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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1909
Page
4
Joseph Nickell notes Linn and Sullivan counties praised last year's street fair. The event, slated for Thursday October 28, offers free entries and many premiums. Judges will be chosen from outside the area to ensure fairness and broad participation. Local farmers remain urged to subscribe and bring exhibits.
Louis Boon of Norway Michigan credits Foley's Honey and Tar with curing his severe cough. A neighbor's boy, deemed hopeless by doctors, recovered using the same remedy. Lantz & Glaze advertise the product and cite C R Kluger of Indianapolis praising Foley's Kidney Remedy after long illness.
The College of Agriculture won the Grand Championship for the best animal, Herbert the two year old steer, plus five championships seven firsts two seconds and two thirds on fat cattle. Prizes will fund livestock instruction for the winter course starting November first. Market reports show fat cattle and hog prices with wide ranges and anticipated future supply impacts. J. A. Rickart and L. S. Correspondent report.
Real estate firm Milan Real Estate Co and Citizens International Bank advertise farm loan rates and favorable terms urging potential borrowers to contact them promptly.
Seventeen cows in world history surpassed 700 pounds of butter in a year with five bred and developed by the College of Agriculture. These animals will support instructional work during the Short Winter Courses in Agriculture starting November 1.
On premises at 5214 J. H. Taylor a posted notice prohibits hunting with any gun or dog. The sign is signed by W. S. Edens and G. W. Taylor.
Sunday brings another heavy shower to Grove. Mrs. Noah Cotter sits on the sick list this week. Jas Bolling and wife spent last week in Kansas City. Nova Crowdis is cutting corn with Bob Harris this Corey McQuown is having.
Carload of No. 1 black coal from Youngstown offered by Wm. Harvey. See him for prices. Colloquial local ad noting available coal on track.
Stock report from Kansas City on Oct 8 1909 notes last week saw 91000 cattle with 11000 calves. Week long run distributed evenly aiding salesmen and keeping prices steady to 15 lower overall. Today 23000 head on market with prices steady to shade lower due to excess ranger supply from Chicago and Omaha. Northwest shipments already surpass early season levels.
The Missouri Agricultural College team scored highest in the live stock judging contest at the American Royal Show and received the $500 Loving Cup from Union Stock Yards Company of Kansas City. C. N. McWilliams of Knox County was the top scorer with John E. Ryland of LaFayette County second. The event promotes the winter course in Agriculture starting Bry.1, 1909.
New owners announce Cot ter Bakery and Restaurant now offers short order lunches including fish eggs roast beef and ham. The menu features daily baking of pies cakes and bread with emphasis on cleanliness and fresh items.
A meat market has moved to a room in the restaurant building and will offer beef pork hams bacon lard pickles and kraut. The shop promises rapid delivery and invites orders at phone number 103.
A sale offer lists registered bull calves including fashionable breeding and some ready for service, plus a few young cows and heifers. Describes Golden Lad blood and indicates low prices for quality stock. Sale dated 29t12mo.
No red tape or delays and no charge for abstracts on farm loans. Advertises low rates and quick processing to attract borrowers seeking straightforward financing for agricultural property.
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