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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1909
Page
4
Postal matter note indicates entry at Brown ing Missouri as second class mail on July 8 1897 and a date Thursday March 11 1909 with local administrative reference.
Republican voters in Benton township are asked to meet at Browning on Saturday March 13 at 11 p m to nominate a township ticket by order of the committee. An advertisement promotes Foley's Honey and Tar as a safe cough remedy without harmful drugs. L C Lantz endorses the product.
Containing a carload of wire including Page fencing Lyon woven wire and barb wire. Suitable for garden lawn and field use. Premium quality offered at fair prices. Advertisement dated 2011 by Ben Mairs.
L. C. Lantz warns that flu coughs can develop into pneumonia and promotes Foley's Honey and Tar as a safe remedy that heals lungs, not just suppresses coughs, claiming no harmful drugs and a yellow package. Refuse substitutes.
J W Stevenson will sell at his farm six miles west of Purdin on Wednesday March 17 the following property: two registered Percheron stallions four good jacks eight head of coming three year old mules good ones one pair bay geldings four years old and weigh 2500 pounds
Election in Browning Missouri set for Tuesday April 6 1909 to choose a mayor two year term a city marshal two years a Police Judge two years an east ward alderman two years a west ward alderman one year to replace C Thurlo. East ward polling at mayor's office west ward polling at the school house named election judges appointed for both wards. City Clerk.
Cassidy and Cotter offer about 200 bushels of good seed oats for sale. Also promoted are Century riding cultivators and Brown pivot beam cultivators, marketed by E. A. Jones as the easiest operated and lightest draft cultivator on the market.
Local personals note visits and arrivals including Pete Wyatt visiting relatives in Purdin Anna Williams returning from Milan Mrs Nora Willis visiting Levi Willis near Haseville Chas George and Arthur Oxley returning from Chillicothe J W Stevenson stock sale postponed to March 17 J Foley Orino Laxative testimonial from Casimer Wis Mr and Mrs W F Thompson planning to move to Wellsville Nebr Obe Harris buys Hereford cow at Cornish Osborne sale Jno N Willson in town C Thurlo back from San Jon New Mexico Lydia Trippeer hired as spring trimmer for Mrs M Summers stock of garden seed now available Harvey & Davis Crookshanks move to new farm friends bid farewell best wishes
L E Puller of Fuller Brothers of Humakin Browning was in Bogard Missouri Monday. He registered three poland china hogs with W E Thomas. The hogs were first quality and will serve as valuable advertising for Fuller Brothers who have enjoyed success with their hogs in the past year.
The sale held at the old Cassity barn Saturday by A. W. Cotter H. B. Johnson and J. A. Cassity was a decided success. Everything sold well and buyers praised the management and prices. Organizers expect to stage another sale soon.
A full stack of lumber doors windows latch and cement offered for sale. The seller urges buyers planning a build to call and view the lot, asserting it was bought right and will be sold right.
P E O met Friday February 26 with Mrs Grace Sloan as hostess. Nine members answered roll call and a program prepared by the ladies was presented. Next meeting is March 10 with Mrs Loreen Whaley. Annual election of officers noted as most important business.
A local meat market advertises top quality cuts, no bone, and fair pricing. The proprietor emphasizes knowing customer wants and upholding honest weight and first quality meat as their motto.
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