Browning Post Office Listing 1897 Notice
Post office entry for Browning Missouri marked second class mail matter dated July 8 1897.
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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1918
Page
4
Post office entry for Browning Missouri marked second class mail matter dated July 8 1897.
Authorized announcements name W. S. tto E. yp. and N. J. for county offices in Sullivan Missouri, plus candidate Virgil Harmon and Bliley for county roles. Local social notes report Roy Knifong’s family visit, sheep loss to lightning, crop showers, Cross Roads ice cream event, and Red Cross funds. War Savings Stamps urged.
The text records that Gross Beads and Cora, men of Milan, were seen around Cora last week. They visited her sister Mrs. St. Langdon and family, mentioning ees Pipes of mear Green le in the visit.
A Puerto Rican correspondent writes about a US soldier and the heavy impact of war on family life. The piece notes the grim realities of German mustard gas and the strain on both the battlefield and households at home.
The note calls all Linn county sales staff to a meeting at a church on June 28. The Linn county quota is 8850 dollars and must be pledged before adjournment.
A cyclone formed Monday evening and dropped to ground two miles northwest of Green City. The storm caused extensive damage with several fatalities and widespread desolation as it moved northwest for miles before lifting.
Dr C G English will hold a quarterly meeting at North Salem on Saturday evening June 29 with preaching Sunday morning at the same location.
Brookfield optician advertises up to date spex tests for eye strain. Claims 22 years of practical experience and self sterilizing testing case used. Scientific service, not cheap or haphazard, charges $1 for testing and travels only to home customers.
Local items note church gathering at 3 30 and Sunday school at 9 30 with transport arranged. War Savings Stamp meeting set for Friday June 28 at 2 pm to raise Browning quota. Visitors include Alpha Whaley and daughter Lillian from Winsted Conn and Prof J G Atkins with family from Tucumcari New Mexico.
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