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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1923
Page
1
This piece argues high school graduates should learn stenography and typewriting to improve college readiness and job prospects. It notes teachers and firms value these skills, with opportunities in administration, and describes broader lessons in character and dependability.
The Royal Neighbors of America Camp No. 3385 pass resolutions grieving the loss of sister Flossie Carter. They acknowledge her friendship and neighborly spirit and pledge to cherish her memory as a model of Christian virtue. A copy of the resolutions will be printed in the Leader-Record and sent to the bereaved family.
Special notice offers 275 acres of pasture for rent at 3 dollars per acre with ample water and shade. A small quantity of corn is for sale at 90 cents per bushel. Also offering a 416 acre farm. Contact H. Linhart Browning Missouri.
The City Marshal, near retirement, thanks those who spoke words of encouragement. He will not seek reelection.
J. D. Burwell of Browning Missouri advertises farm land loans at 5 percent with a small cash commission option for 5 7 or 10 year terms and excellent payment terms.
On Thursday afternoon March 8 around 4:30 the life of Grandma Painter ended peacefully. The notice records a death event and marks the time of passing.
Several hundred pounds of fine honey offered for sale. Also a few stands of bees available. Prices reasonable. Route 2 Browning Missouri.
The Democrats of Benton township met at the Legion Hall on Saturday and nominated D.G. Haley for Collector, Mrs. Florence Lay for Clerk, A.M. Street for Constable, Wm. M. Oaks for Members of Board, H.L. Fuller, M.N. Adamson as Justices of the Peace, and J.P. Turner, J.E. Marvin.
The Benton township Republican convention at Purdin on Saturday nominated a ticket led by Trustee Ben Peterson and Collector Mrs. Etta Lantz. Clerk and Assessor named Noth Davis with Board members J W Jones and Elmer Head. Constable J A Johnson and Justice of Peace H F Murrain also listed.
Dr Sailer a veterinary practitioner listed at NevIns Drug Store makes 24 hour contact available calling at all hours for emergencies and consultations as noted in a local notice.
A reader reports misprints and misdeliveries in the previous issue. The letter in the post office box did not belong to the paper and calls were misrouted. The piece lists several small mistakes from numbers to a late train and a faulty milk bill.
Burwell and Porter of Brookfield Missouri offer farm loans at five and a half percent interest. The agency promotes accessible financing for agricultural operations and rural development.
Letter from L V Harmon to Joe Nickell describes settling in Redwood Falls Minnesota with a new church and bank job. He notes population about 32 Ramsey Park nearby and a three million dollar monthly bank volume, recalls Logan Brinkley’s death, and recounts a severe late winter storm with heavy snow, extreme cold, and powerfully windy conditions.
Court order enables clear title to residence in Browning Missouri. Offer for sale by Charles M. Thornton, Browning MO. For details contact Thornton or Mrs Helen Gable.
David Earl Cotter aged five years and 27 days died March 10 1923 at the family home near Milan Interment was at Kaifong cemetery A memorial verse notes the child was cherished by the family and passed away peacefully.
Blanche Summers announces her candidacy for the office of superintendent of schools in Sullivan County subject to the decision of qualified voters at the election held April 3 1923.
Miss Ella Keithley entertained seventeen friends at a Sunday three course dinner starting at six. The two tables were artistically decorated with flowers Easter eggs toy chickens and related accents to create a festive Easter mood. Eight candles brightened the table while the outside air was chilly the interior was warm and lively. Guests recalled the jolly evening with pleasure.
Wanted. We sell or trade farms town property and merchandise write insurance and make farm loans at lowest rate Calhoun and Thornton.
The Farmers Store advertises a new complete line of ladies coats suits and dresses. It also features paisley crepe canton crepe and taffeta fabrics for spring outfits and personal shopping ahead of Easter on April first.
J J Smith advertises new spring suits for men and boys priced at 20 00 22 50 and 25 00. The shop highlights whipcords serges and fine worsteds and invites customers to inspect the selection.
S. C. Rhode Island Red eggs for hatching priced at 75 cents per 15 and 4.00 per 100. Contact Mrs. Ray Johnson by phone 30 I in Browning Missouri.
Three men’s tailoring houses M. Born & Co. Kahn Brothers and Strauss Brothers present 794 samples priced from 19.50 to 52.50. The ad urges measurements now for a new Easter suit with timely delivery. J. J. Smith.
Boys are urged to shop Fort Schaffner and Marx suits and Florsheim Oxfords for Easter. The note highlights new arrivals and reminds readers Easter falls on April 1st.
Bulk garden seed at Harvey and Neet plus new women’s spring suits and coats at Smith's Store. See the assortment now and enjoy competitive prices.
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