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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1925
Page
5
Dr. Hanna the optician and several area residents are listed with visits, business trips, and social calls. Names include E. J. Brantner North Salem, H. L. Fuller Purdin, Claude Porter Milan, Mrs. Mary Robinson, Dr. Brownback, G. M. Crockett Unionville, Mrs. Blanche Clements, J. Roy Mairs Chillicothe, J. W. Kenley, Rev. Hargrove, and many others as the town conducts daily commerce and social visits.
Calhoun and Thornton present residence properties for sale at bargain prices plus town properties and farms for exchange. Money at lowest rate. Pie Supper and Candy Social at North Salem Missouri on November 20, 1925. Teacher Truman Ritze invites all.
A public notice warns hunters that hunting with gun or dog and trapping are forbidden on local farms to avoid prosecution. Signatories include H. F. Kille, J. B. Harmon, Carl Daniels, J. E. Brown, and Elmer W. Sevier.
Advise for breaking up a cold or gripping flu using Calotabs, a purified calomel tablet. One to two tablets at bedtime with water purports to cleanse the system without saltiness or nausea, and the next morning the cold is gone with renewed appetite. Family packages with directions sell for 35 cents at drug stores.
Mrs Aubry Jones returns from Hale after visiting C P Oaks family. Mrs Mary Mundell travels to Tucumcari New Mexico and San Jon to see her son. Mrs Eva Hope and daughter visit Lantz family. Lantz couple go to Middletown Ill to join Prof Hoce. Ogle's Meat Market offers mince meat and pickles. Walter Prather and Roscoe Powell at state corn show in Sedalia. Ray and Ora Bennett also travel to Sedalia for the corn show. Duncan area promotes International Primrose cream separators with prices and terms.
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