Local Post Office Listing for Browning Missouri
Joseph Nice entered at the post office in Browning Missouri as second class mail matter on July 6 1897.
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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1912
Page
4
Joseph Nice entered at the post office in Browning Missouri as second class mail matter on July 6 1897.
Northeast Sin F M Cattey and family spent Sunday with Mrs Susa Jones. Will Brewer delivered three wagonloads of hogs at Purdin Monday. Nora Cordray and children visited Mrs Moses Sill Sunday. I J McCollum and wife visited son Will at Gifford. Rev John Chadwell of Winigan is selling fruit trees this week. Most locals attended the North Salem play Saturday night. Elwood Abbott and wife of Gifford visited Perry McCollum’s family. Carl Thuchum and wife of St Catherine visited Perry McCollum. Rev Asa Abbott of Cleveland Ohio is visiting and preached at Mount Hope Sunday.
To whom it may concern a buyer quotes beef prices from 12 to 15 cents and pork at 15 cents as advertised by D B Gooch with recent purchases noted.
Rev. Creason moved to Cora last week. Mrs. Mary Pipes visited a few days with her son, J.
Residents share Sunday visits and a surprise forty fifth birthday for Geo Pipes on November 20 1912. Local events include church meetings Odd Fellows supper and a lecture at city hall along with notes on travels and illness affecting neighbors in Purdin Missouri.
The chinch bug cost Missouri about 5 million dollars this year and will rise without prompt action. From now to December 1, examine meadows pastures roads and waste lands for hibernating bugs. Fields near wheat and corn should be checked. burn infested areas to destroy shelters.
This column traces Thanksgiving from its Plymouth origins in 1621 through its spread across the states, noting Lincoln's 1868 proclamation and the pattern of annual observances. It playfully compares the turkey to the eagle and hints at continued holiday coverage in the supplement.
The Willis versus City of Browning case heard at La Plata on Tuesday was postponed until the March term of court.
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