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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1926
Page
5
A string of Purdin area notes lists visits by Dr. Hanna and Mrs. J W Bivins, praises many residents' travels to Brookfield Linneus and Kansas City, plus sales ads for goods including an Oliver type filter at ten dollars. Local folks like Mr and Mrs Burkholder, the Dunning and Brassfield families, and J Mairs family are noted with multiple small activities and upcoming auctions.
Advertiser notes sales including 30 head of purebred Duroc shoats around 120 pounds and pure blood Single Comb RI Red eggs. Local notices report residents traveling for business, moves to farms near Linneus and Brookfield, court-related visits, and upcoming community events such as a bazaar at Hummel’s store on March 20. Names include Millard Hall, Brackey, Kenley, Cordray, House, and Knifong among others.
Mr and Mrs Frank Tucker welcomed a baby boy on Thursday at their home. A large attentive audience attended morning and evening services at the Baptist church, with a fine program offered at the evening service.
Doctors recommend Calotabs, a purified calomel tablet, to break up a cold or shorten grippe symptoms. One or two Calotabs at bedtime with water provide effects of calomel and salts without salts, nausea, or interference with appetite or work.
Rev Baker of Winigan and Dr Francis returned Tuesday after hospital stay in Kirksville with Mrs Creason. Dod Bagley and John Ross of Purdin visited Friday. A A McCormick of Laclede stayed between trains Tuesday with his son Lance. Mr and Mrs J L Wilson rent Moore farm southeast of Linneus and plan to move when roads allow. Dick Rotman west of town ordered sale bills for Monday March 5. He plans to quit farming but has not decided next steps.
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