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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1924
Page
8
An offhand local note recalls J. J. Garrett paying a subscription bill after visiting the office on Tuesday morning. The writer reflects on past misdeeds and the unexpected act of settling dues, ending with thanks to Mr. Marshall for the payment.
We have for sale or trade farms dwellings and other properties. Also farm loans at old time rates Calhoun and Thornton.
An informal diary fragment recounts Slats wondering if Jane truly cares for him, a mistaken game stoppage by his mother on Friday, a family disagreement delaying a bath, and a Sunday visit with Jane and devils food cake. The entry notes ongoing parental tensions and a planned talk with Jane.
The entry describes small town life with humorous slips in spelling. It notes Mrs Elzer ignoring fashion, a quiet Saturday night, Jake and the narrator tired after a party, a Wednesday remark about Mrs Gillem, a strict wife, and a Thursday purchase of a new birthday present for their mother a Nom de Plume hat accessory.
Sunday night at M. E. C. S. church a crowd gathered for worship but the pastor could not preach as Mrs. Bate suddenly fell ill with pleurisy. Dr Dodson and church ladies aided, easing pain and allowing rest. Reverend Rennison spoke to Sunday school workers on a one room school standard. James L. Bate, Pastor.
Short notice seed corn available including Read's yellow dent. Interested buyers should contact Roy Mas ey in Kearney or Sam P. Kelley in Browning, Missouri, for details.
Notice is hereby given that the annual meeting of the stockholders of the Farmers Exchange Bank will be held at its banking house in Browning Missouri on May 21 1924. The meeting starts at 9 o clock in the morning and will continue at least three hours unless the object is accomplished sooner. The purpose of this meeting be-
Members are called to elect seven directors to serve during the ensuing year for the bank. The meeting will also handle other business as may properly come before it. J I Harmon, President. RM Calhoun, Secretary.
Edwin and Lester Martin announce readiness to shear sheep with a new power machine and will be in the vicinity by May 2nd. Call 173 to place orders.
Home grown cabbage tomato and sweet potato plants all varieties ready. Write for prices. Rice Plant Company Purdin Missouri. Phone 98.
Trust deed dated March 18 1919 by James H Knifong and Ovida Knifong to C M Thornton trustee. Property in Linn County Missouri described as parts of Sections 22 and 23 Town 60 Range 20. Sale at Browning Post Office door between 9 am and 5 pm Friday May 9 1924 to satisfy debt interest and costs.
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