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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1910
Page
5
Seaman and Son offer meals while Peters Produce Co. buys poultry and eggs. Numerous small items note visits, sales, and services across Linneus Milan Browning and surrounding towns including shipments of horses and hogs, millinery, watches, jewelry repairs, and cement blocks.
K. M. Duncan sold a seven acre tract west of the railroad to J. P. Pipes for a high price per acre. The property includes a residence and barn and is described as one of the best pieces in the area. Duncan plans another residence on the east side and may move to the city in the fall.
Josephine Clark Pratt born December 19 1855 in Wanesburg Pennsylvania married February 11 1874 to R K Pratt. She died April 30 1910 at Neosho Missouri and was buried at Novato Oklahoma aged 54 years 4 months 11 days. She leaves a husband two daughters one brother and four sisters with final words I trust in Jesus.
A heavy rain and hail swept the area Saturday night causing flood damage and soil washout. Mairs branch overflowed cutting across the railroad track while creeks near the town flooded bottoms and damaged crops. Farmers expect replanting of corn due to persistent wet cold weather and doubt a bumper harvest.
The notice promotes a selection of ice cold soft drinks and a fine line of confectionery at Cassity's Rest in Purdin. It urges customers to call for details or orders.
Mary F. Butler born February 22, 1837 in Monroe county Missouri moved to Sullivan county as an infant and became a devout Christian. She expressed hope in Christ shortly before dying May 20 1910 of heart failure. She belonged to the Christian Union church at Cross Roads and was buried May 21 at Deep Spring cemetery with services by M R F Nickell. Good baking powders at Seaman's.
Yellow Nansemond Red Bermuda Red Spanish and Red vineless sweet potato plants are in season and offered for sale at T. J. Seaman's restaurant. 24th A. N. Sayers.
The wedding took place Wednesday at 1 o clock at the parsonage with Rev. Potter officiating. After the ceremony the couple, showered with rice, left for Brookfield and then Laplata to visit relatives. They plan to settle soon in his new home recently repaired for the bride.
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