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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1920
Page
1
The column urges readers to abandon self imposed limits, respect for elders, and active support for public schools. It contrasts wartime tribute with neglect of veterans and stresses mother daughter harmony, broad general knowledge, and practical ambition. A fall from a barn roof, a Beech Beecher Stowe play, a stockholders meeting, a local dinner, and a Browning farm club wool pooling plan are noted along with community events.
Mr and Mrs E W McClelland of Gilman City visited relatives in this city on Sunday. Returning home they were forced into a ditch when a speeding road hog crowded them off the road. The driver sped away without stopping as Oscar Linhart and Chas Fleming helped to pull the car free. The incident sparked calls for tougher penalties on reckless driving. Also an advertisement from S W Summers promoting cemetery work and cost savings is included.
When you are sick you want to get well and when you are well you want to keep well. Ensure pure drugs and careful service for every medicine need. Have your prescriptions filled by The Owl Pharmacy Browning Missouri Phone 174.
Browning Missouri seeks sealed proposals to oil about 30725 square yards of streets using number 4 heavy oil, at least half a gallon per square yard, during June or July. Bid requires $250 certified check, board may reject any bids, bids due by June 1, 1920. details from City Clerk S P Carr.
The senior play titled Safe ty First was staged at the Elec theater, presenting a student production with a moral emphasis. Cast details and performance notes describe the effort and school spirit behind the production.
The citation honors Charles Peters of Company K, 18th Infantry, wounded in action and later dying near Soissons July 18, 1918 for gallantry. Also mentions Private Claude H. Myers of Company 2nd M G Bn killed in action near Cantigny June 9, 1918 for gallantry and meritorious service.
A Browning based shop, located in the old Harness Shop, invites locals and visitors to patronize its modern cobbler services. The notice promotes convenience, quality work, and future growth, urging patrons to bring their footwear for all repairs and guarantees.
Mrs Hawkins near Purdin received a telegram from Ringling Montana announcing the death of her brother Dr W D Newton on Sunday morning May 9. Newton a Kansas City Veterinary College graduate practiced at Green City then moved to Montana where he held a state job. He leaves a wife two young sons his mother four sisters and other relatives.
Glen Steele who was bitten by a cat days ago has endured severe hand swelling and inflamed wounds. Dr. Ingram accompanied him to Kansas City on Saturday to seek specialist care and possible pasteur treatment.
Breeders urged to inspect two good young jacks at the seller's barn. Terms include 12 dollars to insure colt to stand and suck, season fee for colt, payment due if more is parted with. Seller not responsible for accidents but will take precautions. Contact J B F Wampler.
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