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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1906
Page
4
A fractured digest reports mine disaster in Jonas Pa with multiple injuries, a Kansas City Chamber of Commerce fire death toll, a Russian revolutions theft at St Petersburg, a deadly Atlantic City trolley crash, Ute Indians in Wyoming, and the U.S. cavalry preparations. Local notes mention mail routes, spelling events, visits, and residents moving within Milan and Green Castle areas.
Opel George Blackman and wife were Milan visitors Saturday. Everson Carr and family spent Sunday at Joe Mairs. Mrs E the Opel spent last week at Will Nations near Winigan. Ben Pardin and family of Adair County spent Sunday at Chas Pardin's. Lydia Moore returned home from Milan Thursday after a month’s visit at L. E. Haris.
W G Beckett attended the funeral of his aunt Mrs Russel of Field on Monday. V Be Davisson visited Saturday and W R Adams Miss Milda Smith and Nelle Shanks attended the Teacher's Association at Brookfield last week. Elefy Mathews visited home folks Monday and Tuesday. Rickell and wife are in Brook week. Miss Terril Burkholder came home Thursday for a few days. Steam heating work is underway at the Mercantile Store. J M Cooper is installing a furnace. Mrs Wise and her little son of Phillips Co Kansas visited her parents Mr and Mrs Martin several days last week and returned home Monday.
Winigan residents heard Rev Utter preach at the rega lpointment on Sunday. The Presiding Elder of the M Church delivered a fine sermon Sunday night. A quarterly conference was held Monday morning. Martha McArlin, wife of W. McArlin, living four miles east, became demented last Sunday morning after joining the church Saturday night. Her father took her to Fulton Wednesday. Crist of this place is bringing a series of meetings at White loaks. Landlord JM Kennedy is remodeling his barn. Rev Green of Kirksville will assist Rev Chadwell in a protraction meeting beginning Monday night Nov 5. Austin Mart bought a harness shop at Milan. Fee Hicks and wife visited his brother J Hicks over Sunday.
North Salem reports mixed weather with a call for rain for fodder drying. John Linhart died after a lasso accident while coping a young horse near his home five miles north. Thomas Kennedy is recovering from a prior gunshot wound. L W Almand completes his house and J H Lambert unveils a new machine. M V Prantier heads west. community mourns the loss of Mert.
Winter footwear test shows seasonable shoes must protect the feet. High top styles gain favor for durability and water resistance. A chrome tan shoe with extra heavy sole is recommended for hard wear and waterproofing. price listed at $3.00.
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