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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1935
Page
3
A crowded Browning column notes frequent visits and business calls from residents and visitors including J G Atkins of Ar kansas, Walter Pace, Frank Cassity, and many neighbors from Purdin North Salem Milan and Brookfield. Social calls, subscriptions, church events, and baccalaureate services are listed with numerous mentions of shop calls, trading, and travel to Kirksville Ames and Jefferson City.
J C Daniels owner offers purebred gray Percherson stallion Bob Bob for the 1935 season at his Browning barn. Stallion stands about 1600 pounds with good bone. Fee is 8 dollars to insure living costs. Careful management with no liability for accidents. Season fee due if traded sold or moved.
Harvey F. Dickinson traveled from Canton to attend Baccalaureate Services and sang a solo. He was accompanied home by Miss Blanche Braggs of Kirksville and friends Wilbur Thomas, Miss Agnes, Ross Cramer, and Miss Billie Bend Reed from Can Our good friend Clarence Skeen of near Purdin visited the office on a seed corn order for a man in Les Lunas New Mexico and prepaid his Leader-Record subscription to August 1 1935.
Harold Bell Wright note and social items. Fred Penn of Neligh Neb sends three years subscription check. W F Peters guest of Mrs Peters at Grim Smith hospital and recovering. Grant Rogers of Kansas visits relatives and stays with Alspach. A D Peterson attends Legion department meeting in St Louis and plans for National Convention September 23 to 26.
Advertises weekly in store specials including spinach tomatoes corn beans kraut oats salt and jams. Highlights large variety of fresh and cured meats and a contact number for groceries and meats.
J W Milhoan and James Crist of Winigan called on business. Prof and Mrs Barney Reams of Trenton visited. Kenneth Baker of Mendon came for business. Mrs Elia Harper of Warrensburg stayed with Chester Bagley family. Rain aided corn planting soon. Jake Atkins sold his pool hall to Mason Dell. Mrs H C Pearson renewed for home paper while visiting near Trenton. Several families moved or hosted guests including reorganizing residences. Elmo Schrock returned from Barnes Hospital in St Louis. Nate Clarkson from Drovers Journal visited after his mother’s death.
Gov't seed corn Iown silver mine and Reed's Yellow Dent with 97 percent germination and priced at $2.35 per bushel.
Individuals including Edith Smith and Ralph Collins with families visit relatives in Kansas City and near Milan. Reports mention hospital treatment for Mrs. Ray Trumbo in Kirksville and health concerns upon returning home. Various visits to relatives occur across Bethany Humphreys and nearby areas with multiple Ford, Swank, Grindstaff, Haddix, Stephenson, McKay, Bardon, Jerome and Williams households noted.
Saturday night visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Henry Jerome and family. Laders Aid met with Mrs J C Sayers with ten members present. Charley Mallet and sons and Mr and Mrs Glenn Jerome visited Mrs Mallet who is recovering in Cullers hospital Trenton.
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