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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1922
Page
5
Village notices report visits by Dr. Hanna and families, shopping at Bailey's and Dickinsons for overcoats and heaters, and a broad mix of social calls. Readers are urged to inspect a new line from Bailey's and Dickinsons while local commerce highlights cheap farm loans and agricultural equipment.
Angelica Mora, a demure girl living near Baltimore, earns notoriety by damaging cars and hats with crabapples. Neighbors including Miss Pebody and the minister's wife confront her mother. Angelica is sent to the court with a pail and sponge and left under a stern probation. The next morning city men await a haberdashery opening, drawn by Angelica’s reformative moment.
The Browning Motor Co keeps busy delivering vehicles to customers in the vicinity, drawing reader attention to a quarter page advertisement showcasing prompt service and local availability.
From my own breeding pens R C R L Reds Buff Rocks Silverlaced and White Wyandotts Also White and Brown Leghorns priced right Call through North Salem Mrs Alfie Gooch.
The M E church holds nightly services with the pastor preaching each evening. Congregants are urged to attend and support the effort with presence and prayers.
The Bell telephone system consumes 785,000 trees annually for poles: 500,000 cedar, 200,000 chestnut, and 5,000 creosoted pine. Critics urged alternatives like concrete or steel poles to conserve timber.
Save on overcoats at Dickinsons and learn why Winchester Flashlights stand out among Winchester products. Minister Spier filled his regular appointment at Purdin Sunday. Mrs Jennis Cotter of Denver Colorado visited the Prathers and Lants before leaving Monday for home.
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