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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1923
Page
1
A Browning column criticizes street oglers and the town’s moral climate. The writer mocks a train ogler who harasses a woman, rails against public rude behavior, and argues civic reform arises when minds are swayed by thoughtful peers. The piece muses on influence, judgment, and personal integrity.
Calhoun and Thornton of Browning Missouri advertise buying selling and trading farms town property and merchandise. They also write insurance and make farm loans at low rates.
The piece argues that individuals do not form conclusions wholly from personal observation but are shaped by the actions of friends neighbors and the public overall. It asserts that no one has a mind entirely of their own.
Dr. Hanna, an optometrist, will test eyes at Nevins Drug Store Saturday afternoon and Monday and Tuesday until noon, May 26 28 and 29. Come in for careful eye examinations.
Wool buyers Lantz and Turner advertise this season paying the highest market price by grade and condition. They seek wool suppliers and urge immediate contact for terms and delivery arrangements.
Last winter in our town a child wandered from her mother to touch a muff. A woman snatched it away saying meddlesome kids and careless mothers. The baby's tears showed hurt and confusion as the moment lingered in local recollection.
The Moore family thanks friends for acts of kindness during the illness death and burial of beloved wife Laura Iona Moore. R H Moore.
Notice of election to elect a City Marshal in Browning Missouri on June 5 1923 polling in West Ward at E M Duncans Implement House and East Ward behind Farmers Exchange Bank judges appointed West Ward Kathryn Calhoun Iva Fleming H C Bailey Sr East Ward Lorene Whaley W L Bond B T Jolley by order of the Board of Aldermen City Clerk B J Harvey May 4 1923
J. D. Burwell offers farm land loans at five percent interest with a small cash commission. Terms available for five seven or ten years and favorable payment options are provided.
A westbound passenger train struck the left rear wheel of W J Dodson’s car at Lines street crossing, injuring Dodson and his young daughter. The driver and a bystander failed to hear the train approach due to obstructed view from a nearby cement plant. Dodson suffered head wounds but is believed to recover. the car was badly damaged and witnesses rushed to help alongside doctors Ingram and Epperson.
Dr Hanna an optometrist will visit Winigan Missouri at the Hotel Coram on Wednesday May 30 and at the Phone Office North Salem on Thursday May 31. Patients may receive careful eye examinations.
Last Friday marked the close of another school year under Mr Shipley and assistants. The school reports one of its most successful years with strong cooperation from teachers pupils and parents. The building is praised as a top facility for its size and the city benefits from many non resident scholars.
Officials urge residents to support a big enrollment drive as the school prepares for its largest student total in history. Emphasis on boosting both school and home town through active participation and efforts.
Text advertises new crepe patterns named Egyptian Crepes, describes them as beauties, and lists prices of 2.50 and 3.00 dollars per yard for fabric 40 inches wide from J. J Smith.
A dance event at Legion Hall Browning scheduled for Wednesday May 30 starts promptly at 8 30. Music will be supplied by the Metropolitan Jazz Orchestra of Brookfield.
For years contests in spelling and reading motivated students. Mr Bolling offered a gold medal for top speller, C M Thornton funded a reading medal, the P E O ladies awarded a high school ring, and Mr Marley provided medals for girls readers. Winners include Floy Kenley Burton Carr Elmo Schrock Rhoda Karbaugh.
A new line of sailors in fancy braids is offered at J J Smiths with light and dark shades priced from $2.00 and up.
At Nevins Drug Store two days and a half day sale runs Saturday afternoon Monday and Tuesday until noon May 26 28 and 29 Readers are invited to come in for careful eye testing by staff.
Retailer J. J. Smith promotes a fresh collection featuring worsteds cassimeres and tropical weaves for men. The range includes casual and work pants with emphasis on distinctive cuts.
The Browning Legion Post plans a Memorial Day program with 1 p.m. memorial address by L. Lozier of Carrollton, joint music by the Winigan and Browning bands, and a drill squad. A baseball game between Legion business men and locals is set for 3 p.m. No morning activities. graves will be decorated. A King Tut exhibit will be shown on the screen following the ceremony.
After May 15 eggs from my dark rich velvet Reds priced at 1.00 per setting and 5.00 per 100. Local seller L. W. Bingham announces rate for poultry produce.
Dr. A. G. Lacey of Cedar Rapids Iowa delivered the commencement address at the Electric Theatre Friday night to a crowded audience. His eloquent speech, clear as a bell, impressed all and left a lasting impression on those present.
J. J. Smith announces new spring Ratines yard wide in solid colors and plaids priced at 45 cents per yard. Customers urged to visit and view the selection.
The tomb of King Tut Ankh Amun near Luxor unveils wealth of historic and artistic objects in a landmark excavation. William Fox presents a one reel feature The Land of Tut Ankh Amun, shown at the Electric Theatre on Decoration Day. Thousands of American tourists have visited the Valley of the Nile to witness the work.
Dr Sailer a veterinary practitioner at Neg Ins Drug Store issues a public notice calling for contact at all hours due to urgent service needs and availability.
Burwell and Porter of Brookfield Missouri offer farm loans at five and a half percent interest. The notice advertises financing options for local farmers seeking capital or expansion.
A child's diary records a week of family outings and school events with humor and rough grammar. The entries describe a dance watched rather than attended, a friend’s quarrel, gum and chewing, a mother urging smoking cessation, a new student from Boston, slang teaching, eyes study, a Ku Klux Klan era film, a lawn mowing joke, and meals including boiled eggs.
For sale several leading pure bred chicks. Hens furnished for mothers when desired. Phone all inquiries through North Salem. Mrs Alfie Gooch.
Examination for teachers to be held at Brookfield and New Adams on June 1 and 2. Also a boys under 17 competitive exam June 2 for appointment to attend the State Fair at Sedalia. Free instruction for a week in an agricultural course.
Display shows a ten year guarantee on the Quick Meal oil stay with Lorain burner at Harw and Neets. The exhibit emphasizes durability and long term service for home kitchens.
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