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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1909
Page
4
The note records a post office entry at Brown ing Missouri as second class mail matter with a dated stamp July 8 1897 and a publication line Thursday March 18 1909 indicating a periodical status.
Linn County School Supt announces Hermin F Adams as candidate for County School Superintendent, subject to voters of Linn County on April 6, 1909. Also promotes Foley's Honey and Tar cough remedy as a safe, effective treatment with no harmful drugs. L. C. Lantz.
A car load of wire arrives offering Page fencing Lyon woven wire and barb wire for garden lawn and field use. The supplier promotes best quality and competitive pricing to attract buyers.
An advertisement asserts Foley's Honey and Tar stops coughs and heals lungs to prevent pneumonia. It claims the genuine product has no harmful drugs and comes in a yellow package, warning to refuse substitutes and signed by L. C. Lantz.
Notice sets election for April 6 1909 in Browning Missouri to elect mayor marshal police judge and aldermen for east and west wards. Polling places at the mayor's office and school house. East ward election judges Alex Elliott John Harvey Geo Knifong Chas White. West ward judges J I Russell Curt Gooch Wesley Peters G W Baker. Wesley Peters city clerk.
The notice invites readers to inspect the newly received garden seed stock at Harvey & Davis before buying elsewhere. It also states that John Mairs and his wife offer loans of several thousand dollars each secured by good real estate. The dated line is 21-1-2.
Seed oats offered by Cassity and Cotter with about 200 bushels available. See the new Century riding cultivators and Brown pivot beam cultivators, touted as the easiest operated and lightest draft on the market, sold by E A Jones.
Includes church group plans, health updates, customer notices, and travel gossip. Mrs. J W Oxley promotes spring hats while E A Jones recovers from illness. Local businessmen advertise wares from watches to lumber and soap ad ventures. Mrs. Crawley leads Epworth League missionary program as Miss Stella Kille returns from Denver with her uncle James Kille of Ohio.
The Keokuk Canning Co will contract pickles at Browning at 60 cents per bushel seed free. J. E. Marvin, Agent. If you want to buy a gasoline engine cream separators manure spreaders or corn shellers go to E. A.
For sale about 125 bushels of seed oats at current prices. Inquiries to E L Arnold, 2 miles southeast of North Salem. G M Crockett, Unionville marble man, built a fine monument at the grave of Mr and Mrs B F Stone. He has a large local trade and urges fair dealing for continued success. Lebanon Oregon March 8 1909.
Rev Joseph H Fesperman of Salisbury North Carolina writes that after years of kidney trouble a severe winter attack left him bedridden for eight days with thick white sediment in his urine. After starting Foley's Kidney Remedy the pain eased, ended, and his urine returned to normal. He recommends Foley's Kidney Remedy.
The Benton township Republicans met Saturday at the Mayor's office and nominated a ticket with Frank Carter for Trustee, Chas E Rinehart for Clerk, Warren Ogle for Collector, Joe Evens for Board, John T Young for Justice of the Peace, and Fred G Peters as an additional nominee.
J W Tripp and family visited W M Gooch Sunday while Lester Spencer Floyd Spencer and Lora Warren visited Geo Criss. G H Thomas bought six two year old heifers and a work horse. John Warren bought a fine team. Elwood Abbot and wife visited G H Thomas Sunday. Mrs Shrader of Winigan returned home last Saturday from Kansas City.
J F Swicegood, a Stringtown merchant, reports road conditions on a Browning trip. Mrs C F Smith visits her father Jas McGee of Pardin. J W Dillinger swaps farm for Gifford store space. Herman Lambert hauls posts from Lee Warren’s farm. Mrs G W Spencer and son Floyd visit Browning. John Warren travels to Salem. L Miller and wife visit John Smith. John has been frail but improving. Mrs Ora Raver and son visit Estella Warren.
A local meat market touts its selection of choicest meat and claims to sell only meat not bone. Owner emphasizes right prices and honest weight as core motto and appeals to customers’ expectations.
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