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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1916
Page
4
Local and personal notices list visits and departures from Pollock Marceline Brookfield and Kirksville. Names include B E Sinclair Orval Hooker James Willis and Li Hilburn. Items mention house trades sales and a horse accident at Carl Gilmer's home. Also notes arrivals from El Paso Illinois and South Dakota and a real estate trade offer in Purdin.
A Missouri and Kansas Farmer promotion offers a yearlong package of 52 post cards, covering Easter, birthday, floral, anniversary and more. Subscriptions cost 25 cents for one year and include free mailed cards, with the publication noted as a bi monthly Southwest farm and home journal.
Advertises farm loans offering the lowest interest rates and best pre payment privilege. Credits CC M Thornton as the advertiser.
Advert describes hog fattening faster with B.A. Thomas Hog Powder a conditioner that keeps hogs healthy so they fatten quickly. It claims the product is medicine not stock feed and promotes saving six weeks of feed.
iSem P. Kelley who recently bought Mile Streets farm southeast of the city has relocated. The transfer follows the farm acquisition and signals a new chapter for Kelley and local landholders.
An advertisement urges using Fortis Oolic Remedy by placing it on a horse’s tongue with the provided dropper. It claims 50 cents per bottle with a cure rate of fifty-nine out of sixty and targets women readers.
We take more farm loans and better terms than any other firm in Northern Missouri. Write us for rates and save.
An advertisement asserts lower heated houses indicate inferior coal and claims Peters Produce Co offers "the sign of good coal" with a phone number 158 for contact.
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