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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1927
Page
1
The article notes moving season begins with March rent and possession dates. It lists numerous local residents and families relocating to farms, larger or smaller homes, or rental properties, citing shortages of rentals and desires for better schooling, lower rents, or more space. People move for work, climate, or to be nearer relatives, with many families changing farms or residences within the area.
Democratic Primary will be held at regular voting precincts on Tuesday March 8 1927. Democrats desiring their names on the Primary ticket should file them by March 2. Each candidate must hand in $1 to cover Primary expenses. Committee members listed: Frank Maggart, Alice Duckworth, Walter Artz, Bessie Barden, G. M. Spencer, Hattie Jennings, Addie Brinkley.
A birthday dinner took place at the W P Stephenson home north of town with a large, festive luncheon. Guests brought provisions for the feast and many delicacies filled the table. Mrs Alice Taylor, the guest of honor, was unexpectedly absent, having traveled to Wayland and not returning as hoped. Present were Mr and Mrs George Stephenson and their children, plus Mr and Mrs Willie Frazier and their children. The day was enjoyed by all.
The Baptist Ladies Aid will hold a food sale at Harvey and Neet's Hardware Store on Saturday March 5. Proceeds support church programs and community outreach.
George P. Fields declares his bid for Duncan township clerk and assessor, subject to the voters of Duncan township at the next election. He files this declaration as a candidate for the office.
The forecast called for snow and the air filled with flakes. Unionville saw snow on Saturday while farther south remained dry. Snow began in earnest Monday night and by dawn March 1 the ground showed a thin cover. The day continued snowy with a wintry landscape as March began and some say it will end like a mouse after entering like a lion.
P P Kollasch urges timely harness repair and oiling for spring. He offers a complete line of harness gear and promises fair prices. Repairs are busy, but customers are encouraged to bring in shoes for mending.
Harrison and Mahood direct strain. 280 and 300 Egg Producers S. C. R. I. Red Eggs. Three pens to pick from. Big dark red birds in good shape and color. Bought only the best laying stock. Best batch of laying reds this year.
Rev A B Coffman of Liberty and Claycomo charge will preach during a series of revival meetings at the Methodist Church South. He leads McMurry and Winnwood churches, both built under his ministry, with strong membership and ongoing expansion plans. Services start at 7 15 p m each evening, with the pastor to preach Sunday night.
Mr and Mrs Scott Browning hosted a family reunion in their city home on Sunday. Children and grandchildren enjoyed a noon meal and a day full of fellowship with visitors including Mr and Mrs Alva Lawrence of Milan Mr and Mrs John Browning and son and Mr and Mrs F L Maggart and children.
Dr Palm will ask for high grade glasses at Owl Pharmacy in Browning with prices listed as 3 4 5 6 8 10 dollars and more. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Mrs James Neet was wringing clothes when her hand was drawn into the wringer. Cries brought Mrs C A Fleming who backed the wringer off and released her. Mrs Harvey stopped the machine but the reverse failed to work.
Dr Whaley’s hand was wounded and placed in a splint after a call. The injury is very painful and will delay use of the hand for some time.
Baby Chicks White Wyandottes will hatch March 6th. Mrs. Paul Gooch is associated with the listing.
Mary Roberta Cox born December 3 1850 near Jamestown Green Co Ohio married April 6 1881 to Jasper N Stanforth who died 14 years earlier. She left four children three daughters Grace Rinehart Agnes Brantner Virginia Burke and one son died in infancy. Five grandchildren plus brother Lee Cox and sister Hannah Stanforth survive. She died February 26 1927 aged 76 years 2 months 23 days. Funeral by Rev W W Clay at Mt Zion church February 27, burial nearby.
A single gilt of the Spotted Poland China breed is listed for sale by Curt Bagley of Purdin Missouri, with the litter noted as Farrowed in April.
For sale by W. S. Edens is purebred A poultry eggs at four dollars per one hundred.天下彩
Linn County farmers gather in Brookfield March 18 for an all day meeting on marketing farm products. The event, led by the College of Agriculture with local farm bureaus and businesses, aims to interpret new data for production and marketing decisions, including lime use, fertilizer, and legume forage. Demonstrations on alfalfa and sweet clover are planned for 1927 with talks by expert speakers.
Palm to arrive March 8 offering guaranteed glasses at Owl Pharmacy in Browning with low prices advertised.
A local provider advertises a complete line of serums vaccines and preparations for stock and poultry diseases with guaranteed results. No charge for trips or services. Contact Joe Martin Browning Missouri for treatment or poultry calls in case of trouble.
Linn County farmers and business leaders traveled over 1000 miles and spent roughly 100 days to tackle soil improvement via legumes. The Linn County Clover and Prosperity meeting in Linneus drew representation from most school districts. Delegates reported progress made in the past year in cooperation with the Linn County Farm Bureau.
Property owners urged to protect buildings from lightning loss with the copper cable system tested by the manufacurer. Contact L. C. Carpenter by phone or letter for details.
Edgar and Helen Carter mourn the loss of their infant son Oren Lee Carter who was born February 14 1927 and died February 27 1927. A short funeral was held at home Monday at 2 pm then the body was buried in Jenkins Cemetery. The family notes the child has joined the heavenly choir and offers a Biblical reflection on reunion in the afterlife. W W Clay.
Crown Overalls and adjustalls are advertised as the only guaranteed non rip fade or shrink workwear line sold at Clay's. The ad emphasizes durability and exclusive rights to the brand in the store.
Eye specialist Dr Palm will fit glasses at the Owl Pharmacy in Browning from 11 a.m. Tuesday March 8 to 11 a.m. Wednesday. Five year guarantee. Bring your old glasses.
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