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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1922
Page
8
The Aermotor windmill remains the cheapest pumping outfit on the market and operates around the clock when needed. It requires only a half gallon of oil per year for its services, with Bailey's Hardware as the point of purchase.
Special notice from W. E. Creason Agt invites readers to call 193 or 73 to arrange pickup and delivery of clothing for cleaning. The Milan Cleaner offer emphasizes convenient door to door service and pickup.
Sunday May marked a birthday at Mrs. J. M. Bailey's home. She turned seventy four as family and friends gathered for a homecoming with Mrs. A. W. Thompson Mrs. C. A. Hamilton and others in attendance. Uncle John reportedly spent time knee deep in the pond. Guests departed late, wishing many more happy birthdays.
The Freshman Class presented Kentucky Belle at the Electric Theatre on Friday May 5 under Supt L T Shipley. A large attentive audience praised the show calling it one of the season's best reflecting credit on the pupils and Prof Shipley.
For sale sweet potato plants now ready to set at 25 cents per 100. A. H. Tharp Browning R F D 1.
Ladies offered silk taffeta dresses in new stock for 14.75 dollars this week, down from regular 25.00 dollars. J. S. Smith advertises the discount silk apparel.
Cedar Mops lose price point while Harvey and Neets advertises furniture polish free with purchase. The note mentions a sale involving Cedar Mops at a dollar loss and a free furniture polish item from Harvey and Neets.
The Church of Christ lists a Bible study at 9 45 a m every Sunday and preaching on the second and fourth Sundays. The second Sunday in May features the morning topic Where are the dead with an evening message The home of the soul. Minister Chas L Spier.
Electric show featuring Mitch ell Lewis and an all-round star cast plays Saturday night with admission 10c and 25c. Mr and Mrs Noel Hubbard of Tina visit due to G A Arrows illness. Noel returned Tuesday. Dr Hanfia, optician, will be at Crains Drug Store Tuesday afternoon and Wednesday until 4 pm May 16 and 17 for eye testing.
M. C. Stone of Milan visited on business Saturday. Arnold Long of Brookfield stayed with his parents the last of the week. Duncan & Co. advertise John Deere cultivators. Dr. and Mrs. A. W. Thompson returned to Kansas City. Smith's Store displays Michaels Stern clothing styles for young men. Local residents hosted and visited, with hospital news from Kirksville and a band concert gift of 5 dollars prompting future generosity for Browning's band. Bert Kirby of Fairbury returned to Kirksville to care for his wife before resuming travel home.
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