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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1920
Page
1
A long reflective piece urges happiness amid life’s spins and advises maintaining optimism, planning responsibly for children’s futures, expanding vocabularies, and pursuing outdoor activity to combat blue devils. It includes notes on education, self discipline, and daily task setting, ending with a local theater notice and a reader mail from Chula, Missouri.
Beginning Monday March 1 a local seller will carry Bench's Bread made in Chillicothe. The fine grain loaf slices thin and toasts or spreads well with butter. Guaranteed to be as good or better than any similar bread.
A terse ad from the Western Electric Power and Light seeks daily workers who are quiet efficient honest and loyal. The candidate pledges long hours no wage demands no tobacco no alcohol and a readiness to assist coworkers while seeking immediate employment at Bailey's Hardware.
Ex speaker Cannon extols old fashioned courting and Sunday night romance, contrasting it with modern marriages. He recalls knights, faithful pairs, and shared family living rooms as the ideal, urging timeless courting to restore sane marriage ideas. Also notes bids for mail transport service and local business notices.
A country editor recalls kindness shown by Mrs. C. A. Fleming a token of appreciation. She sent home made candy to the Leader-Record staff and their families and is remembered for her prior support to the editor while with Chapter V PEO of the city. Also advertised: four purebred Chester White boars for sale at bargain from J. M. Fishback Route 2 Browning Mo.
From Her Home in Purdin. Miss Ethel Tribble born September 26, 1877 in Quincy Missouri died February 19, 1920 at her home in Purdin Missouri at age 42 years 4 months and 23 days. She moved with parents to Purdin November 12 1884 and lived there until her passing. She joined Church of Christ about twenty five years ago and remained devoted. She leaves four brothers M B Tribble Vodrie C Tribble of Ulm Missouri E Tribble of Montrose Dakota and Chas Tribble of Purdin with many friends to mourn. A short service was held at the home and her body laid to rest in the cemetery at Purdin. We commend the bereaved to our Savior. J J Reed in Linneus Bulletin.
Statement by the author announcing arrangements with Milan Dying Co to handle all dying work and color requests. Assures guaranteed quality and quick delivery.
A 655 acre rolling prairie farm near a good town offers 500 acres in grass with timber and water. Includes residence and large barn on a mail route with strong fences. Priced at $100 per acre with favorable terms. sale must close within three weeks. Call Leader-Record office to learn details and arrange a talk with the owner.
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