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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1917
Page
8
Local notices report Mary Pickford to appear at the Electric Theatre on Friday night with crowds expected. Other items note community literary events, moving of residents, and a birthday gathering for E. E. Maxey.
North East notes report F M Cattey improving and Maggie Brewer ill with la grippe. Miss Mary Miller ends term at Thudium. Gertrude McCollum leaves Cattey school. March 11 wedding at F M Cattey home unites Carrie Cattey and Earl Abbott. Family witnesses include W W Jones. Also a humorous piece on the life of a schoolgirl and a Brownings W CT U meeting with Lillian Stephens life sketch and April 6 gathering.
The Vircell family thanks friends for acts of kindness during the illness death and burial of Wanda Everett Lambert wife daughter and sister. Parents John P. Vircell and family express gratitude for support.
The Missouri College of Agriculture outlines a fly campaign with steps to reduce flies in spring. Emphasizes killing early generations, preventing breeding, using fly traps, and enlisting food-supply dealers and community cooperation to improve sanitation and screening of premises.
Local handyman Wade Havens advertises painting and wallpaper hanging with reasonable prices for seasonal home improvements. Serves nearby neighborhoods and offers quick estimates.
M Thornton advertises farm loans with the lowest interest rate and best pre payment privilege, promoting favorable terms for borrowers.
S B Howard immigration agent for the C B and Q railroad in Omaha invites men in Western Nebraska Southern Montana Wyoming and Northeast Colorado to write for a detailed folder of facts and figures. He states neither the railroad nor he has lands for sale and his services are free.
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