Newspaper masthead notice and historical mailing details
Joe Nickell, Editor, at the post office at Brown r Mo as second class mail matter July 8 1897. Thursday June 24 1920.
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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1920
Page
6
Burns and Parkey Named for Local Republican Tickets
Announcement that C. B. Burns of Polk Township and Parkey, Sr. of Polk Township seek Republican nominations for county Treasurer and ex officio county collector at the August primary election. Sullivan, county official, also appears on the slate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aene
C. B. Burns
Emaratic
Parkey, Sr
Polk
T Sullivan
Reformation and family virtues in a scattered aphorism
A jumbled set of maxims on self control duty and marriage. observations cross between personal reform and social norms. it critiques pride and the ease of speech while counsel seeks practical virtues and maternal guidance.
Opposites as Prerequisites of Happiness and Insight
The text argues that happiness and understanding arise from contrasts. It contends that day needs night, sweetness needs sourness, joy needs sorrow, love needs hatred, and friendship gains value through having an enemy.
Wool Market Date Shifted to Benefit Traders
A letter from A. C. Turner notes the Wool Market will occur later this year than usual but promises it will be managed to secure the best possible advantage for participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Turner
Baptist Church Revival Set to Begin June 27
Revival services will start June 27 with Rev. T. L. Huxley of Brookfield preaching and H. C. Rice of Liberty leading the singing. R. E. Snethen is the pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
T. L. Huxley
Brookfield
H. C. Rice
Liberty
R. E. Snethen
Pharmacy Forced Sale of Summer Merchandise
Going on a vacation prompts a forced sale at J. Olney Piano Co. in St. Joseph Missouri. The ad offers talking machines and records in perfect condition for sale at $228 size and invites written inquiries to the collection department at 414 Felix Street.
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Mgr
J. Olney Piano Co
Felix St
St. Joseph, Mo
For Sale Ford Coupe in First Class Condition
Classified notice offering a Ford coupe in excellent condition with under 500 miles. Contact H. E. Epperson, M. D. for details and purchase inquiry.
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H. E. Epperson
M. D
Hog shipments and family notices from North East Linn
J B McCollum delivered five loads of hogs in Purdin on Saturday morning. Arthur Watson delivered hogs in Browning on Monday to be shipped by the Farm Club. Arlo Seymour and wife welcome a new boy born Saturday June 19. Allen Sill and mother watched Mrs Jones at George Jones Sunday as she nears death. I J McCollum and wife and Otis McCollum and family visited Obe Clapps Sunday. Mrs Lizzie Jones of near Milan visiting Lt McCollums and other relatives. Earl Abbott and wife and daughter Marjorie visited Arthur Catteys Sunday. Mrs Barbara McCollum and grandchildren Paul Fern and Mildred Jones of Hutchison, Kan., visiting this week. Mrs Otis McCollum and son Edgar, who helped her mother Mrs Nickell in Browning, returned home Saturday.
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Arthur Watson
Browning
Lizzie Jones
Near
Milan
Lt. McCollums
Barbara McCollum
Paul, Fern and
Mildred Jones
Hutchison, Kan
Otis McCollum
Edgar
Mrs. Nickell
You Get Coal When We Get It
You are told your order is on file and you will receive coal when it arrives. The message notes that ordering early can save money.
Corn and Cross Roads Rural Notes
In Corn and Cross Roads local notes a rain would aid farmers. Vesta Dodson recovers from measles slowly. Grover Maggart shears sheep for G M Spencer this week. Fred and Clair Bingham attend an ice cream supper at R L Browns Friday night. R H B Jennings helps S C Harmon with farm work. Jake Lantz G D B Prather and Preston Bates visited W J Langdon and wife Friday of last week. Mrs S C Harmon visited Corn Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred and Clair Bingham
R. L. Browns
Jake Lantz
G. DB. Prather
Preston Bates Sper
W. J. Langdon
Local notes from Cora and surrounding areas
Sunday visits and reports from residents include Nora Hoskins and Joseph Harris starters for Kansas, fishing trips by James Bingham family and Fred Glidewell, and multiple visits to and from neighbors in Cora, Linneus, Kirksville, and nearby towns. News mentions illnesses, a baby’s death, a runaway team, and casual social calls among families and friends.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Browning, Missouri
Joe Nickell
Mi Wife
Sméone
North East Linn
J. B. McCollum
Purdin
Arlo Seymour
Allen Sill
Mother
George Jones
I. J. McCollum
Obe Clapps
Earl Abbott
Marjorie
Arthur Catteys
Firestone
The
Interstate Commerce Commis
Sion
K. M. Duncan & CO
Vesta Dodson
Grover Maggart
G. M. Spencer
R. H. B. Jennings
S.C. Harmon
Nora Hoskins
Joseph Harris
Kansas
James Bingham
Mrs. Patterson
Louise Mairs
John Taylors
Willie Smith
Cora
John Bummers
Ernest Lumsden
Mrs. Murphy
Laclede
Edd Lyons
Ross Lyons
Lee Lyons
Mr. Barrows
W. S. Langdons
Lucille Gooch
Herman Hutchinsons
Sport Morris
Joe Creason
D. E. Hutchinsons
Malissa Spencer
Ernest Dodson
G.M. Spencer
Hildred Spencer
Kirksville
Jesse Woodside
Marie Jenkins
Leanna Woodside
Elmer Penhale
Henry Harborn
Clarence Owens
Walter Pattersons
J.J. Mairs
A. A. Hawkins
Frank Cassity
Hubert, Lyons
Wife
Everett Armstrongs
Wm. Barkley
Linneus
Sharples
U. S
Sharples Separator
Harvey & Neet
J. J. Smith
J. A. Thrasher
Winigan
Myers Bros, Shafter
Ment
OWL Pharmacy
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