at the C M Bailey home. Lucile Pace spent the past week with her aunt Mrs Earl Spencer. Rev Herrick made his regular appointment at the U B church Sunday which was well attended. Mrs Wayne Alexander and children and Mrs D G Ogle spent a few days at the Ed Ogle home last week. Jennie Ogle spent Sunday with Evelyn Steele. Chas Schriner and family and Mrs Schriner spent Sunday with Dave Dodge and wife. Chas Miller and family spent Sunday at the Ed Ogle home. Mrs Jack Brown and daughter Billie spent Thursday afternoon with Mrs L H Eden. Irvin Smith and Kathryn Ogle spent Sunday afternoon at the Guy Smith home. Chas Steele and wife spent Sunday afternoon at the Levi
The notice mentions Jack preparing for a 1924 season at Green Front Barn in Browning and requests readers to call for dates. It notes several local farming activities including replanting corn after recent rains and various small transfers of livestock and property among community members.
The Burkholder family from Brookfield spent Saturday night and Sunday at the W. E. Pace residence with Spencer family members joining them for the weekend visit.
The weather man has sent rains helping hay pastures and potatoes. Locust Valley reports farm and social updates including visits by Brassfield Thurlo Pulliam Steen and Pulliam families. Local church services and county court mentions appear among short notices and weekend hospitality in Pur din, Milan, and Cora areas.
J H Tharp delivered his wool to Browning on Saturday, according to the Readerville records. The transaction highlights local trade activity and small farm commerce in the area.
Noel Head of Browning traveled through the area last week while James Carmack visited Cora on Sunday en route to Browning. Mr and Mrs Wm A Butler and Teddie Rice attended a birthday dinner at James Fosters in Milan last Thursday. Duff Jennings works at J B Franklins. Beverly Bolling of Los Angeles, a Browning native, called here and is now in a responsible position with a large paper company and expects a homeward trip late this week.
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