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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1910
Page
4
Notices announce candidates for county roles in Missouri and Sullivan County. Ed ward Shoop of Green City is a recorder of deeds candidate in the August 1910 Republican primary. John N Wilson seeks county clerk on the Republican ticket in the same August primary.
The editor pleads with readers to keep their subscription dates current and not more than a year behind. He notes readers pay in advance while a few neglect this essential item and jokes about an editor’s lack of monetary credit. Read the date on your tag.
Mrs. G. W. Anderson of Linneus visited here with relatives. Mrs. H. B. Johnson went to Milan to spend time with J. R. Mairs and wife. Ross Burke elected to teach Smith school for winter. Children Day exercises planned at First M. E. Church June 12 with free admission. Dr. and Mrs. P. G. Brumbaugh of Milan guests of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Brumbaugh. W. A. Anthony and family noted in the area. Miss Florence McCabe of Kahoka and M. C. Sloan of Tryga visited Linneus. Hermia Adams and daughter Orville to Kirksville for summer term. R. J. McCollum en route to Linneus for visit. Milo McCollum traveled via North Salem. Orah Howard of Lewiston, Idaho arrives to summer with grandparents. Hall & Son built a new walk at feed barn. Local ad for chinaware encouraged. C. A. Fleming and L. C. Tomlin returned from Breckenridge as PEO delegates. Frankie Parsons closed Brookshier school with program. PEO members Duncan and others returned from Breckenridge. B. F. Carter left for Helena to visit Geo. W. Carter and relatives. twenty-day vacation planned. Scott Edens in Burlington hospital for lip cancer removal. hoped for home soon. R. Shoop of Green City in town for Lyceum Bureau effort. tickets sold for course. Journal note on a Kirksville medium hoax. Coal car on track with Wm. Harvey listed. Jas. Neet and S. L. Gibson attended Bankers Convention at Brookfield.
Jas Cobey a Hale bridge contractor and Miss Margaret A Jackson of Powersville Iowa were married at the parsonage by Rev Potter at 730 pm on Tuesday. Also noting Foley Kidney Pills claim to tone strengthen and regulate kidney and bladder function. Lantz Glaze Cotter and wife traveled to Brookfield Wednesday to visit relatives for a few days.
C. J. Badlong of Washington RB recounts hereditary kidney trouble and claims Foley's Kidney Remedy cured him after four bottles. The note urges others not to neglect treatment before it is too late. Lantz & Glaze.
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