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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1926
Page
1
Early Tuesday morning burglars pried open and cut the front door at J. J. Smith's store. About 30 ladies suits valued at wholesale $20 each, silk hose, and an overcoat were stolen, totaling an estimated loss of $1000. Sheriff Phillips investigated as other nearby stores had similar break ins.
Stock hogs for sale range from 50 to 90 pounds. Seller is Leon Norvell of R F D No 1 Inneus. Located in Missouri. Contact details provided for inquiries.
P. P. Kolasch advertises repair of car side curtains, celluloid, leather coats, harnesses, and shoe repairs. Services include resewing, patching, oiling harnesses, and on‑wait repairs with a broad line of harness hardware and affordable prices.
Joe Nickell states that hunters trappers with or without dogs are barred from his leased land to keep them off his premises.
Patterned fragment shows a Friday plan to attend a pitcher show was halted by trouble locating a hair. Readable text lacks clear names or places, indicating a disrupted social scene and a missing participant.
The Missouri College of Agriculture advises preparing hives for winter as plants dormancy begins. Build a three sided chicken wire frame around the hive with a leaf fill and a top sack to seal out cold air. Leave space for bees to move between combs, as bees stay active all winter and rely on stored food for heat.
A notice by C. J. Ingraham warns that no hunting with guns traps or dogs is allowed on the premises and threatens prosecution for trespass.
Miss Opal Ruth Neely of Browning Missouri married Frank L. Montfort of Bayside New York at Bayside M E Church. The couple will honeymoon in Florida then reside at 42 14 West Street Bayside. Montfort works at Brown Brothers Bank in Manhattan.
Orchard listing promotes late keeping winter apples for sale at Kelsey Orchards with Willow Twigs Fen Davis and others priced from 1.00 to 1.50 per bushel. Sweet cider always on tap. Where better apples grow.
Patterson of Purdin and Ruth Wingate of Linneus were married October 23 1926 at South Methodist Parsonage Plattsburg Missouri Reverend Stilwell officiated. Groom described as industrious farmer son of Walter D Patterson of east of Purdin.
The groom is praised as a fine young man and a leader in the community. The bride is the second daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Wingate of Linneus and a former Linneus High School student beloved by classmates. The piece extends congratulations and wishes for a long happy marriage.
Locust Valley Baptist Church schedules preaching Saturday night and Sunday morning and evening with a business meeting and urging all members to attend. Pastor L. B. Hargrove promotes the services.
The Duncan family thanks friends for acts of kindness and floral offerings during the illness death and burial of their daughter and sister Beverly. Mr and Mrs K M Duncan and Beverly.
A cemetery sexton in a nearby county seat town sent Mr Summers a request to sell a sample case. Summers declined citing a eight year policy of no agents and no commission, warning prices would rise to match competitors. The bonafide letters are on file at Summers' business.
Advertises highway construction work on state routes 8 or 36 between Laclede and Brookfield. Applicants urged to apply to C. D. Herren in Laclede Missouri.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the M. E. Church will hold their annual Bazaar and serve dinner on November 20, 1926.
A pie supper and radio program are planned at the Prairie Mound school house on Wednesday night October 10. The radio program will be broadcast by Herbert C. Bailey. Chief Howell, Pawnee Indian, will deliver an address. Farrell Dunlap, Teacher.
C Roy Bixler will preach at the Church of Christ next Sunday November 7 at 11 a m and at nine o clock. Everyone is invited to attend these services.
Announcement promises Dr Palm glasses with guaranteed quality at low prices. Last call this winter implies a limited time sale event starting December 7.
Mrs Julia McQuown entertained at her Linestreet home with a one o clock dinner for Mr and Mrs Will Purdin of Oklahoma City Oklahoma The gathering included Mrs C J Ingraham and others The feature editorial advice urged home cleanliness through arranging furnishings reducing dirt entry and teaching family members to keep spaces tidy with practical tips and disposal habits.
For sale two Percheron stallions one four coming and one two coming and a five year old saddle gelding. Contact A. M. Walker at 704 Laclede in Missouri.
Mr. and Mrs. Jay Harvey hosted a one o'clock Sunday dinner in Kansas City honoring Dr. and Mrs. E. P. Harvey. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Knifong, Miss Ella Keithley, Mrs. S. C. Lantz and son Coleman, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Harvey, and Misses Lucile Nickell and Floy Kenley.
Heating wood is offered for sale in Browning Missouri. Price is $2.50 per load delivered. Contact E. B. Turner by phone 70A for arrangements.
Mr and Mrs J P Bolling hosted a one o clock dinner at their Pleasant Hill township country home Sunday with Dr Roy Whaley Mr and Mrs Bb Jolley Mr and Mrs James Neet and children as guests. Mrs Bolling assisted by daughter Miss Virginia served a country dinner in the dining hall followed by social conversation and cordial hospitality.
A. G. Thurlo offers 75 to 80 White Leghorn hens for sale. Local poultry listing with contact details not provided.
Regularly cared for homes avoid major upheaval but seasonal changes still require detail updates. The article outlines practical steps to adjust routines and maintain cleanliness without traditional long spring or fall deep cleans.
A burglary at the J. M. Canady store in Hecla occurred yesterday morning. The thief or thieves took a large quantity of overalls and other goods and notified Browning central to alert officials.
Agriculture expert Leonard Haseman warns severe winter or strong fall and winter control needed to curb chinch bugs in Missouri. Bugs in grasses and waste areas can be burned out on warm, calm days to expose remaining pests, with careful wind management to penetrate clump grasses. Concluded on page 5.
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