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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1917
Page
4
A collage of social notes shows Tim Havens visiting Milan while Ed Wyatt visits North Salem. Numerous entries list poultry and egg buyers, produce offers, home sales, seeds, seeds and farm loans, with names of locals in Milan Linneus Browning Green Castle and Kirksville.
Regerardlem Springs residents report visits among neighbors including Joe Chittum of Chilleethe with O. Talbert family Friday night. Several small errands and farm tasks are noted with Ellis Shipley and wife visiting Mrs Shipley's parents and Ralph Trumbo selling a load of corn to Seamore Pipes last week.
A notice notes plenty of 5 per money on farms and warns of rain risk from dry winter, urging roof repairs. It mentions D Burwell and Schrock as contacts for looking after roofs and repairs and references stock of ufing and two cars of shin fles.
C M Thornton advertises farm loans with the lowest interest rate and the best pre payment privilege available to borrowers.
Having bought the hardware store of Arnold and Houser the new proprietor invites patronage. It pledges courteous treatment and invites customers to call for any hardware needs.
Mrs F M Cattey improves after illness as John Milhoan must close Price school due to measles in a district with about twenty cases. F M Cattey serves on a Brookfield jury. George McCollum of Sticklerville visits J J Perry and Mrs Laura Thudium. Mina Cattey finishes a successful New Boston term. Elvis Martin moves to the John Bundrige farm, welcomed by locals. R J McCollum sells east of North Salem to Roy Jennings. Will J McCollum and family of Gifford join Eli Nickell and family north of Winigan for a Sunday visit. John Chadwell of Winigan sells fruit trees here Monday.
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