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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1928
Page
4
The Browning leader reports a week of good rains followed by sun improving farm and garden prospects. Local residents share visits and outings with neighbors including Aunt Maggie Byewer Mrs Gealie Sweait Perry McCollusi Elvis Martin and families. Additionally Mrs Mary Jones visits Pur din and Nola Hest from Bucklin spends the weekend with Bet McCollum.
A flood of visitors and residents frequent the Cross Roads area last week as rain fell. The community mourns the death of Fred Havens Sr on Saturday night. Several families from Milan Browning and Ghillicothe sped time with relatives and attended the Browning rodeo while others shopped in Milan.
Shafter households boast home remodeling and social visits as neighbors share events. Weekend callers include Mesdames Hess Bowyer Molloy and others in Browning and Clarence. A ten year old boy, Bob Smith, was accidentally shot on Parson creek and is recovering with family at his bedside. The community extends sympathy for the Browning death of B D Stevenson.
The report mentions cooler conditions and several local residents visiting family and friends in Detroit. It notes a well attended Shelby show, a ball game won by Bute, and visits by Carlos Bauer and Kermet Rulon to local households. Reymond and Ray Rauer, and Sun Mayme Buswell’s health update are also listed.
A candidate named Judge J. E. Montgomery runs for Circuit Judge pending the voters’ approval. The notice indicates a Democratic party affiliation and campaign effort urging support at the upcoming election.
The notice announces a Republican primary to be held on Tuesday August 7 1928. It provides polling and procedural details for voters to participate in the party selection process.
The Leader-Record announces L. A. Embree as a candidate for Linn county sheriff subject to voter approval at the Democratic Primary on Tuesday August 7 1928.
Arthur L. Richardson of Baker township seeks the Democratic nomination for Linn County Sheriff in the August 7 primary.
Prosecuting Attorney Vane C. Thurlo of Benton township runs for the office of Linn County Prosecuting Attorney, subject to voter will in the Democratic Primary to be held Tuesday August 7 1928.
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