Nickell’s Journal Headlines Brown ing Edition
The Brown ing Daily notes Editor Joseph Nickell’s editorial leadership and the paper’s dated publication on Thursday November 11, 1908, marking its second class mail status since July 8, 1897.
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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1908
Page
4
The Brown ing Daily notes Editor Joseph Nickell’s editorial leadership and the paper’s dated publication on Thursday November 11, 1908, marking its second class mail status since July 8, 1897.
Mrs Eliza beth J Russell celebrated her seventieth birthday at C N Russell home with about twenty relatives present. Children C N Russell Albert Russell and Etta Bailey and Mrs Arthur P Rose of Worthington Minnesota attended a family dinner. Guests departed wishing her many more happy birthdays.
A lively review of A Jolly American Tramp praising its heart felt humor love intrigue and clever plotting. The production promises six strong characters and a bright comedy element with surprising climaxes. Show runs at Whaleys Opera House on November 13.
An advertisement touts Hexamethylenetetramine as a key ingredient in Foley's Kidney Remedy. The text claims it acts as a uric acid solvent and antiseptic for urine and urges early use at signs of irregularity to prevent serious illness.
A notice for a farm sale 3 miles east of North Salem on Wednesday November 18 1908 lists 1 bay mare five years old 1 bay horse two years old 2 sucking colts 4 two year old mules 11 yearling mules 10 sucking mules 1 pair five year old driving horses 3 heifer calves 3 steer calves and 23 head of two year old steers. Terms include six month credit with note and four percent discount for cash. Sale starts at 10 o'clock. D J Jerome.
An advertisement asserts comfortable interior and stylish exterior shoes and promises fair pricing. It offers a product trial with a return guarantee and states exclusivity as the local agent for listed shoe lines.
Advertisement claims Foley's Kidney Remedy aids kidney and bladder disorders and restoring vitality for middle aged people. Endorsed by L. C. Lantz urging readers to begin taking the product today.
When lungs are sore and inflamed pneumonia and consumption germs lodge and multiply. Foley's Honey and Tar kills the cough germs, eases the stubborn cough, heals the lungs and prevents serious results. The genuine product comes in the yellow package. LL. C. Lantz.
Mrs Curt McCollum returned Saturday from a visit with relatives near Green City.
Jno A Andrews son in law of A J Boston long a Linneus public schools superintendent now leads Phillips Oklahoma public schools and has been named a member of the county Board of Examiners. Also an advertisement touts Foley's Orino Laxative as a non gripe digestive remedy.
Reports from a 127 foot shaft near New Cambria show assays by Denver experts returning 8 dollars in gold per ton. Historical finds of gold along Yellow Creek spark expectation that Macon County could join the field if prospecting confirms a true gold district.
Ideal weather for husking corn as Shafter reports. Maude Kirby of Hecla visited her brother Lin Kirby this week. Edna Sparks visited Pauline Cotter over Sunday. Miss Jessie Western of Linneus resumes school at Light after a week vacation. James Merrick made a business trip west of Linneus Tuesday. Nat Purdin of near Linneus visited at Andy Bundies Sunday. Pearl Kimbrough visited Mrs James Phillips last week. Rebecca Stone visited her niece Mrs Herman Powell Sunday. Grover Murrell family visited Jake Barnes Sunday. Enoch Hooker family visited J T Hooker Sunday. Chas Singleton delivering corn to Obe Broyles this week. Anna and Martha Hammack visited Iva Creas on Sunday. Sybal Merrick visited sister Mrs Lewis Grice near Meadville over Sunday. J W Jones and Chas Thornton drove up near Milan on business Wednesday.
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