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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1911
Page
4
The ad notes strong clothier sales of overcoats and sweaters with emphasis on underwear. It highlights a bargain counter of caps and invites buyers to choose caps now, promising style quality and price satisfaction.
South Sullivan and Pink Woolf visited Brook field on Sunday. Mrs. R. M. Cotter came to Milan for a Saturday visit. S. Atkins and family plan moving to Browning soon. J. W. Jacobs contemplates moving to Browning. Mrs. Judah Creason returned from Milan. Mrs. S. H. Linhart returned from Kirksville. Clay Bales of Green Castle sold nursery stock nearby. Talks rise of starting a White Oak Grove school house literary. D. H. Clark of Galt visited Ja cobs and bought two car loads of wheat for Browning. The Leades Record, age s year.
Miss Caroline Biswell visited Linneus on Friday. Louie Haley and Leon Hunter were absent from school for family visits. The Pythian Literary Society plans a program Friday at 2 30 PM. Inclement weather prompted a geography trip postponement and a luncheon in Supt. Martins office.
Ora Smith and wife visited at W R Hedges Sunday evening. Fritz Edens was a boarding visitor Monday between trains.
Northeastern Linn Albert Hoselton threshes two timothy crops on Verge Ware farm. Prof E L Joyce visits Cattey school and notes good progress. Mrs Mollie Pounds visits Meadville. Paddy Ryan and wife return to Vancouver after visit. Frank Miller completes a concrete walk for Mrs Christa Jenkins. Mrs Robt Moore visits Linneus relatives. Bertie Schrock returns to American Falls Idaho. Frank Cattey and I J McCollum make Browning trip. Will Brewer to complete new house for plastering. John Pounds injures foot stepping on a nail. Rev Henry and Tanquerry lead ME Church meetings. Johnston Bros from Brookfield visit for coon hunting. Det Smith returns from South Dakota horse hunt. Fred Deskins family to spend winter from Polson Montana. Will McCollum plans harness business sale in Gifford. Henry Whetzel and wife visit from Los Angeles. Tora Goram beats wood-saw records for Abhbott's timber benefiting neighbors.
Coal! Coal! We will have coal on track from now on. Come in and get our prices before you buy your coal for winter. Peters Produce Co.
A state resident reports he could not locate the item he sought. The remark suggests frustration with available stock or selection.
Browning Camp No. 2614 M W A meets on the first and third Wednesday nights each month. Officers listed include K M Duncan as V C and J E Marvin as Clerk.
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