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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1912
Page
4
The Brown ing Missouri newspaper page notes editor Joseph Nickell and classifies as second class mail matter entered July 8 1897. Dated Thursday March 7 1912.
The Missouri oat crop has declined in profitability with lower yields. Key steps include early, soil-ready seeding with a disc drill, heavier seed, better seed bed prep, and smut treatment. Use northern grown seed every two years or Texas Red Rust Proof varieties for consistent results.
Perry Christian is sick. Mrs J B McCollum in Browning for dental work. Albert Peavler moved back to his father’s land. Maggie Brewer and daughter Ethel visited F M Cattey. Russell Martin loses hogs to a cholera like illness. The region endured the season’s worst snowstorm Sunday night blocking several lanes.
Short and bran sale notice from Peters Produce Co. advertising Bulte's white shorts and soft bran with emphasis on low prices and quality plus phone or in-person contact.
On March 15 and 16 a premium jewelry piece is offered to buyers spending up to 2.50. The notice claims the offer is genuine and signed by Mrs Summers.
W G Beckett is expected home this week and a heavy snow storm hit the area Friday and Saturday. Charles Tribble made a business trip to Browning between trains. Rev Smelter filled his Baptist church appointment. Marion Tatershall now carries the mail on John Hale's route while Hale vacations. Henry Hunter left for St Joseph to visit his brother. Cecil Cassity moved to Geo Hisel farm and J C Myers moved into Cassitys former residence. James Pierce moves into Bush Jenkins property. Jenkins moves into the Bond property. Dave Hutchison from Winfield Kansas returned for a few days visit. his wife has been here visiting relatives.
Bro. Bush of Unionville preached at the Church of Christ Sunday with morning and evening services, no sermon Saturday due to storm. Encampment members Wesley Jonston Geo Adams Wm Belcher Riley Bales Fulton Johnston and Up Brown attended a Milan class adoption. Purdin Telephone Exchange held its annual meeting electing the same board for the coming year.
A local notice offers several good work horses aged 3 to 6 years and 1 black mare mule about 15 1 2 hands tall. Buyers may trade for a mate to the mule. The Joneses from St. Louis, including Howard and Lish, visit J. Jones and family. Frank Biswell returns from a western trip with Browning still appealing.
J. D. Knifong asks for price quotes on feed products including choice white shorts and best grade soft bran before purchase.
A wry collection of aphorisms and quips on life work and finance drawn from March Farm Journal. Notable lines touch on housekeeping, rents, crime, and money with humorous contrasts and social observation.
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