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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1922
Page
1
A nostalgic fragment recalls childhood pumpkin lore with lanterns and fairy tales. It offers reflections on lasting friendship, fidelity, and the value of care in marriage and everyday life, urging steadfastness amid adversity and the good found in others.
A brief statement argues that the circle of human duties remains complete only when the duties of trans and woman are united. The remark links gender identity with shared social responsibilities, highlighting inclusivity.
Listen I am prepared to paint stain or grain all old furniture or automobiles, make them look like new. Prices to suit. Call 54 B.
Special notice from W. E. Creason agent for Milan Cleaner. Call 193 or 73 to arrange cleaning and home delivery of clothing.
The Leader Record features a department titled Stories of American Life and Hap penings in the Cities. It offers intimate, occasionally humorous or poignant views of big town happenings illustrated by Ray Walters cartoons and appears regularly in the paper.
Hon J P Painter of Jefferson City spoke at the Electric Theatre Monday night to a fair sized audience. A Sullivan County boy who rose to prominence he served as Sullivan county prosecuting attorney and is now secretary of the Public Service Commission. He will spend this week with Sullivan county candidates.
O. R. invites the congregation to begin a special series of meetings next Sunday with the morning subject His Kingdom. The note urges members to participate actively, describing God’s church as a wagon for harvest work and calling people to hitch on for Christ and his church.
A letter from D H McCully and family endorses Allen D Morrison for the State Legislature Sullivan County. The message notes 20 years of association and service, the candidate’s Army service, and a Republican family urging voters to elect him for taxpayers’ interests. Political advertisement.
Democratic candidate Harry E. Kelley appeals to Linn County voters, recalling his four years as recorder, promising faithful service and urging support on Election Day. The message mixes campaign note and family anecdotes with local color and a brief agricultural health aside on fruit in the diet.
An advertisement touts Spirella The Health Corset as combining health comfort durability and style with a price from 2.75 dollars. It invites readers to call or write Mrs Chas Ranier at Milan Missouri telephone 205.
Dr Sailer a veterinary practitioner operates at Nev Ins Drug Store and is reachable by phone around the clock indicating 24 hour service for urgent animal care and consultations.
A fragment reports Slats diary entry noting Friday events with Well Pug Stevens bringing his son to a football game. It mentions Slim and Red falling on him during the activity.
On Friday November 10 1922 at the west door of the Court House Linneus Missouri a sale of Lots 9 and 10 Block 7 Original Town Browning Linn County will occur between 10 am and 5 pm. The sale follows a deed of trust dated February 25 1918 by Jesse D Burwell and Alpha N Burwell and secured by the property. Trustee F A Fleming states the Burwells no longer own the property nor are they responsible for the debt.
W. B. Watson warns against hunting or trapping on his farms marking a firm personal prohibition and signaling enforcement of property boundaries.
A Browning Missouri lender J D Burwell advertises ready funds for farm loans five seven or ten years at 6 percent with no red tape or delay.
John T. Watkins offers extra large pears and Jonathon apples for sale. Located seven miles west of Browing Missouri, contact details not provided.
P M Bernard of the Missouri College of Agriculture says breeding for early litters is highly profitable for farmers raising market hogs. An 11 year Missouri Experiment Station study shows sows bred early grow 1 2 years longer, reach market age 5 10 days sooner, litter size unchanged, feed and weaning costs unchanged, and more pigs produced over a sow s life with quicker turnover of brood sows.
Several head of registered Shorthorn cows and heifers and bull calves eligible to register. Owner listed as J C Green.
Calhoun and Thornton advertise buying selling and trading farms town property and merchandise offering to write insurance and arrange farm loans at the lowest rates. They invite inquiries about sales purchases loans and trades.
Friday October 20, Wayne Brantner and Blanche Tucker along with Lowel Brantner and Hazel Greenstreet traveled to Kirksville where they stood as principals in a double wedding. Wayne is the son of Mr and Mrs Mack Brantner a progressive young farmer. Blanche is the daughter of Mr and Mrs W H Tucker route 4.
The Leader Record joins friends of Hazel Greenstreet of Winigan and Lowel Brantner of Purdin in extending congratulations. The two are described as well connected youths with broad social circles and bright futures as they begin married life.
The bank announces a six percent farm loan without commission and invites interested applicants to write or call for more information at Peoples Bank.
Fall plowing offers multiple farmer approved benefits on level prairie lands and gently rolling areas while avoiding wash prone soils. It spreads workload, warms soils earlier, aids seed bed formation and insect control, and helps loosen heavy clods though rough field conditions should be left until spring to prevent binding.
Burwell and Porter of Brookfield Missouri advertise farm loans at five and one half percent interest.
The act approved June 16 1921 sets an eighteen month limit for Vocational Rehabilitation Act training eligibility. Applications must be submitted by December 16 1922 to be considered for training furnished by the bureau.
Dr Hanna, an optician, will be at Nevins Drug Store Saturday afternoon and Monday and Tuesday until noon November 4 6 and 7. Come in for careful eye testing.
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