Cross Roads Church Activities Report
Rev Creason preached at Cross Roads Sunday with Sunday school well attended. Families visited nearby farms including Jas Dodson, J H Tharp, Geo Pipes, Curt Pipes and W I Langdon. James Brookshier and family joined Sunday visits as Billy Mills spoke in Milan.
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Dave Jennings
Browning
Rev
Creason
Cross Roads
Jas. Dodson
Webb Pipes
Geo. Pipes
Ray Pipes
Curt
Milan
James Brookshier
W. I. Langdon
Cattle Wanted for 400 Acre Pasture
Wanted about 125 head of cattle to run on 400 acres of fine pasture and good water. Prices: yearlings 50 cents, two year olds 75 cents and three's 1.00 per month. See R. W. Whaley.
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R. W. Whaley
High School Admission Examination Rankings Noted
In an examination held Saturday May 4 in this city by order of the county superintendent Geo. P. Bailey, a student of S. P. Carr at Jenkins ranked first, Mary Jenkins second, and Laverne was listed among top entrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. P. Bailey
S. P. Carr
Jenkins
Mary Jenkins
Laverne
Pupils From Gooch School Show Strong End of Term
Gooch, third, and Noble Bailey, fourth, were pupils of J. D. Burwell at the Gooch last term. The note praises the school and teacher and hopes these pupils will enter the local high school next winter.
Wool Wanted and Town Road District Formation
Harmon and Keithley advertise wool purchases before selling. The town aldermen met at the mayor's office and decided to install about fifteen street lights or rent the business district. A special road district will be created with Benton township funds to improve roads in the town.
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Benton Township
Farmers Visit Green Front Barn To See Road Stallion
R. J. Hicks, manager, invites farmers to the green front barn to inspect a fine road stallion offering in sales and breeding.
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R. J. Hicks
Fell Out On Sedgwick Road Buggy Crash
B D Stevenson and a traveling salesman wrecked a buggy near Sedgwick when the tongue dropped and the team bolted. The vehicle somersaulted, piling up grips cushions and debris in the road. Both men were injured and Uncle Bass barely moved by Saturday. The salesman and Stevenson had a falling out as the team ran for over two miles.
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B. D. Stevenson
Sedgwick
Wheatfield letter from W H Minor on crops and subscriptions
Wheatfield Indiana May 8 1912 W H Minor Browning Missouri sends $2 to raise his LEADER RECORD subscription noting a cold winter and late spring. He reports plowing for corn and good wheat oats pastures and a likely small fruit crop with no peaches. signs of hope for apples.
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Wheatfield
Ind
Joe Nickell
Browning
Leader
W. H. Minor
For Rent: 135 Acres Blue Grass Pasture and 50 Acres Corn Land
For rent in Browning Missouri. 135 acres blue grass pasture with shade and good water, 50 acres suitable for corn. Rent on share or cash basis. Inquiries at Peoples Bank. Contact Jas. Neet and S. L. Gibson.
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Peoples Bank
Browning
Jas. Neet
S. L.gibson
When and How to Spray Combating Orchard and Garden Enemies
Columbia MO Agricultural Experiment Station releases a 53 page bulletin on identifying and battling diseases and pests in fruit trees, bushes and garden crops. It covers Bordeaux mix, lime sulfur, copper sulfate, arsenate of lead, kerosene emulsion, carbon bisulfide and other pesticides with 37 illustrations. Open to both commercial fruit growers and home gardeners. free Bulletin 102 available by request.
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Agricultural Experiment Station
Columbia
Bulletin
Market Report From Kansas City Stock Yards 1912
Kansas City stock market notes mixed results with Chicago prices slipping and local sales steady. Prime steers reached $8.85 at 1340 pounds while other categories varied, hogs rose on scarce supply and sheep and lambs fluctuated with prices around $9 for woolly lambs and $7 to $8 for sheep and wethers.
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Kansas City
Chicago
Texas
Montana
Colorado
St. Louis
Browning Savings Bank Holds Annual Meeting
Shareholders met at the Browning Savings Bank building on Tuesday May 14 to conduct routine business. Officers were reelected: B. D. Bolling as president F. R. Duncan as cashier and Miss Martha Penn as bookkeeper. Directors remain unchanged.
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Browning Savings Bank
B. D. Bolling
F.R. Duncan
Martha Penn
United States
Sheep Shearing Offered With Clippers and Engine Power
Advertises professional sheep shearing services with clipper and engine power. Claims all work is done satisfactorily. Includes no specific location or date.
Sweet Potato Plants for Sale by Niece
Niece offers sweet potato plants for sale. Call to place orders and pickup ready.
E Card of Thanks
We express heartfelt thanks to all who offered kindness and support during our time of need. Your sympathy, prayers, and assistance brought comfort to our family and will be gratefully remembered.
A N Sayers Announces Sweet Potato Plants For Sale
A. N. Sayers offers a large lot of sweet potato plants with leave-in orders to be placed at the restaurant.
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A. N. Sayers
Local and Personal Notices Delights and Dialogues
Local and personal notes recount visits by C T McNeiley and Charley, Perry McCollum at a bank meeting, stork arrivals at Rob Hoskins and Nora Peaveler homes, Mrs Chas Gooch's trip to St Joseph for health treatments, J W Head attending a Savings Bank meeting, and a newborn 12 pound son of Charles Byron Northcott. Grandfather Northcott weighs in on Taft via the infant.
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Perry McCollum
North Salem
The
Savings Bank
Dr. Lehmann
Rob Hoskins
Nora Peaveler
Chas. Gooch
St. Joseph
B. F. Gooch
J. W
Route 3
Wes
Charles Byron Northcott
Reigan
T. R.taft
Northcott
LaFollette
Bryan
For Rent 80 Acres Blue Grass Pasture Near Hawkins Farm
80 acres of fine blue grass pasture for rent near residence of Wm Hawkins about 9 miles northeast of the city with plenty of good water. For particulars write John Mairs Brown ing Mo.
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Wm. Hawkins
John Mairs
Browning, Mo
Contractors Seek Concrete Work Partnerships
Contractors announce readiness to work with firms on concrete projects including caves, flues, foundations, and brickwork highlighting collaboration opportunities in construction.
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Browning, Missouri
Joseph Nickell
Cross i
Alden Tharp
J. H. Tharp
Harmon & Keithley
Kingman
Morrison
J. W. Jones
Stock Report
A.A. Healy
C. T. McNeiley
Charley
H. E. En
W.M
P. Nickell
Crete
Bauer Brothers
Cotter
J. P. Bolling
J. J. Harmon & Co
H. T
Yeur
Offi Peters Browning