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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1922
Page
8
Local subsistence farmers and merchants urge a community drive to improve the sixteen mile dirt road to Winigan via North Salem. They call for funding and volunteer labor to make it passable year round and to keep it maintained, hoping to boost trade for inland towns and rail-connected merchants.
Wool wanted and arrangements made to sell wool directly to Farm Club members. The notice states the group is positioned to secure the highest market price for wool delivered by members.
The market remains strong and expected to advance with wool payments due on delivery day. Browning Farm Club announces ongoing wool purchases at the highest market price and stocking wool sacks and twine at 18 cents per pound.
Union suits for men made by Cooper. Athletic and full length styles offered at 75 cents to 1.50. J J Smith promotes durable undergarments at reasonable prices for customers seeking value and comfort.
In Ontario one farm in four has an automobile while frozen credits are blamed for last year's business trouble though many blame cold feet. Wireless telephone gains popularity yet wireless politics lag behind. Taxi and bus lines in the U S total 37 758. Thirty states offer jobs to about 200 000 men for road work. Before modern dances, girls should ensure artificial hair and false teeth are secure.
A weather note reports a fine rain on Monday improving conditions. Announcements list representatives W W Rucker and Ralph Lozier, H W Atkins as prosecuting attorney, M Y Rusk as county clerk for Linn and Sullivan counties. Ads mention preaching at Cross Roads, various residents visiting relatives, wool sales, and local social notes.
North East Linn reports corn is growing well but gardens and early potatoes need rain soon. Rev Underwood of Milan conducted Sunday services. Children’s day exercises at North Salem drew a large crowd with an excellent program. Some locals attended church at Winigan. I J McCollum and wife visited Obe Clapps. Mrs Noah Head and children and Mrs Perry Christian and son Verlan visited Mrs Maggie Brewer. A peach and cake supper at Ben Cattey’s Saturday night drew good attendance and all had a fine time.
Partial local notes report warm summer weather and a needed rain. Attendees from Purdin joined a Magnolia church basket dinner. Earnest Pearson and family visited Alex Woodside. J E Steen and wife visited Warren Pulliams. Jess Pulliam and family visited Carl Tapscott. Chester Bagley, working at Utica, visited home. Joe Creason and wife visited Albert Hawkins. H C Taylor and wife of Brookfield visited Willard Pulliams. Willard’s house remodel and new paint noted. Ray Pulliam and family visited Dod Bagleys. Ed Pulliam and family and Wil lard Pulliam visited at.
Dave Pulliams seen Sunday afternoon. Fern Carter called on Miss Lu cille Pulliam Sunday evening. Charles Johns and Miss Lula Holding visited J. E. Steen and wife Sunday evening. Herbert Crookshanks and wife called Cecil Cassitys Sunday.
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