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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1906
Page
5
Community items record visits and travels of Amos Cotter Grover Gable and others to Brookfield Linneus and St Louis. Seeds, hats and farm goods advertised by Buxton's and the Racket with local prices and exchanges.
John Bowyer and family, visiting in the area, have returned to Oklahoma. Algie Mullins plans a visit to Linnéus before returning to California to settle there. Browning stock movements slowed by poor roads. For sale White Plymouth Rock eggs 50c each or 3 per hundred. Largest stock of garden seeds ever brought to Browning. Browning gallery offers reduced photo prices for a limited time.
Jennie Head, who has attended the Normal at Kirksville since last September, returned to her home near North Salem Saturday. The stock includes oil carpets and mattings in all grades and kinds.
Ladies tour the market for spring styles and wallpaper ideas including Ingrain and Star ceiling designs. Cotter family plans Oakley stay before returning to Missouri. others head to New Mexico and Oklahoma. Putnam Fadeless Dyes offer quick color. Browning ticket sales exceed four hundred despite poor weather at West and Southwest depot.
The stockholders of the Hackney Horse Company will meet at Cassity and Stevenson's barn Saturday March 17 1906 at one o'clock. Business of importance will be transacted. B D Stravenson President.
Classified note lists sale items including a car part described as for sale, an ear item, and bran. It is attributed to seller J O Kuironc. The text is fragmented and lacks clear price or location details.
Maggie Thompson resigned as operator at Browning Telephone Exchange and was replaced by Marie Stricker last Saturday. Residents express regret at Miss Thompson’s departure but welcome the experienced replacement. H. F. Crookshanks displayed rattlesnakes, noting the largest specimens and rattles from fifteen to twenty eight with a button.
Very low one way rate over the Burlington will be made March 15 to April 7 and September 15 to October 31, 1906. L. T. Wykorr, agent.
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