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Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Nov 06, 1919

Page

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Lessons on thrift and honest talk in daily life

An essay urges careful spending during high prices and saving for rainy days. It notes people avoid overpaying for goods, warns against gossip and wire tapping, and extols charity as thoughtful regard for neighbors. It also reports on John P. Bramhall aiding disabled service members through government action.

Mar Atlanta Georgia Putnam County Dan Bramhall John P. Bramhall The United States Department of “Action Bramhall Army Navy Cray Ae

The Old Fashioned Girl

A fragment reflecting on longing for a real old fashioned girl before modern dress trends and makeup altered appearances. The narrator suggests a bare possibility readers may not actually prefer the traditional look as much as they think.

Nobody Works But Uncle Sam quote cited

Neosho Times quotes a critic railing at government ownership of industry. The piece lists railroads, packing, steel, autos, newspapers, and farms as potential targets for nationalization and mocks by suggesting a slogan that “Nobody works but Uncle Sam.”

Russia North Dakota Sam Neosho Times

Trustee Sale of Browning Lots Seeks Payment of Note

Trustee C M Thornton will sell at the Linneus courthouse door on December 1 1919 the Browning Missouri Lots Nine and Ten in Block Seven to satisfy a note of 1300 secured by a deed of trust dated April 18 1918 held by C C Tattershall and Alda A Tattershall.

C. C. Tattershall Alda A. Tattershall Recorder of Deeds Linn County Missouri Browning Court House Linneus C. M. Thornton

Amboy official weds Cairo woman in Clinton ceremony

Mr E M Marvin new Amboy utilities chief married Miss Cora Frizielle of Cairo Illinois at Clinton on Oct 22 with Rev Matteee of the Methodist church officiating. They reside at Mrs C T Dunns Mason street Amboy Illinois.

E.M. Marvin Amboy Illinois Northern Utilities Co Marvin Cora Frizielle Cairo Ill Clinton Matteee The Methodist Church C. T. Dunn Mason Street

Big Land Deal Sealed Near Fields Mill

A large land purchase was completed last week in the city corridor with J. D. Burwell negotiating the sale. Bert C. Bailey sold his farm just south of Fields Mill to his brother F. L. Bailey.

J. D.burwell Herbert C. Bailey Old Fields Mill F. L. Bailey

Owner Acquires K M Duncan Farm North of City

Spring has acquired the K M Duncan farm just north of the city. The 340 acre tract is well improved and lies fine. The purchase price was 45000 dollars. Mr Bailey plans to rent the farm soon.

K. M. Duncan Bailey

Hallowe en Luncheons Delight Ladies at Fields Home

Mesdames E. B. Fields K. M. Duncan and W. H. Dickinson hosted Hallowe en luncheons Oct 30 31 for about 60 ladies. Guests were greeted by a spectral figure and seated at candlelit tables with jack o lanterns. A five course luncheon followed with word and story contests and prizes won by Mrs. Guy Mrs. J D Lay Miss Maud Fields and Mrs. B H Peterson.

Hallowe'en E. B. Fields K. M. Duncan W. H. Dickinson Guy J.D. Lay Maud Fields B. H. Peterson

Farms for sale and money for loan offered

Calhoun and Thornton advertise farms for sale with favorable terms and promise unlimited money at the lowest interest rate. They invite buyers, sellers, traders, or borrowers to use their services.

Calhoun & Thornton

Brookshier Rinehart Wedding in Browning Missouri

A marriage took place on October 29 1919 at the home of the bridegroom's father in Browning Missouri between Earl Glen Brookshier and Ethel Rinehart both of Sullivan county Missouri. The groom is the son of Mrs James Brookshier and the bride is the eldest daughter of Will Rinehart. Friends wish the couple a prosperous life together.

Mrs Owen Hosts Delightful Surprise Birthday Dinner

November 2nd Mrs Owen held a pleasant surprise party for her husband’s sixty first birthday. At 10 o clock guests arrived and shared a sumptuous dinner after games.

Suygrise Owen Felock

Birthday Gathering Honors Mr Kimbrough's Day

The community notes a birthday celebration for Mr Kimbrough with guests listed including S Johnson H A Tomlin Price Gilmer T H Moore H E Creason C E Stults Charles Tate Lee Kimbrough George Hoskins Marvin Murrell and others. The remembrance is cherished by all present and a guest attended.

Mr. Kimbrough Messers Mesdames S. Johnson H.A. Tomlin Price Gilmer T. H. Moore H. E. Creason C. E. Stults Chas. Tate Lee Kimbrough George Hoskins Marvin

Two Farms For Sale Northeast of Browning

I will sell my 140 acre farm and my 80 acre farm after purchasing another. Both properties are well improved with 100 acres hog tight fencing and good soil. Land lies well on a mail route ten miles from the school and ten miles northeast of Browning. For particulars write A A Hawkins Cora Mo.

Browning A. A. Hawkins Cora, Mo

Farmers look to 1920 food program as power shift rise

A provocative warning argues the American farmer holds the key to the nation’s economy. It details farmer organization, wage trends, and price pressures from steel and coal, urging a collective bid to cut living costs by reducing production costs and profiteering, with a pivotal 1920 farm plan at stake.

Congress U.S Indus Washington Huston U. S. Dept. of Agriculture Pres. Wilson Wilson

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