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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1929
Page
1
Rev Halloge discusses warlordism in China, loyalty to friends, and the need for Christian aid. He rebuts claims that China is "gone bad," notes famine across regions, and urges readers to send financial help to alleviate suffering, promising to direct funds to the neediest districts.
Robert Bruce Seaman born September 26 1879 Sullivan county Missouri on his farm died June 5 1929 at age 49 8 9. Survived by Nellie Crawford Seaman his wife mother Sarah E Seaman sister Mrs James Whaley and brothers John Fred Lawton Oklahoma Roland Okmulgee Oklahoma with sister Vina precedently. Funeral at Mt Zion Christian church conducted by Rev M A Hale with interment at Humphreys cemetery. Masonic lodge assisted at grave committal.
Alice Roosevelt Stephenson daughter of Warren P and Rebecca Stephenson was born near Browning Linn county Missouri February 28 1902 and died Milan Missouri June 6 1929 aged 27 years 3 months 8 days She married James H Taylor September 26 1919 and had two children Roca Lorine 7 and James Patrick 4 Both survive She leaves her parents four brothers four sisters and many relatives Interment was in White Oak cemetery after services June 8 conducted by Rev M A Hale
I have a Nash coupe for sale at 200 dollars, below the original price. See me for a real bargain in a new car.
A newspaper note thanks Mrs. Cora Cyle for a sample of exceptionally fine strawberries last week. Among the berries was a six-joined fruit, praised as a delightful remembrance from a good friend.
In Milan on July 1 Linneus 2nd, the ad highlights eyewear savings and promotions.
In an 11 inning thriller at Browning, the Brown ing Junior Stars defeated Chillicothe Junior Legion 8 to 7. Claude Bowe held the Browns to two walks and seven strikeouts, while Brassfield fanned eight for Browning as both teams totaled eleven hits. A return game is set for next Saturday afternoon in Chillicothe.
Indications in the Middle West point to a large wheat crop with other crops promising. Producers and shippers should stay in touch with markets to seize the best prices regardless of crop focus, extending to livestock poultry and dairy products.
The note complains of theft of beer bottles and caps used by home brewers. It urges city authorities to enforce laws and curb the swiping of bottles and paraphernalia, criticizing brewers who cannot afford new bottles and suggesting higher prices or a special brand to protect consumer rights.
Beginning June 15th and for a limited time permanent waves will be five dollars. Round flat and French curls offered by Brown and Peery in Purdin Missouri.
After months of weather delays the Seaman bridge is completed and traffic can use the new road. Local men like J. E. Brown J. B. Farman Carl Daniels Walter Stephenson and others are noted for making the project a reality.
Licensed driver Jimmie Robison advertises taxi service ready to travel long and short trips. He lists contact numbers for Earl Palmer's Apartments and his residence, inviting calls anytime.
All members of the M W of A are requested to be present at the next meeting Friday June 14 at 8 p m.
Wallace Grice advertises a sharpening service for scissors razors and clippers inviting customers to have their tools sharpened promptly at his location.
Midnight blaze at the east end of the Hummel home in the city damaged siding and burned papers. Neighbors reported a man carrying a coal oil bucket seen fleeing toward the east part of town. Police seek the suspect and urge the public to aid in identifying the perpetrator.
An ice cream supper will be held at White Oak church on Saturday night June 15. Everyone is invited to attend.
Shelby Hunsaker born Oct 2 1855 near Kirksville died Jun 9 1929 at home near Cora aged 73 years seven days. Cause was high blood pressure and heart trouble. He married Hester Owens Sept 30 1879 and had nine children six living Leonard Hunsaker Bertha Henning Mable Wattenbarger Nora Hollan Goldia Hollan Sylvia Hollan. One sister Serelda Arndt of Kirksville. Preceded by Oscar Hunsaker Oct 25 1918 and a child in infancy. Forty grandchildren four great grandchildren.
After two years of illness, the beloved resident passed away with many friends in attendance at White Oak Grove. Rev. M. A. Hale conducted funeral rites, and the body was laid to rest in White Oak cemetery.
Mr and Mrs F A Fleming hosted a one o'clock Sunday dinner in honor of Mr and Mrs Orley Lee of Piedmont California. Attending were J B Fleming Linneux Mr and Mrs C A Fleming and family Mr and Mrs J P Bolling and daughter Virginia Mr and Mrs B Fleming and daughter Carlee of near Purdin and Mr and Mrs J R Williams and sons Edwanft and John Smith.
Saturday drawings draw many attendees. Last week's prizes were awarded to Merril Peterson 15 dollars Harvey James Neet 7.50, Ed Stone 5, J. L. Haggard 5, and Donald Jones 2.50.
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