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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1921
Page
8
Anna Palmer of Browning writes from Golden City Missouri March 21 sending a bank draft for 1.50 for the paper. She notes a lovely spring with a cool morning and expresses gratitude for the newspaper delivery.
The Democrats of Benton township met at the Electric Theatre and nominated a ticket including D. G. Haley for Trustee and C R Sayers for Clerk and Assessor with H L Fuller and M N Adamson as Board Members and J E Marvin and J M Turner as Justices of the Peace. Wm Oaks named Constable. In Dundas township a primary nominated Leonard Shipley for Trustee J E Shepherd for Collector Francis Fanning for Clerk and Assessor with M J Fields and Hugh Warren as Board Members D C Burk and A R Dillinger as Justices and J W Brassfield as Constable.
Special notice advertises pure 8. C. White Leghorns mated with high egg strain cockerels from G B Ferris farm Grand Rapids Michigan. Eggs hatch $5 per 100 at farm or $6 by parcel post. Day old chicks $20 per 100. Orders by phone or mail to J S Head Cora MO.
Towser the dog will be spared again as the community pays the tax under threat of death. Local supporters this year include Charley Haggard, S. P. Carr, Millard Hall, George Robinson, Whit Russell, J. I. Russell, Dyle Peterson and R. H. Moore.
Roll of Honor with names of new and renewing contributors including W. R. Ross Mount Washington Mo E M Lambert Star Route C J Ingraham city G L Rinehart Oxville Canada F R Duncan Kansas City F M Browning Marshal Okla H A Baskett route 3 A J Meade route 3 Mrs E W McComas Grand Junction Colo R E Lambert route 4 Alex Purdin St Catherine Jas Street Purdin H T Jerome route 2 P E Cokerham Purdin H A Cooper route 2 Dayton Street Purdin C W Shipp route 3 Miss Emma Schriner Purdin Chas Owens Purdin G A Barrows route 1 E W McClelland Gilman City H C Hanson LaClede David Bailey Linneus
Commander Evangeline Booth of the Salvation Army addressed about 5 000 people in two St Louis meetings with another 1 500 turned away. She highlighted three years of growth and the Army’s reach into nearly every county as Linn County Farm Bureau notes extensive farmer education and a plan for ongoing county programs.
Miss Booth praises advisory boards for enabling the Army to reach out to those in need. She notes relief of suffering and growing goodwill as thousands cooperate to extend help through Salvation Army institutions in St. Louis. She toured Rescue Home Industrial Home and Young Women's Boarding Home before heading to Topeka. The piece also plugs Hoover Electric Scrubber with low down payment plans at Farmers Store and lists current deals on prunes soup and rugs.
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