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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1910
Page
12
The note records a Bee mail item entered at Brown ing, Missouri, on July 8, 1897. It identifies the location and date of mailing activity for the Bee publication entry.
Fo ward E Shoop of Green City Missouri announces candidacy for Recorder of Deeds of Sullivan County subject to the Republican primary in August 1910.
The Leader-Record announces John N. Wilson as a Republican candidate for County Clerk, pending the August primary.
The piece argues Memorial Day should be a sacred national observance rather than a general holiday for sports and merriment. It warns against moving the date to Sunday and calls for a day that educates and unites the nation in memory of all who died defending the country.
Variation in cream testing confuses farmers despite same cows feed and equipment. Factors include separator speed, milk temperature, flow rate, flushing water, milk richness, and cream screw adjustment. A Babcock test with consistent sampling can verify test accuracy for cream buyers. Purdin Lumber Co. advertising follows with prices. Mrs. Adams hosts a gathering honoring Mrs. Lane with contests and prizes.
Mrs Cornelia Harmon presided as hostess for an engaging P E O Chapter V gathering. Former president Mrs Emily E Lane of Portland Oregon attended as guest of honor, with Mrs Nettie M Roberts of Chapter R Howard Kansas visiting. Mrs Adams led a study of English classics while 19 members shared Bible stories or quotations before adjourning to meet June 8 with Mrs Eunice Dickinson. Purdin Lumber Co advertises cultivators with guaranteed material and workmanship.
General admission ten cents and free for ladies. Come out and help root.
All persons who have turned stock in our pasture without our concern must report to Browning Mere Co at once. Your failure to do this will force us to turn your stock on the outside.
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