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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1922
Page
1
A dialectic on how exercise and fresh air improve thinking and prosperity. The text argues that regular effort, clear thinking, and healthy habits correlate with business success, moral fitness, and better community conditions, warning against careless spending and deception.
Don't delay putting that foundation under your house or barn any longer. Delays are expensive. Haggard and Darr offer complete construction services or materials for your foundation needs.
Notice announces the Browning Savings Bank stockholders meeting in Browning Missouri on May 9 1922 at 9:00 am to elect seven directors for the coming year and address other proper business. K M Duncan cashier signs the notice.
At a board meeting last week the staff for next year includes L. T. Shipley as Superintendent, Miss M. Pearl Adams as Principal, Mrs. Hermin F. Adams as Assistant, Miss Imogene Bundridge as Grammar Department head, Miss Alene Woodworth for fifth and sixth grades, Mrs. Lila Williams for third and fourth grades, and Mrs. Mariyn Gooch for first and second grades.
Leland Lambert of Osgood on the way home saw smoke from his nearly new Chevrolet. He stopped, removed burning boards, but flames forced him to flee as the car burned. He had $300 insurance and spent the night with his brother Fred before returning to Osgood.
Dr E S Linhart osteopath reports good results treating colds influenza pneumonia bronchitis neuralgia rheumatism stomach bowels liver kidney and constipation. Specializes in women and children diseases. Office at my home East Main. Phone 148.
An old fashioned essay urges readers to spend vacations on nearby farms within ten to fifteen miles. It promotes honest country life, milking cows, feeding chickens, wearing a straw hat, and breathing clean country air, arguing it costs little and benefits future health. It contrasts farm life with seaside travel and notes personal anecdotes from a classroom and social events.
Notice states Farmers Exchange Bank Browning Missouri will hold its annual meeting at the banking house on May 17 1922 starting at 9 00 am for at least three hours to decide reducing directors from nine to seven and to elect seven directors J J Harmon President R M Calhoun Cashier
A fragmentary diary style record describes a Friday family day with a fish meal and blurred notes about an abstract noun. The narrator recalls a misused word and a cousin’s reply. Saturday family plans include a zoo visit and a dispute over whether to view birds or monkeys.
Poultry listing offers baby chicks of leading breeds with hens provided for mothers. Phone orders via North Salem. Contact Mrs. Alfie Gooch, route 3, Browning MO.
A group gathers at Mrs. Sarah Nickell’s home on Sunday April 30 to celebrate Uncle Jeff McCown’s 89th birthday. Relatives from Cedar Rapids and local towns share a dinner and goodwill, marking his long life as a respected pioneer citizen.
Dr Hanna the optician will be at the Coram Hotel in Winigan Missouri all day Saturday May 13 offering eye tests and glasses to relieve eye strain headaches and nervousness. He will provide careful examinations and glasses to improve vision.
John W. Smith was appointed postmaster by President Harding and assumed duties Monday, succeeding Miss Etha Williams. He is described as young and capable, with W. P. Nickell as assistant and Miss Lora Hatch as clerk, promising improved service for patrons.
Mr and Mrs Watson Horner Sr of 944 Poplar Street Seventh Ward celebrated their golden wedding with an all day gathering. Guests included children grandchildren and great grandchildren plus gifts from church groups. The event honored the couple who wed in 1872 at Enterprise Missouri and settled in Johns Town after emigration.
Call 193 or 73 to arrange pickup and delivery of your clothing. W E Creason, Agt., Milan, offers cleaning service with door to door delivery.
Burwell & Porter of Brookfield Missouri advertise farm loans at six percent interest. The firm promotes funds for agricultural needs and urges farmers to apply at their Brookfield office for financing and guidance.
Complete assortment of B. P. S. paints advertised as best quality with right price at the Winchester Store.
Malissa Jane Clem Warren died after a long illness at her home in South Linneus on Sunday evening. Born September 7 1841 in Sullivan county Missouri she was 80 years old. She married James Jackson Warren on March 29 1866 and bore eight sons and three daughters. She joined the M E Church South and remained devoted. She leaves six sons three daughters eleven grandchildren and thirty five great grandchildren. Three sons John Elmer and Walter Warren live in Linenus. The bereaved sorrow.
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