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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1922
Page
1
A reflective piece dwells on an empty house and its worn features as a symbol of memory and youth. It contrasts nostalgia with harsh economic views including farm woes, Red Cross appeals, social kisses, and free speech debates tied to editor jail threats in Kansas.
R C R I Reds Buff Rocks Silverlaced and White Wyandottes White and Brown Leghorns priced right Call North Salem Mrs Alfie Gooch
Chester White boars for sale March and April farrow plus gilts and sows bred or open. Champion blood lines and strong producers. Contact W. M. Cassity in Purdin Missouri.
An advertisement offers loans on farms for five seven or ten years at six percent with no red tape or delays. Lender J D Burwell of Browning Missouri states he has abundant funds and means what he says.
On Sunday November 26 invited guests gathered at Mr. and Mrs. Guy Adams for a twelve thirty luncheon. Mrs. Adams was assisted by daughter Orvylle and mother Mrs. Fields. Those present included Mr. and Mrs. Herman Schrock with son Elmo, Dr. and Mrs. Epperson, Mrs. Hinda Rush, Mrs. Ethelyn Haymaker, and Miss M. Pearl Adams.
An advertisement proclaims a six per cent farm loan without commission and invites interested parties to write or call the PEOPLES BANK for more information.
W. H. Dickinson invites shoppers to inspect the shoe line and take advantage of big value prices featured on the bargain counter.
Special notice warns that trespassing on the farms will lead to prosecution by Ben Mairs VV and B Arnold.
Dr. George A. Still longtime Kirksville surgeon and president of the American School of Osteopathy died instantly when a 44 caliber automatic pistol discharged as he dropped it while showing it to guests at his home. Coroner said accidental death and no inquest. Still was a renowned surgeon attracting patients nationwide and had feared robbery near Thanksgiving.
Burwell and Porter advertise farm loans at five and one half percent interest in Brookfield Missouri. The note outlines available financing through their agency for local farmers seeking capital.
A land listing advertises a wet improved farm of 160 acres known as the Price Mc property. It highlights available farmland suitable for cultivation and potential sale details.
We thank the many friends who assisted us during the illness and death of our husband and father and for the beautiful flowers.
The special meeting resumes at the church with public invitation. Next Sunday preaches on The Wages of Sim in the morning and What must Browning and its churches do to be saved in the evening. Everyone is invited. L. F. Harman, Pastor.
A diary fragment describes a family outing to see a newborn baby with the mother guiding the father, noting she coerced him to accompany her and recounts she began a telling. The tone suggests a candid, informal local record of domestic life.
Announcement of a pie supper at Enterprise school house on Friday night December 1st. All residents invited. J. W. Kenley, Teacher.
J. S. L. Fields warns hunters and trappers they may not hunt on his farm without permission and demands to be consulted before any hunting takes place.
A letter from Emma Thornton of Dawson Nebraska dated November 27, 1922 encloses a $1.50 check for another year of the Leader Record. She notes abundant fruit and good weather, expressing thanks and goodwill.
Long time no renewals, no stock requirements, and no commissions charged. Apply via D. V. Marsh, North Salem, Mo, or write St. Louis Joint Stock Land Bank, 402 Compton Bldg., St. Louis, Mo.
S. P. Darr advertises a Jersey cow for sale that will be fresh in January and invites interested buyers to see the animal at once.
Wanted. We sell or trade farms town property and merchandise write insurance and make farm loans at lowest rate Calhoun and Thornton.
Notice from D. G. Haley stating no hunting or trapping on his farm. Legal boundary appears in a local property notice.
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