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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1914
Page
4
Edward Shoop of Polk Township announces candidacy for Recorder of Deeds in Sullivan County subject to the August primary and the decision of Republican voters.
Ethel Cordray is sick with measles. Herman Knnfong’s children have whooping cough. Several locals attend church in Winigan and Gardner. Many residents visit relatives and tend farms while others travel for visits and business in Browning Tulgania North Salem and Oklahoma.
The report lists families and individuals spending Sunday in Foraker and Linneus, mentions A B Stewart Jeff Fielde Robert Crowdis and others at Milan court Saturday, and notes J N Carter and J P Pipes visiting before returning home with Mr and Mrs J W Warren serving on the Milan petit jury this week.
Burwell and Sayers advertise a Friday and Saturday sale on the best bananas and oranges at 15 cents per dozen. Hurry to take advantage of the limited event.
The Browning Band under William Earle Fulton with Clair Calhoun Neet Ficklin and Frances Davis delivered a superb concert praised by a large audience. Fulton, since March 1, has won wide local appreciation and gratitude. A marriage at the M E Parsonage joined William Roy Jones and Jennie Stewart Woodside with Rev Marion Moore officiating.
A new tailor shop operates inside the Chas Dillinger Barber Shop offering cleaning, pressing, and alteration services. Tadine and men’s suits are made to order from 16 dollars, plus coats from 4 dollars, with reasonable rates and custom tailoring.
Fragmentary text suggests cement blocks made with crushed store debris. lacks clear details on origin, location, dates, or outcomes.
A fragmented ad copy extols summer trips to Pikes Peak Estes Park Yellowstone Glacier North Pacific Coast and other American wonders. It urges readers to plan a memorable 1914 vacation to enjoy these sites and be refreshed by travel.
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