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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1908
Page
8
The text outlines protected wild birds and hunting seasons including turkeys deer ducks geese and other game birds with monthly and annual open seasons. It specifies license requirements for crossing county lines and penalties for illegal hunting limits and lists birds not protected such as sparrows hawks and owls.
Herbert Knight and Ben Eaton of Milan spent Monday in the neighborhood. There was a social at Will Hayes Saturday night. Ival Morris of Milan High School visited her home near Bute Sunday. Everett Riley and Fordie Christy of Gem City College returned Saturday for a few days. Numerous residents visited friends and relatives Sunday including Lula Cassity Pearl Sutherland Albert Smith Della Steele Lily Marrs Virginia Stanforth and Cleveland Christy. The Walnut Grove School is vacated this week for corn husking. An infant of Mr and Mrs Chas Sloan was buried at Zion cemetery Monday. Chapter V P E O met at Mrs Jennie Epperson's home October 28 with eleven members. Next meeting with Mrs Gertrude Fields on November 11.
The M. E. Church invites all Browning charge stewards to Mt Hope for the first Quarterly Meet on November 10 and 11, 1908. Rev. J. H. Poland will preach Tuesday at 7 30 PM and the Quarterly Conference convenes Wednesday at 10 AM sharp. J W Smith, Pastor.
Neighbors report a busy Grove period with corn gathering in Milan and a large shucking effort for Ethra Brown who is ill with consumption. Social visits include Herbert Hamilton and wife with Jas. Harris, and Mollie Cordray with Clara Hilburn leaving for Oklahoma after a week here.
Linn Kirby went to Eversonville on business. John Wood and family from near Linneus visited J. E. Merricks Sunday. L. F. Powell plans to move to Browning soon. Rolen Gooch and family visited Lee Phillips Saturday. Mable Warren visited J. D. Lay Friday. Obe Broyles and wife visited Kirksville last week. Marion Belcher and family visited John Kimbrough. Oliver Lay's couple welcomed a baby boy. John Sayers hosted a birthday and 33rd anniversary celebration Sunday.
The article warns Missouri farmers to start winter feeding early as pasture dries. It explains milk drops when cows lack feed, suggests corn or hay and small grain, and notes winter illnesses. Local notes mention visits, sales, and farm supplies.
A Chicago clothing dealer L. W. Rummel returned Monday and planned a short rest before breakfast when a burglar forced a window lock. The intruder cut through a curtain and pane near his corner window before fleeing, leaving Rummel examined by attendants.
Notice states Aslam will depart town and all accounts will be received by Mrs J W Oxley who will issue receipts. All indebted parties are urged to settle promptly.
An ad-like tip promotes Foley Kidney Rev Cue to men and women over fifty. It promises relief from kidney and bladder drain issues and restore strength, urging immediate use and noting broad middle aged appeal.
H. Clay Joy promotes Diamond K and F flour as the best on hand, claiming it as second to none in quality and reliability.
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