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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1914
Page
8
South Sullivan and Linneus residents visited relatives in Chariton and nearby counties. Families including Barker, Johnson, Havens, Brookshier, Lantz, Riddle, Callihan, Alsopach, Dray, Barrows, Rinehart and Hollen attended gatherings, church supper, and trips to Milan, Kansas City, and Corn.
See B L Powell for all kinds of wood and shop work at his shop south of Bailey's poultry house. Years of experience guarantee satisfactory results at living prices. Visit him for affordable, reliable service.
Lester Kenley shipped hogs from Cora Monday. Jeff Fields shipped hogs from Cora last week. Several locals delivered hogs at Cora Monday. Mr and Mrs Arthur Pipes welcome a baby girl. Willie Lawrence bought a mule from D W Jennings last week. Mrs John Jennings of Milan visited Cora Sunday. Chas Dodson and wife traveled to Browning Thursday.
Business notice from K M Duncan thanking customers who paid promptly and urging those who owe to call immediately to settle balances.
John Rottman placed as number two on Sunday. Adam Linhart is having a new fence built. Artie Hoselton visited Austin Watson on Sunday for a bath and to build a fence.
120 acres of fine pasture 1 1-2 miles east of Haseville available by month. Adv Carl Norvell. see at once.
A reflection on the evolution of country newspapers from 1914 to today. The piece argues the present era outshines the alleged glory of the past and lauds current journalism over the journalism of fifty years ago.
C B Fleming nearly suffered a serious accident while driving from near Haseville on Saturday when steering gear failed. He braked, and the car struck an embankment, throwing his baby through a hedge fence and his sister in law Louella Carter from the vehicle. The baby escaped with minor scratches and Miss Carter sustained injuries.
Prospectus touts 1914 irrigation boom in the Big Horn Basin with alfalfa, wheat, oats and oil finds. It highlights 20 000 population and Burlington Railway access as incentives for homesteads or land shares. Agent Howard promotes free services and regular homeseekers excursions from Omaha.
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