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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1910
Page
4
The article explains how to read the subscription tag on the paper. It clarifies that three numbers indicate payment status and urges readers to pay any overdue amount to receive a receipt. It notes 11 17 10 means up to date, 11 17 11 means paid in advance, and 11 17 09 signals a one dollar owe.
The piece argues the first duty is building a home and then a wife, stressing gentleness, consideration, and spiritual growth over material wealth. It praises homes of modest means as sources of true nobility and stability, reflecting an American ideal of enduring family life. It also mentions Diemahnt and Demmin, noting Demmin’s modest earnings as a railroad worker.
Miss Nellie Johnson Verna Huffman and Golda Morrow with Norvel Rollins of Milan visited John W. Johnson and wife Sunday. Mrs Dave Johns returned from Meadville with Mrs J P VanHorn. Dr and Mrs Philip Grant Brumbaugh welcomed Francis Halliburton Brumbaugh. Milan Republican installs linotype. Dudley Caffee elected prosecutor. W P Carter traded homes. ore testing planned for New Cambria gold mine with rock containing gold silver copper and sulphur noted.
Amanda R. Vincent sues W. R. Walker unknown defendants to cancel two deeds of trust on the southeast quadrant of the northwest quarter of section 22 in township 60 range 20 Linn County Missouri. publication required in Leader-Record for four weeks before February 1911 term. court in Brookfield. Clerk Jno N Wilson. seal. true copy. November 12 1910.
W C Cassity, a jeweler in DB Missouri, urges parents to give watches to sons and daughters above ten. He emphasizes time as money and offers a range of watches at all prices, promoting his specialty and sacrifices to attract buyers.
Trustee announces sale of Lots 2 3 and 8 in Browning Missouri to satisfy a note default. Sale to be held December 9 1810 at Browning Post Office Door. Items include multiple horses mules a suckling and a milk giving Shorthorn cow by Hal Lane and other property listed in the trust deed.
The Lyceum Course opened Monday night to a good audience and strong praise but few children attended. The article urges more youth attendance to elevate taste and notes the next program debuts December 6 with seats on sale the Thursday before.
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