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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1943
Page
5
Local ads note two yearling whiteface bulls available eight miles east of Browning. Also listed are visits and everyday news items including relatives in Purdin and Kirksville, service transfers, furloughs, and local travel. Additional lines mention wool twine and shearing gear for sale.
The entry outlines Pilot's King 20453 a chestnut saddle horse with specific markings and a pedigree tracing to Sky Pilot and Astral King. JOCCO is described as a black jack with white points and solid breeder potential. Prices quoted: Pilot's King ten dollars and JOCCO eight dollars to insure living costs. season fees apply if stock leaves or more is sold. The stock will stand for the 1943 season at John C. Simpson's farm, twenty miles southeast of Racces south of Gravel Ron.
Reputable collection agency with 35 years experience offers to collect notes judgments mortgages or accounts anywhere with references available. Write us for service.
A wartime employment notice invites middle aged or elderly men to earn steady year round income by calling on farmers from 162 Liberty Street, Winona, Minnesota. Experience not required, but reliability and good references are needed. Write J. R. Jessie.
Local notes record visits and moves among Browning Milan and surrounding towns including Mrs J N Chambers Dorothy Brown ing visits Mrs Beverly Moore joins Citizens Savings Bank staff and many kinfolk and friends from Purdin Linneus Marceline and Kansas City. Military training and patrols are announced with state wide drills and wartime traffic handling at Sedalia and Jefferson City.
The highway patrol urges motorists to watch for children at play as spring arrives to safeguard America's youth on roads and prevent accidents.
Diamond Dick a black saddle stallion stands 15 3 hands weighing about 1100 lbs. Sired by El liston Chief Rex Cloud and Elliston stock with multiple dams. Terms: eight dollars to insure living colt, season fee for mare and foal. care not responsible for accidents. Mare and foal to stand at Browning farm five miles west and one mile south.
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