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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1918
Page
4
A Browning Missouri bulletin notes edition date May 30 1918 and post office filing as second class mail matter dated July 8 1897. Local items include community notices and local updates from Browning.
Date May 9 1918 notice that Letters of Administration for Andrew J Jennings deceased granted by Linn County Probate Court hearing May 6 1918. Creditors must exhibit claims within six months for allowance or be barred. claims within one year barred. J E Marvin Administrator Arthur L Pratt Judge of Probate Att.
Officials announce W. S. Shatto as candidate for Clerk of Sullivan County Court and E. F Shoop of Polk Township as candidate for Recorder of Deeds both subject to the August Republican primary election decisions.
Bev Frankline and wife visited Milan on Tuesday. Flossie Frazier visits cousin Bessie Norman this week. A rain Tuesday morning aided crops. Esta Brookshier and wife visited J. D. Bing ham family. Ernest and Cecil Dodson bought new cultivators. Mrs George Beck and son visited in Cora area. Francis Fanning and wife visited Jas Fanning. Bertha and Rosa Fanning spent Sunday with Alpha Fanning. Helen Bingham stayed with Esta Brookshier in Browning. Sunday school attended at White Oak Grove. Mrs Thomas Jennings and children visited Rev Franklin last week. Mrs Ernest Langdon and child visited Mrs J W Pipes near Green Castle. W P Nickell and family with Chas Dodson visited Cecil Dodson. Fanning is quiet poor. Red Cross pie supper at Oss Roads Saturday raised 54.40 to aid our boys.
A brief quote survey extols Missouri for leading in pure bred animals and variety of fruits and vegetables, noting the state grows more diverse stock and crops than others.
The report extols Missouri as leading in mules with 367000, largest fresh water spring, and top rankings in apple trees hay markets light horses city parks wild animal farms soils crops. It also credits the state with world class status in corn farming peony farming orchards nurseries saddle horses and several cattle breeds.
Dr. R. W. Whaley has rented rooms at the back of Peoples Bank and is renovating them for a new office. The space will be plastered, papered, and fitted with improvements to create a highly competitive suit of rooms for his practice.
In anxious days readers are urged to shut off steam and overhaul the body to stay fit. Thousands imagine summer health trips and rest-pleasure plans as they dream of better times.
In the North Dakota ship galleys cooks operate a meat slicer to minimize pork waste. Fat serves as fuel for fighters and bacon is in high demand by allied armies and navies. The need for pork products runs at 150 million pounds monthly, triple the prewar amount, with potato peeling shown as another waste eliminator.
L T Wyckoff, a travel agent, urges readers to choose scenic Colorado, national parks, the Big Horn Mountains, Buffalo Bill country, Black Hills, Salt Lake City, the North Pacific Coast, and California for vacation plans. The message positions his agency as the help in planning.
Brookfield shop invites customers to visit for updated eye strain remedies and eyewear testing. The staff emphasize self sterilizing test cases and reducing disease risk while trying on lenses and frames.
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