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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1921
Page
4
Letters of Administration on the estate of Daniel Haley deceased were granted by the Probate Court of Linn County Missouri on June 6 1921. Creditors must present claims within six months for allowance or be barred. claims not exhibited within one year from the letters grant date are forever barred.
A short essay on optimism and persistence in tough times stresses that darkness precedes dawn and clouds have silver linings. It warns against letting a watch or business run down and cites Dr. Frank Crane on concentrated work. It contrasts two types of failures and notes a gentleman’s gracious demeanor in all settings.
A compact aphorism notes that belief drives action while doubt hinders effort. It contrasts the empowered mindset of those who try with the restraint of those who presume failure.
Purdin area residents report a series of Sunday visits among neighbors and relatives. Walter Patterson and family called at Frank Cassity's home. Howard Payne and family with Mrs. Newton and daughter visited A A Hawkins. Athel Creason and wife Earl Steen and wife Mrs. Will Pulliam Everett Jenkins and wife spent Sunday at Joe Creasens. Jenkins and wife visited Everett Jenkins Thursday night. John Ross of Oklahoma visited relatives in and near Purdin. Roy Smith and Mrs. D Smith and Mrs. Minnie South erland were Breckfield visitors Saturday afternoon. Rosco Cassity and family of Breckfield visited relatives in Purdin Sunday afternoon. A G.
Alfred Gillspie of Humphreys sheared sheep locally last week. Mrs. James Spencer and family of Milan visited G. M. Spencer in Cora over the weekend. Chlorie Stephenson, Fiossie Frazier and Almond and Charley Lee were in Corn Sunday. Frank Morris and Mar ret Dennis of Topeka returned home after visiting. Mabel and Hazel Dodson went to Milan Saturday. E Dodson and wife visited her parents the Clem family Sunday. James Dodson and Solomon Harmen bought new pianos. Cultivating corn is the order of the day. All Pipds of Green Castle were in Cora Sunday. Chas King and daughter were in Cora last week. Fred Maggart was in Cora. Mabel Dodson attends summer term at Milan High. Esta Brockshier and family moved from Milan to the Bingham farm east of Cora.
Bobby visits Miss Grey and plans to marry Jeanie but a sudden, growing jealousy drives a rift. Jeanie reacts with a bitter longing and a fierce hatred toward the imagined wife to come, spurring a quiet confrontation when Bobby returns. The tale centers on love, timing, and a doomed arithmetic of hearts.
Mrs Maud Dillinger of Ossa wattomie Kah and H P Maggart of Cora were married at Kirksville on Monday June 6. Lee Brown and Price Harmon traveled to Browning Monday. John Maggart attended the C C Club meeting at Cora Sunday and provided music.
Attention men and young men a shipment of palm beach and mohair suits in dark colors has arrived. Sizes 36 to 44 priced 16.00 to 20.00. Miss Orvyl Adams guest of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Guy Adams. A daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. RoR Spence of Histtville Kan on June 11. Mrs. Spence formerly Miss Lelia Robinson of this city. Harl Palmer taught at Fishtail Mont last year and will return to teach next year. Pupils eagerly await Leader-Record day due to Slat interest.
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