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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1922
Page
1
A reminiscence describes guests trashing a parson’s house with crumbs and spilled tea, then a moral call to curb gossip. It then shifts to Thanksgiving’s virtue, family reunions, gratitude, and warns against rash engagements and the need for parental example in childrearing.
The passage extols purposeful life paths and resilience. It stresses faith and resolve, acknowledges life’s steep tasks, and asserts national strength rests on intelligent, well-ordered homes where individuals aid one another. It closes with a hopeful view of harmony in nature and society.
Local breeder Mrs Alfie Gooch lists cockerels from R C R I Reds Buff Rocks and Wyandotts including Leghorns. Birds priced right and available from North Salem. Call through North Salem for details.
The 17th annual Vermont Osteopathic Association opened in Burlington at the New Sherwood Hotel with Dr H A Drew of Barre giving the opening address. Patricia Piement of Graniteville, a five year old with a dislocated hip, stood and walked after Dr Drew performed the Lorenz operation, claimed to be the first in the state. The convention featured clinics at Dr Harry M Louden’s office and a noon luncheon followed by demonstrations. Dr Drew’s earlier practice in the city is recalled with pride.
360 acres of land available for rent next year with farming land and balance pasture. A few Browning lots are for sale. Terms available on request from Mrs. Emma Curtis.
Burwell and Porter of Brookfield Missouri advertise farm loans at five and a half percent interest. They offer funds for purchase improvements or operating needs and urge prospective borrowers to inquire for terms and eligibility.
Rev and Mrs Hargrove from Carroll County visited Monday to seek housing as he was recently called by the Baptist church to serve as pastor. The church believes his services will benefit the community and hopes the couple enjoys their stay.
An advertisement proclaims a six percent farm loan with no commission. It invites interested readers to write or call Peoples Bank for details.
Charley Lambert of route 3 advertises needing horses to break and ride for work. Prices are reasonable.
John W. Fields of Tulare sends the Fresno Republican’s result on California’s wet and dry election. The paper claimed the dry measure won by 30,000, though initial figures favored wets. later returns showed an overwhelming shift in favor of the Eighteenth Amendment.
An advertisement from J. D. Burwell of Browning Missouri offers loans on farms for five seven or ten years at six percent with no red tape or delays in funding.
Christina Rottman born April 7 1841 in Martinroda Germany died November 14 1922 age 81 7 16 previously married to Alexander Brehm 1862 four children Emilia Adolph Julius and one died in infancy she moved to Missouri 1881 Brehm died at sea in 1881 she married Christopher Rottmann December 1881 he died February 12 1906 she leaves three children fifteen grandchildren and seventeen great grandchildren funeral at home November 16 1922 conducted by Rev James L Bate interment in Hoover Cemetery friends and neighbors.
The remains of J M Hedrick who died at his Muskogee Oklahoma home were brought to Browning for burial. Funeral service was at Jenkins Cemetery conducted by Rev Jas L Bate on November 10 with many friends in attendance. He is interred beside his wife who died about 12 years ago.
The Baptist church invites worshippers to morning and evening services starting Sunday with Pastor L B Hargrove officiating at the baptism ceremony planned for the evening service.
A diary style narrative describes a week with Slats and her father, including a book seller visit to fund papers, financial strains, church, golf talk, a garage album joke, a bridge plan, a low history grade, and a movie hero comparison, all in a humorous family voice.
Chester White boars for sale with March land April far row stock plus gilts and sows bred or open. Champion lines and good producers advertised by W. M. Cassity of Purdin Missouri.
No renewal needed and no stock requirements or commissions. Contact D V Mardis of North Salem Missouri or write to St Louis Joint Stock Land Bank for details.
Three year old Joe Wyan, son of Mr and Mrs G T Woodward, caught his right arm in an electric clothes wringer Tuesday morning. Barlow Stone assisted in freeing the arm which was badly mashed to the elbow. Dr Nevins dressed the wound and the boy is recovering.
The Ladies Aid of the Baptist church will host a Thanksgiving dinner at the K. M. Duncan building on Thursday November 30 serving Roast Chicken Dressing mashed potatoes gravy rolls butter rost pork cranberries Boston baked beans Waldorf salad pickles pie and coffee for 50 cents a plate.
Notice informs that Dr Sailer, a veterinarian, operates at Nev Ins Drug Store and can be contacted at all hours.
On Sunday November 19 Mr and Mrs K M Duncan hosted an elaborate one o'clock gathering with daughter Lorene assisting. Guests included Mr and Mrs Hardy Calhoun Mrs Jennie Dickinson Mrs Ethlyn Haymaker Miss Ella Keithley Mr B T Jolley and Dr and Mrs Roy Whaley.
For sale is a well improved 160 acre farm known as the Price McQuown farm. Inquiries to C L McQuown at phone 122B.
D. G. Haley announces a strict no hunting or trapping policy on his farm, restricting access and enforcing safety and livestock protection measures.
Winter weather increases colds bronchitis and pneumonia spread by germs. Hardening through exposure to cold air strengthens resistance. Fresh air and outdoor life help prevent infections. Tuberculosis prevention has influenced housing with sleeping porches and open windows.
The author notes diseases peak in certain seasons and drop in mid summer. Citing Benjamin Franklin, it argues cold exposure is not the cause but germs spread by crowds. It urges open air living, adequate ventilation, warm but loose clothing, and sleeping with fresh air to reduce illness.
Missouri dairy husbandry offers winter feeding guidelines for young dairy heifers to maintain growth after pasture season. Recommendations cover silage with clover or alfalfa hay, grain amounts from two to five pounds, and substitutions like linseed or gluten meal. When clover or alfalfa is unavailable, silage plus fodder or mixed hay with a two to one corn linseed meal ratio is advised.
Thanksgiving service at the Baptist church at 11 a m Thursday Nov 30 features music and a sermon.
A brief notice lists restrictions on hunting or trapping on designated farms owned by W. B. Haley Emmett Haley and L. N. Haley. The alert emphasizes farm land protection and safety.
The Winchester Store received eighty squares of galvanized roofing Tuesday and has more on the way. See them for roofing needs while the stock is complete.
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