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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1934
Page
3
Dr Hanna optometrist at Owl Pharmacy March 5. Local society moves, visits, illnesses, sales trips, theater ads and upcoming plays. Residents and guests update with travels to St Louis Purdin Linnues Kansas City and Tucson. Funeral for Miss Lillis Adams noted with Linnues attendance and family visits.
Mrs. Jennie Epperson, guest of relatives in San Bernardino, Calif., returns home to this city after months away. Olen Coram, Star route carrier, travels to Winigan via Green City then North Salem, noting poor road conditions from snow drifts. Mrs. P. C. Mullins, previously confined, can now move around part time and eat three meals daily. friends wish her continued improvement.
Names of residents from Purdin Huntsville and nearby areas appear in a sequence of business visits and funeral attendances. The report notes snow storms, sledding days, and CWA workers clearing paths while residents relocate and sign corn hog documents. Mrs. Etta Wilhite is hospitalized after an operation.
Lloyd Norvell of Purdin visited here Monday while Lee Wood from near Purdin conducted business Saturday. Jacob Harris and sister Alpha visited Chillicothe Saturday. Dr Becker was ill Sunday with pneumonia threats. Dr Carrico of Linneus treated him. Mrs Melia Thurlo stayed Friday night with neighbors near Humphreys. Boyd Walker of Trenton and Glenn Steele recovering from mumps. Rev Lloyd V Harmon of Marcelline visited Wednesday. Mr and Mrs W C Warner of Meadville attended Mrs H C Found’s funeral Tuesday. A blue corduroy belt found at the Leader Record coal shed can be claimed from the city marshal. N W Phillips at Browning Savings Bank returned to duty Monday with crutches.
The S H Linhart farm east of the city is for rent with possession given at once. W P Nickell administrator announces the rental.
A letter to poultry raisers presents a farmer couple's yearly accounts from November 1932 to November 1933. It details value of poultry, buildings and equipment, sales of poultry and eggs, and a calculated profit of 579.08 for the year. The note urges keeping businesslike records and offers to share their names.
An advertising pitch extols a shopper to take the advertising trail to reach lower prices and bigger profits. It argues that well advertised goods attract more customers and that nonadvertisers miss the chance to sell more with small margins.
A poem denounces the stamp tax, criticizing penny charges on letters while large cargoes move free under frank. It laments delayed recovery and cites stamp budgets and mite boxes as thieves. The speaker appeals to Jim Farley for early relief in a Bankers Bulletin context.
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