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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1928
Page
5
A stream of names visits and travels across Linneus Winigan and North Salem. Local residents such as Banna Optician L Marlay and A Smith of North Salem visit on business while Linneus and Milan residents attend court and shop. The piece lists numerous callers and social visits, with druggists opticians and merchants cited and local events like theatre showings and auctions noted.
An advertising blurb advertises Larabee's gray shorts and bran at F M Stammer Co highlighting sale items for readers seeking clothing and pantry staples in a general store catalog.
Barber Medicine Company of Kansas City Missouri advertises Hog Powder Cattle Powder Sheep Powder Dairy Tone Dry Dip Stock Dip Special Medicines Worm Pellets Worm Oil Enteritis Tablets Flu Medicine for Hogs Worm Capsules for Sheep Poultry Remedies. Territory Linn and Sullivan Counties. Phone 196 or 39. Call at Peterson Garage. E F Peterson Salesman Browning Missouri.
Floyd A. Spencer issues a notice to breeders in the 112 mile area south of Purdin for saddle horse Prince and thoroughbred Percheron and an extra big Jack.
An ice cream supper will be held in Shafter on Saturday night June 9 to raise funds for the Shafter Fair Association. All residents are welcome to attend.
Elsworth Turner of Cora was here between trains Tuesday. Miss Maude Fields spent the last week with relatives in town and will attend ten weeks of summer school in Maryville starting Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Peters and families, and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Peters and families, visited from Chillicothe and spent the day with George Peters, visiting friends here. Orra Talbert of Linneus and his daughter Mrs Alpha Scoon were guests here one day last week. Talbert recently moved from a Humphreys area farm to Linneus and remarked on a rodeo he saw Saturday morning. He warned about potential mischief from a broom stick or rolling pin remaining in his mouth. Mr. and Mrs Ralph Morris welcomed a baby boy Monday, making Grandpa John Robinson proud as the fourth grandson and no granddaughters yet.
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