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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1909
Page
8
On Tuesday November 23 1909 a public sale offers 22 head of 1100 pound steers 6 yearling steers 5 steer calves 6 young cows fresh in the spring 1 thoroughbred short horn cow 1 short horn yearling heifer 1 short horn heifer calf sows and pigs 6 125 pound shoats 20 ton of hay plus farming gear including a sulky plow disc riding cultivator two walking plows steel harrow log wagon and farm harness all in good to near new condition.
Harvey McCollum plans a new barn as Denby boys haul wood nearby. J B McCollum shows improvement after illness while Clyde McCollum grows weaker with throat trouble. F M Cattey and daughters attend church at Winigan. C W Foss prepares barn materials. I J McCollum and wife dine with Mrs Maggie Brewer. Clare Tallman sells hogs to C E Smith. Pie supper draws local youth at John C McCollum’s. Nora and Jennie Weber visit Brewer family with brother.
C A Bingham ordered bills for a sale on Tuesday Nov 30 at the Alden Knifong farm. He will sell 85 head of horses cattle and sheep. Watch ad next week for particulars.
The column notes good fall wheat, many farm sales and transfers. J B F Wampler buys W H Havens farm while Havens buys Jo Mairs farm. Webb Pipes sells and buys nearby farms. Several families visit relatives, and Fay Knight plans a teacher meeting at White Oak Grove school.
Quown's J B Harmon and wife visited R E Crowdis last Friday and enjoyed turkey. R E Crowdis and family and C E Harris and family were guests of T S Elliott last Sunday. Mr and Mrs Walter Fair and daughter from Kansas are visiting Mrs Fair's sister Mrs Ed Lambert this week.
A street vendor advertises discounts on drugs paints oils wallpaper drug sundries patent medicines and toilet articles urging customers to call for savings on fresh goods for the home.
Rev. A. C. Johnson of the Missouri Conference spoke Thursday night at the M E C S in our city. His lecture was well received and the stereoptican views were beautiful as a large audience filled the church.
A protracted meeting at the M. E. Church conducted by Rev J H Lane of Novelty Missouri closed Thursday night. Interest grew each night under Lane s forceful preaching as the gathering concluded.
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