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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1910
Page
8
The sicks are mending with several residents named Joe Williams C E Maggart and H N Longfellow noted for recent activities. Dist Deputy Zeigler represents Modern Woodmen in town while Assa Smith recovers from rheumatism. An ice cream supper supported church funds Saturday night and Harvey Smith returned from Fairbury Neb with a horse for Mr. Shields.
World famed rifle shot Capt Bogardus, living in Lincoln Illinois, cites kidney and bladder troubles before using Foley’s Kidney Pills. After three bottles he reports no kidney issues, relief from backache and headaches, and renewed health, praising the remedy to fellow sufferers.
South Sullivan notes report Miss Ransom resigning as post mistress at Cora. Other items include D. G. Freeland having his new house plastered, J. L. Shepherd’s cement house nearing completion, and Mark Alspach starting a term of school at Smith on Monday.
Poultry goods offered include barred Plymouth Rock eggs in two pens at 75 cents for 15 and 50 cents for 15 respectively. Also for sale is a 220 egg incubator described as good as new.
1929 notice from W.A. Brookshire of Lamar Colorado promotes free homestead opportunities. It highlights choice locations with 320 acre bottom and prairie land under a proposed reservoir ditch system, inviting settlers to seek rich prospects through scientific agriculture.
An old item lists Foley’s Honey and Tar as a preferred cough remedy and mentions no substitutes. It includes short local notices: Harvey Smith doing tensorial work, a barber recommendation, and sale notices for a metal folding bed and an M. M. Johnson Incubator with Langshan eggs at 50 cents per setting. Kollasch’s is promoted for up-to-date jewelry.
Oscar Bowman of Lebanon Kentucky states Wooley's Kidney Remedy cured his kidney disease and saved his life. The letter from Lantz and Glaze promotes the remedy with a strong testimonial of permanent recovery.
Mr and Mrs T J Seaman were called to Macon County last week by the illness and death of Mr R J Seaman.
Stany the French Percheron will be shown at Lafe Peavler’s barn for the 1910 season. Price is $10. Bills list details. Help wanted: farm hand, married man preferred. No booze or cigarette users need apply. J. T. Watkins.
A testimonial from William J. Loughran of Philadelphia praises Dr Miles Restorative Nervine and Anti Pain Pills as essential household remedies after long nervous prostration. The ad links nervous troubles to various illnesses and promises nerve soothing effects and a money back guarantee through Miles Medical Co of Elkhart Indiana.
The Purdin Lumber Co. offers a large line of implements of extra good quality at extremely low prices, advertising strong value for farmers and tradespeople seeking dependable tools.
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