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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1925
Page
5
A chain of short items lists residents and visitors in Linneus and nearby towns including Taylor Gooch in Linneus on business, J. T. Bennett in Milan, the Schrocks in Milan and Purdin, and several others visiting, moving, or staying with relatives. Also notes on local church, sheriff, stores, trades, and a few ads for repairs, watches, farm listings, and housing.
Pure honey in boxes and crates offered for sale by Will Bennett. Contact phone to specify quantity and delivery needs.
Persuasive home remedy ad touts Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey as the quickest relief for a lingering cough. It claims pine tar loosens phlegm and congestion while honey soothes irritation and notes no opiates, with a 30 cent price at druggists.
Miss Geraldine Taylor of Milan spent the week end with her mother Mrs Joan Seaman. John Karbach of Brookfield was the guest of friends in this city Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Orvis Vincent and daughter spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs George A Taylor. Mrs Archie Drake who had been the guest of Mr and Mrs Carl Norvell went to La clede Monday to visit her parents and she left Tuesday for Detroit to join Mr Drake who has employment in that city.
J. H. McGhee of near Shelby collected promotional bills for his son Ralph McGhee’s sale on Wednesday March 11. The family leaves the farm for a job in Kansas City as Mrs. McGhee’s health is poor and Ralph already holds a position. friends wish them success in the new home.
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