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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1923
Page
1
A nostalgic note extols lasting love and warns wealth cannot buy happiness. It urges daily virtue, temperance, and the Golden Rule, and cautions against gossip, pride, and neglect of home duties. The piece emphasizes considerate conduct for a housekeeper and family happiness.
A reflective piece urges readers to build a home filled with love patience and guidance. It counsels balancing desires with contentment and emphasizes faith as a stabilizing value alongside love and religion for personal happiness.
J A Carmack announces candidacy for Sullivan County Superintendent of Schools. He lists B S D A B A M as credentials or affiliations. The statement presents a political candidacy with no additional details on platform or dates.
The present County School Superintendent J. F. Hortenstine of Linn County asks for consideration of re election at the Annual School Meeting in April.
Paul Starrett, dean of the building industry, remarks that success relies on roughly 25 percent knowledge and 75 percent persistence. He notes that making mistakes is essential for action and growth, stating that good men accumulate mistakes and learn from them.
Calhoun and Thornton advertise buying selling and trading farms town property and merchandise. They offer write insurance and provide farm loans at low rates.
Farmers urged to compare prices and quality of harness from North Missouri makers at Winigan. Material and workmanship guaranteed with repairing and oiling a specialty. Proprietor C F Greenstreet and assistant K W Vencill promote dependable service and value.
Poland China gilts bred for May farrow with strong bloodlines offered by W L Sparks of Purdin Missouri. Priced reasonable.
The Farmers Store announces Hart Schaffner and Marx suits in stock and their made to measure line. High demand as the busy season approaches, urging customers to place orders now for better service.
For Sale. Several turkey hens and pure bred Barred Rock roosters. Ten White Leghorn hens and a rooster plus an English type registered shorthorn male. Bates, some Jersey milk cows pure bred from the Mairs herd. Mrs. R S Jenkins Route 4.
The Farmers Store promotes a wide range of Gossard corsets in various styles and sizes, signaling a broad inventory for customers seeking shapewear options.
John Logan Brinkley born near Cora August 8 1891 died February 28 1923 age 32 years 6 months 20 days married to Letha George October 29 1911 two children Leo 9 and Mildren who died in infancy wife preceded him in death seven years ago survived by son Leo parents two brothers Dan and Fritz of Cora sister Maud Jones of Milan five sisters Nannie Pauline May Lee Nora Murphy and Ethel Sumpter four brothers Billy Aaren Basil Kenneth all predeceased head of relatives and friends Interment at White Oak Grove Cemetery Rev Hargrove preached the funeral services.
For Easter the best look comes from Hart Schaffner & Marx suits at The Farmers Store. A sharp outfit makes the holiday stylish and confident with quality fabric and fit.
Burwell and Porter of Brookfield Missouri advertise available farm loans at five and a half percent interest. They offer secure terms and quick processing for qualified applicants.
Blanche Summers announces candidacy for the office of superintendent of schools in Sullivan County subject to the April 3 1923 election by qualified voters.
H E Creason of Browning seeks the Dun can township trustee nomination in the Democratic primary on Saturday March 10. A progressive farmer, he is described as worthy, well qualified, competent and experienced to serve on the board and protect township interests. Support requested if nominated and elected.
Several hundred pounds of fine honey available for sale. Also selling a few stands of bees. Prices reasonable. Contact W H Bennett Route 2 Browning Missouri.
A shop promotes a large selection of chick feed and related poultry supplies with the message that customers should think of their store for all chick feeding needs. The note emphasizes a broad line of products and ready availability.
J D Burwell of Browning Missouri offers land loans at 5 percent interest with a small cash commission for terms of 5 7 or 10 years and an excellent payment option.
Special notice lists a 5 year old work mare blemished, two three year old colts, and two Jersey cows offered by Mrs. C J Porter. Also offers Rhode Island eggs for hatching at 75 cents per dozen.
A diary gathers a week of small town life with notes on school baseball and shinnie. The writer describes a lodge visit, newspaper work at home, a wedding report, a teacher's lesson on anger, a hot spark incident, a college basenow query, a misnamed name comment, a bump on a cheek, and a Latin teacher's English critique.
A letter from Mrs. Arthur Acton in Mulhall Oklahoma dated February 26 1923 discusses subscription renewal for Slats Diary mentions flu outbreaks local weather mild winter sowing progress potatoes planted and a possible oil boom ahead It notes a Browning Missouri connection Crescent Oklahoma visit and identifies J J Thornton Oley Moore and Arthur Acton as local names
Notice announces a new complete line of Florsheim oxfords in varied styles and colors. Emphasis on style quality and durability aims to attract customers. invites interest in seven new lines.
A special bulletin notes that Missouri hog ancestry traces to 1541 with De Soto s expedition, claiming pigs came from Cuba Haiti and Mexico via Spanish records. The article ties early hog imports to Native American trade and notes extensive livestock study by John Ashton for the Missouri State Board of Agriculture.
For rent 275 acres of pasture with ample water and shade at 3 dollars per acre. Corn for sale at 90 cents per bushel. Baled hay 65 cents per bale. Oat straw 55 cents. Also selling 416 acre farm. Cane syrup at 65 cents per gallon. Contact S H Linhart in Browning Missouri.
Roy T. Jones offers a 1919 one ton Ford truck in good condition for sale or trade. He invites potential buyers to propose what they would trade.
A local shop advertises a major Easter outfit display with weekly arrivals of new ready to wear merchandise inviting customers to visit and shop.
Dr Sailer, a veterinary professional, operates at Nev Ins Drug Store and answers calls about animal health care.
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