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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1917
Page
1
A moral essay urges foresight over momentary pleasures. It extols a loving home as the cornerstone of character, urging parents to involve children in daily duties, value education, and nurture resilient, civic-minded citizens for a thriving community.
The text compares raising a child to nurturing a plant and flowers, stressing early culture and care. It warns that thieves of peace of mind are worse than thieves of property and encourages teaching girls to cook to prevent others from profiting at their expense.
The Record notes two estimable youths tying the knot and receiving best wishes for a long life together. Other items include deaths, local travel, measles outbreaks, a butter shortage in Browning, and a roundup of local business and postal figures from Browning.
The roll lists multiple names and addresses for new and renewing Leader Record entries. Notable entries include F. M. Deskins, G. A. Barrows, Frank Smith, W. D. Cordray, T. M. Kimborough, O. C. Nash, C. B. Purdin, B. F. Gooch, A. R. Austin, A. W. Myers, H. L. Knight, and John Morgan among others in Chillicothe, St. Joe, Kansas City, Milan, and Chauss.e Montana postings.
Linn county organized January 1 1837 to be named for U S senator L F Linn who died October 3 1843 at St Genevieve Linneus is county seat and Linnville was an early name the county court met on November 5 1839 and began formal actions.
The document recounts Linn County Missouri place names and origins from Linnville Linneus Brookfield Browning Bucklin Laclede Meadville Purdin and St Catherine with notes on naming honors to individuals and a 1917 Browning Savings Bank meeting to elect six directors and conduct business.
Notice is hereby given that the annual stock holder's meeting will be held as specified in the corporate notices. Shareholders are advised to attend to review annual reports and elect directors.
Annual stockholders meeting of the Farmers Exchange Bank to be held in Browning Missouri on May 16 1917 starting at 9 o clock to elect a board of directors for the ensuing year and to transact any other business J J Harmon President J A Calhoun Secretary
A fragment quotes a satirical line about social labels and gendered reactions. It notes a busyness with perception, comparing expertise to common stereotypes and the odd reluctance to be called a goat versus a kid.
Robert Tunnell, 16, of Brown ing, volunteered for government service on Wednesday and left that night for Jefferson Barracks, St. Louis. He is the son of the late Wm E Tunnell. Mrs R G Dray saw him off after supper with neighbors.
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