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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1926
Page
4
Glen Bauswell and family spent Sunday with J. W. Jones. Miss Gertrude Pipes spent last week with her cousin Mrs. Basil Taylor. Misses Carol and Lela Dodson spent last Saturday night with Miss Opal Coon.
In Egypt, Mr and Mrs Alfred Whitaker of Chillicothe hosted Fred Whitaker and family Tuesday night. Lyle Wampler visited his sister at J B F Wampler's home Tuesday night. Charlie Murphy called at W O Swearengen's Tuesday evening. A Saturday hailstorm damaged property. Mr and Mrs Clarence Vess of Moberly visited W O Swearengen. Mrs Vess plans to stay a week. Victor Jones bought a new car. The Whitakers and Fred Whitaker also spent Sunday with G A Lumsden.
A fine rain on Saturday benefited corn and other growing crops in the area. Local residents visiting relatives include Mrs. Haskell Hollon and Hila Joann Head in Sigourney. Several residents traveled for work and visits across Browning and nearby towns.
The passage records several social updates. Arthur Watson had stomach ulcer surgery in Kirksville last Tuesday and is recovering. Aunt Maggie Brewer and Leslie Sweatt travel to Oklahoma to harvest, while others including Roy Hart Otis McCollum Kit Vincell I. J. McCollum and wife visit Gifford Linneus or Abbigail Wallace in a hip accident. Pedler Sam Calum makes rounds and Charley Cordray and wife visit Mrs Ben Allmond.
Attorney Marr a layman from Milan will deliver the message in Browning Sunday at eleven as the pastor attends the Ministers school in Fayette Missouri. Miss Glendenning Young Womens work representative for Kansas City spoke in Browning last Sunday morning. James L. Bate is the pastor.
Calhoun and Thornton offer residence properties for sale at bargain prices along with town properties and farms for exchange. Money at lowest rate. Sale details and terms available through Calhoun & Thornton.
A quiet weekend in Buck Branch with rain and social visits. Lambert family members, including D. H. and T. S. C. Lamberts, hosted and visited in Purdin Brookfield Bear Branch and with J. A. Wyatt and Charley Lambert's households. Mrs Lambert bought a new cream separator and Irene Wyatt stayed with Charley Lambert's. Wayne Abbott and wife were mentioned in the closing note.
Charley Lambert and Miss Edith Wyatt were seen shopping in Furdin on Friday.
Nora Z Mundell Ava H Mundell of Browning Missouri convey real estate to Arthur D Campbell as trustee to secure a note due on March 1 1915. The land in Linn County includes 90 acres described in section 25 and section 30 plus 10 acres. On July 2 1926 sale will occur at Linn county courthouse door between 9am and 5pm for cash to satisfy the debt plus costs.
Advice on teaching children to care for household pets including regular feeding and water. Emphasizes kindness and routine as foundation for humane treatment of animals.
The text argues that humane education fosters continuous application of humane lessons. It emphasizes treating all living creatures as one would wish to be treated and notes that consideration for animals reflects humanity, a quality the human race often lacks.
The article discusses hawks as agricultural helpers and describes dangers of pole traps set for hawks by well meaning protectors. It notes the red shouldered broad winged and Cooper's and sharp shinned hawks as common in central and southern states. An ad for Haas Ash Clothing in Milan promotes a sale from June 19 to July 3 with bargains on mens and womens shoes.
The sale offers a $12,000 stock range with many sizes and styles available to fit any wish. Messrs Haas and Ash have long operated in Milan selling quality merchandise at living prices and invite shoppers to browse the bargain list.
Announcement names Martha Lander as candidate for Clerk of the Circuit Court of Linn County subject to Democratic primary action on August 3, 1926.
The Leader-Record announces Delmar Dail of Marceline as a candidate for Linn county Prosecuting Attorney subject to Democratic primary voters August 3, 1926.
A notice announces Ed S Suits as a candidate for the Republican nomination for Linn County Clerk, subject to voters at the nominating primary to be held Tuesday.
Letters of Administration granted to the undersigned by the Linn County Probate Court Missouri on May 26 1926. All persons with claims against the estate must present them for allowance within six months of the grant or be barred from benefits.
The text states that claims not presented within one year from the granting of said letters shall be forever barred, with Vane C. Thurlo as Administrator and Arthur L. Pratt, Judge of Probate, authenticating the notice.
Perfection No 14953 registered by Standard Jack and Jennett Registry of America on April 25 1915. Villa DeLuxe a registered Percheron stallion numbered 123172 bred by J W Carpenter of Victoria Texas. Season 1926 at W L Taylor’s Browning barn three miles north. Perfection ten dollars Villa DeLuxe eight dollars. Not responsible for accidents.
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