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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1936
Page
3
The column lists assorted small ads and local visits across nearby towns. It mentions a seed corn sale by Joe Johnson, several residents visiting or hosting guests in Purdin Linneus Milan and Carrollton, a 70 acre pasture rental near Browning, and miscellaneous personal notes plus an advertisement for paints from Gamble Stores. Names include Joe Johnson D. C. Harned Ray Duncan and many local families.
The article previews a Navy oriented entertainment featuring "Shipmates Forever" with martial patriotic scenes at the Annapolis Academy. It highlights song numbers by Dick and Ruby tap routines, plus a Screen Vaudeville segment. Also notes a for sale item a new spring-trip riding cultivator from J. W. Cordray.
Our printing is at live and let live prices. D. G. Haley is trucking wool for LC, Lantz. Paul Neet of Kirksville was here Tuesday night the guest of his brother, J. N. Neet and family. Herb Thompson and daughter of near North Salem were visitors Hubert Owen who is finishing high school at Chillicothe thi s week, will come the first of the week to be with his parents, Rev. and Mrs. W. M. Owen. A. L. Knifong of near North Sa-
Lem assisted with city business on Saturday as Dr and Mrs Drury Wilson and daughter Susan of Cleveland Oklahoma visited Rev and Mrs W M Owen. Mrs W J Wilson and Mrs R O Wilson of Sampsell Missouri joined. Miss Ogaretta Owen, teaching in Arkansas, is visiting Conway relatives and will soon arrive to spend vacation with her parents.
A university tests 2350 runs show Firestone High Speed Tire stops faster and offers up to 25 percent longer non skid mileage. A record drive at Bonneville reaches 127 mph with no blowouts over 3000 miles. Major carriers like Greyhound rely on Firestone coast to coast. The 1936 line is praised for safety and value and urged for purchase today.
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