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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1907
Page
8
Our stock is selling quickly and will be fully ordered out. We offer values that cannot be found elsewhere to make room for holding goods. Sales depend on finding your size. Available in Blacks Blue and Brown up to size 42.
The advertisement promotes fall and winter hosiery in all grades with heavy all wool hose for men and women, and the stoutest stockings for boys and girls at strong value. It also notes a full line including rubbers, overshoes, and gaiters, emphasizing warmth, durability, and complete size and quality.
Our assortments are more complete than ever this fall and feature extra length coats with close fitting backs in brown gray and black. Priced from ten to eighteen dollars for various lengths and fits including raincoats skeleton lined and waterproof styles suitable for practical wear.
William Grisans finished constructing a new barn this week on the Opel property. Details on the project are scarce due to the fragmentary nature of the preserved text.
Wm Steele hauls posts from Ralph Leonard's this week while R E Crowdis builds a barn. W A Brown trips to Milan Monday. Hunters cautious after wild weather. Ed Allen visits Lester Harris. S H Linhart family and Kate Linhart visit Adam Linhart near Scottsville. J Harris and Bob Crowdis visit Tom Elliott for dinner after learning of fresh pork. Amos Cotter and Bert Lambert ship hogs to Kansas City. Wallisa Creason visits relatives. Lon Dickinson and family guests of Scott Browning.
The North Salem community reports busy corn husking and shredding as harvest continues. E V Jones visited his father W W Jones, and Will Hobbie with Jeff Long faced labor gaps due to few available helpers. Frank Cattey and I delivered corn to Daniel Jeromes, while John McCollum nears plasterer completion on a new house. A local option vote yielded 89 to 23 in overwhelming support. Brewar and daughter Hap Younend family move to St Gilberine Mon i.
Mrs Halliburton of St Louis spent several days with A F Dodson and wife. Mrs A C Dryden was visiting relatives in Brookfield last week. Della Johnson and Mrs Victor Johnson of Brookfield are visiting in Purdin. Mrs Hiram Street spent days with friends and relatives in Browning this week. Box supper next Friday night. Roy Downing at Grantsville school very ill. Fred Moore laid off due to foot mash. Mrs Carr returned from Browning where she visited relatives.
Dr Lane of Linneus was in town on business last Monday. Callen Stephenson of Nome Aianeshind Ci Purcia Sanday. Mr Willard Wyett of Colo visiting homefolks this De Hunter went to Brows for wi hoi sy.
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