Postal record for Brown ing Missouri notice
Entry shows 1897 date July 8 for Brown ing Missouri second class mail matter at the post office.
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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1909
Page
4
Entry shows 1897 date July 8 for Brown ing Missouri second class mail matter at the post office.
The Leapor Record announces Hermin F. Adams as a candidate for Linn County School Superintendent subject to voters in the April 6 1909 election. It also announces C EF Dickson as a candidate for the same office under Linn County voters and the annual school election on April 6 1909.
Mrs. C. M. Harris visited her son James last Friday. Mrs. Etta Gooch is on the sick list this week. T. S. Lambert moved a large barn for R. E. Crowdis last week. Mrs. J. S. Harmon visits her daughter Mrs. Jas. Bolling this week. Jas. Harris has Oklahoma fever. Corey McQuown and family visited Browning relatives Friday and Saturday. Grove church meeting Saturday night and Sunday led by Rev. E. M. Capp. Amos Cotter and wife Joe Johnson and family and Mrs. Mary Southerland were guests of Bart Lambert's Sunday.
South East Linn reports visits and moves including G. H. Thomas and family to Grandma Warren's last Sunday. John Smith relocated north of Salen on the Minor place, and Walter Smith of Oklahoma visited north of North Salem. The Clapp school closes Friday with a program and dinner. Several local visits and a Saturday dance at R A Bakers ended with minor trouble after drinking. Dr J W Smith and wife were guests in the country on Tuesday.
The Epworth League will present an entertainment at the M E Church South starting at 8 o clock this evening. A fine program is planned and attendees are assured a treat. All are invited to attend.
In last week's issue we were wrongly informed that Tim Wyatt was lineman. A board member says Harvey Filson will take that troublesome position. The ad announces a full line of watches clocks jewelry diamonds silverware and cut glass for sale at low prices by J. W. Oxley with invitation to come see.
White oak lumber offered in long sticks and clamps, seasoned and priced at 2.50 for 2x4x12 and 1x6x12. Inquiries directed to J. B. Stone, cataloged by R. B. Stone. Also an advertisement touting Foley's Honey and Tar as a safe cough remedy free of harmful drugs.
A local sale notice from H. A. Jones inviting buyers to inspect a full stock of lumber doors windows latch and cement bought to be sold at a fair price. Call to view if planning a build.
The Keokuk Canning Company contracts pickles at Browning for 60 cents per bushel with seed free. J. E. Marvin acts as agent in the arrangement.
Prayer meeting at the parsonage Tuesday at 7 30 p m. Ladies Aid meets with Mrs Haymaker at 1 30 p m. Sunday March 28 preaching at 7 30 p m on Christ s commission to his disciples.
Lance Hoselton left Tuesday for Coulee City Washington. Ora Phillips suffered a severe horse kick Saturday. J P Pipes visited Huntsville Tuesday to see son Alvin and family. Mr and Mrs W H Eickmeyer of Quincy guests of Mrs P Mullins. Archie Austin opened a barber shop east of Kane's harness shop. Mr and Mrs Adramn Glaze of near Humphreys moved to Browning early week. At press time Mrs G W Gibson was weakening and death expected imminently.
About 125 bushels of seed oats offered at current prices. Inquiries to E L Arnold located 2 miles southeast of North Salem.
Rev Joseph H Fesperman of Salisbury North Carolina and author of several books states he suffered years of kidney trouble. A severe winter attack confined him to bed eight days with constant pain and thick white sediment in urine. After starting Foley's Kidney Remedy the pain eased and eventually stopped with normal urine restored.
ARCS keeps on hand beef pork hams lard bacon pickles sauer kraut and will pay market price for hides hogs and cattle Orders a Specialty and will meet honest competition Phone No. 103.
A 35 forfeit is levied per calf from 5 to 20 days old that fails to be dehorned. The practice is described as painless with no loss of appetite or danger, and the device has been on the market for 10 years. Sold by
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