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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1913
Page
8
The article extols praise over gossip and stresses the harm of scandal. It urges women to maintain respectable appearances at home as a social duty and to teach boys morals to build better business minds for future prosperity. It warns that associating with negative company leads to ruin.
Green Valley enjoyed a gentle rain on Saturday as residents like Jim Neff build a new barn and A Myers with family visited Browning. Calves were bought by Roy West, and James Dunlap with wife from Milan stopped by. Robt Creason and wife visited Saturday night, while Crowdis and family and others attended the Hiram Hatcher sale. A Sept 28 gathering at H. E. McKay’s included E L Henicker family Verna Humphreys Carl George Robi Creason KE Osborn and relatives from Omaha and Humphreys for a pleasant evening.
M Burwell advertises readiness to buy poultry eggs butter hides and more at the corner building north of Fields and Duncan's and plans to supply fresh home killed meats soon. He promises top market prices and solicits patronage starting Monday Oct 13.
Notice of final settlement for the estate of Henry Swisegood. C. M. Thornton as administrator will present the settlement at Linn County Probate Court at Linnens on November 10, 1913. Creditors and interested parties are to appear and file their claims.
Just arrived from the market the advertiser announces an extensive line of dry goods nations shoes and more being unpacked for inspection. Make the store your headquarters while in the city by H. Clay Jones.
W P Carter bought 50 head of horses locally and shipped out three loads to St Louis. He plans to visit Browning on October 17 and 18 to buy horses and mules, promising to pay top dollar for quality stock and inviting sellers to see his ad.
A sequence of short notes lists residents and visitors across Linneus and nearby towns. Names include Earl Johnson, Mrs J M Wharlo, G G Alexander of Purdin, Dr J B Robinson and son Earl, Mr and Mrs J P Pipes, Mrs M Burwell, Mr and Mrs J B Christy, Mrs M S Burdett and daughter Mabel, James Sampsell of Marceline, Mrs Violet Bates, Mr and Mrs John Vincent, Mr and W Ware, Miss Lura Wallace, Mrs W P Gibson, and H F Carter. Also Columbus Thule of Browning, Mo, visits in town for winter with J W Adkins family. The note ends with a regional attribution to the San Jon New Mexico Times.
Mr. and Mrs. Major John Whaley and Mrs. Goodh departed Sunday for Portland Oregon to visit their son before returning to their old home near Salem. C B Purdin visited Friday and ordered sale bills. Purdin will rent most of his Pleasant Hill township farm and hold an auction Wednesday October 22 selling pure blood white face cattle.
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