Cross Roads and Cora. Dodson and son visit Milan
JasenS Dodson and family were guests of E. E Maxey and family Sunday. Lee Duncan and family from Centerville Iowa were in the community last week visiting friends and relatives.
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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1915
Page
8
JasenS Dodson and family were guests of E. E Maxey and family Sunday. Lee Duncan and family from Centerville Iowa were in the community last week visiting friends and relatives.
B A Thomas a retired Kentucky chemist fed horses a powder he claimed improved coat shine and health. Neighbors noticed slick shining horses and he touted his stock remedy now known across Kentucky among horsemen and farmers. The ad promises money back and credits M F Bench.
Advertises farm loans with notes and terms and claims the lowest rates. Mentions Curwell Porter in Milan Missouri as the lending agents.
Eight years of field tests show Praiselets potash improves soil in Missouri fields. Results indicate better yields on lime deficient soils and stronger crop performance in trials across multiple locations.
M F Miller notes six reports from the Agricultural Experiment Station at Columbia. Three cover prairie soils of north central and northeast Missouri numbered 126 127 128, while the other three examine red limestone and prairie soils of southwest and central Missouri numbered 119 129 130.
An ad offers a home remedy mixing Farris Healing Remedy with linseed oil to create healing oil or with lard or vaseline to form an ointment. The product promises sixteen ounces of Healing Remedy for harness galls barbed wire cuts scratches and other skin injuries with a two dollar value claimed and is attributed to M. F. Bench.
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