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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1922
Page
1
A collection of poetic reflections on love and memory contrasts with homemaking ideals and social progress. The piece extols the virtues of stable home life led by a devoted wife and mother, notes Japan's changing status of women, and closes with local community notices and a small business ad for Browning Farm Club and Harmon Garage.
Model Duroc Farm Green City Missouri October 5. Mr G E Wilhite Browning Missouri Dear Sir. In answer to your letter regarding charges for judging at your fair I have no charges to make as I believe in boosting such street fairs. I wish you success and hope you grow as well as your town. Respectfully T E Payne
A Browning Missouri man advertises ready money for farm loans for five seven or ten years at 6 percent with no red tape or delays. J D Burwell urges borrowers to contact him promptly.
On Sunday October 8 Mr and Mrs Harvey L Dunkin entertained at one oclock dinner with several friends. The table featured a pentagon of vases with autumn flowers and fragrant posies. A two course dinner was served with Miss Sylvia Martin assisting in the culinary arts. Music and conversation followed. Invited guests included Dr and Mrs Eperson Dr and Mrs Vic Grice and their son Philip Bond Mr W L Bond and son Will Mr and Mrs Guy Adams and Astigilear Orvyl.
Special notice from W. E. Creason agent Milan Cleaner invites customers to call 193 of 73 to arrange pickup and delivery of clothing for cleaning.
Two local businessmen A. M. Baker and N. W. P form Browning Motor Co to establish a Ford agency in Browning. The firm will be owned and controlled by the partners and aims to supply a long sought automotive service in the city.
Notice of the 21st annual stockholders meeting of Peoples Bank Browning Missouri to be held at the banking house on Thursday October 26 1922 at 9 am for at least three hours. Purpose to elect five directors for the ensuing year and to transact any other business that may properly come before the meeting. James Neet President. R C Bailey Secretary.
Asa E. Childers of Lemons Missouri promotes lumber sawing services in Linn County with a first class rig and motto promising a satisfied customer.
The Farmers Store touts an extensive selection of men's and young men's overcoats never before seen. They invite customers to inspect the full stock and claim strong customer satisfaction.
W. H. Dickinson announces the arrival of a carload of fine northern potatoes in a few days with a special price and invites customers to phone in orders.
The Bell Ringing Male Quartet will perform the first of five numbers on Tuesday October 24 under the Legion Boys sponsorship. Season tickets cost $2 for adults and $1.25 for children and are sold at Farmers Store J J Smith W H Dickinson Harvey Neet and Peterson Bros. Buy early to support quality entertainment and fund the cost of bringing the course to Browning.
Dr Scholl the specialist will be at The Farmers Store on Tuesday October 17 for a free illustrated lecture. If you have trouble with your feet in any way be sure to attend.
A local bank announces a six percent farm loan with no commission and invites farmers to obtain more information by writing or calling the Peoples Bank.
For Sale. Several head of registered Shorthorn cows and heifers plus four bull calves eligible to register. Seller: J C Green.
Notice states Dr Sailer the veterinary professional operates at Nevins Drug Store and may be reachable by calls at all hours.
A fragmented diary tracing a 14 year old girl’s days from Friday to Thursday includes longing for a date, family dynamics, school boredom, jokes about Prohibition, and hopes for a better future. It blends playful chatter with observations on siblings, parents, and daily chores.
Full blood Barred Rock cockerels offered for sale by George F Peters. Local poultry seller promotes quality birds and invites inquiries from interested buyers. Includes description of breed and availability.
The Farmers Store announces the new fall and winter Munsingwear line is in stock. Customers are urged to choose preferred sizes and styles while the complete inventory lasts.
Mrs. C. J. Porter warns hunters and trappers to stay off her farm in a concise public notice cautioning trespass on the property.
Ola Knifong advertises pears from his orchard north of Browning priced at 75 cents per bushel. The note notes availability for buyers in the area seeking fresh pears this season.
A brief note on dish washing as a frequent occupation and cultural subject. The author mentions poems about washing dishes and a charitable woman who praises such everyday labor in a church charity context.
A carload of potatoes is expected to arrive this week and will be offered at a special price when the vehicle comes in.
The passage urges towns to plan chautauquas fairs and harvest festivals as general meetings for neighbors. It argues such events strengthen country town ties, prevent loss of patronage to big cities, and counteract selfish self isolation by fostering friendly exchanges and entertaining programs.
Joe Nickell, of Sullivan county, announces candidacy for the Sixth Senatorial District covering Chariton Linn and Sullivan counties. He acknowledges the large territory but pledges to meet as many voters as possible and earns support for becoming the district's next senator.
Extra Special Men’s regular army shirts available at The Farmers Store with real prices and value. Shoppers can buy durable shirts listed as real goods at true sale prices.
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