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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1911
Page
4
Browning column urges proper behavior at church and public gatherings and suggests parental discipline. Local items include Water Linhart attending Alexsville normal, Sherman Hoskins moving to Morris farm, and multiple family visits and social events in Browning and nearby areas.
A. A. Healy offers a free ticket with every dollar spent through Jan 1 1912. Premiums total 40 dollars including two gold filled watches a 12 piece toilet set and a glass punch bowl. Call to shop and view gifts.
Acknowledges gratitude to friends for kindness shown during illness and burial of the deceased wife and daughter of B. D. Harman F. J. Alspach and wife.
Northeastern Linn residents John Rouer and Noah Head made their routine visit at Will Brewers on Sunday. Carrie Cattey and Mina Cattey called on Miss Ethel Brewer Sunday evening.
Three readable lines state five shares of stock in the Peoples Bank of Browning Mo for sale with requested price of 750 dollars. The notice is signed by J Watkins.
Uncle Reuben discusses Taft Roosevelt dynamics. LaFollette labeled stalking horse for Roosevelt with Roosevelt attacking Supreme Court tobacco cases. Notes Roosevelt’s influence wavers post White House and speculates on Democratic nomination impacts, socialists, and 1920 prospects.
In this issue J. J. Smith advertises a 15 percent cut on cloaks suits for men and ladies overcoats and all ready to wear clothing. The ad claims a net saving of 15 cents on each dollar and notes prices were already low for the quality. Read the ad carefully.
Thanksgiving services will be held at the M. E. church in this city today. Everyone is cordially invited to attend.
Probate court of Linn county Missouri orders adminstrator to sell Lots 5 and 6 in Block 4 Penns addition Browning Linn county on Friday December 15 1911 from 9 AM to 4 PM at the Linneus courthouse to pay debts of Sidney M Carter deceased. Sold during Circuit Court sitting.
Coal on track at all times and ready to supply what you need at the car and a reasonable price. See Peters Produce Co before you buy.
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