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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1915
Page
4
In South Sullivan J T Head moved to the old Lantz farm as farmers begin fall plowing. Visitors included Mr and Mrs Albert Mag gart at W L Taylors and Mrs Elmer Johnson with Miss Ethel Creason at Brookfield.
Buy high grade pianos at factory prices for thirty days from Jones Music Co. of Brookfield. Your old instrument may be taken in trade. Easy payments available. Pianos tuned and repaired. Phone 299.
C. M. Thornton advertises the lowest rates on farm loans and availability of farms and other properties for sale or exchange. Inquiries or letters accepted.
Gathering corn is the order of the day. Ed Almond and family have moved to Cora. Mrs Sadie Lawrence of Purdin was in Cora Sunday. J P Franklin shipped cattle and hogs from Cora. Nova Mundell of Brown Dan Havens and family.
In hog feeding a few fatten quickly, and if all did so the drive would be market ready six weeks sooner. The B A Thomas Hog Powder is a medical conditioner that keeps the system clean, promotes rapid fattening, and protects against hog diseases. It is not stock food and is used to help in early fattening. adv M F Bench.
All Yeomen are requested to be present at the next regular meeting on Tuesday night November 9. J W Jones Foreman.
Notice announces a trustee sale of 93 acre Linn County land under a 1914 deed to secure 3000 dollars with a second prior lien for 3100 dollars. The sale at the Linneus courthouse is set for Friday November 26 1915 with cash to satisfy debt and costs. Also includes a local report on county superintendents and cement block display at Haggard Brothers plant praised by Mr Harris of Burlington.
Agricultural tips on pruning, pest control, soil and road material plus county outcomes and fair coverage. Includes notes on Hessian fly, volunteer wheat destruction, seed corn, and chicken dressing contests. Mentions visits by Pete Crowdis M Burwell Zear Pennington and Havens family from Moberly and Milan trips.
Henry Thudium remains seriously hurt from a horse kick last June with no marked improvement. Mrs. Amanda Cattey visits her two daughters in Brookfield this week, Etta Clapp and Mina. Baptists hold their annual association at Winigan this week drawing a large crowd with dinner on the ground. W. W. Jones and family return from Battleground Washington to Missouri on Monday.
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