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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1924
Page
5
A sprawling roundup lists travel between North Salem Brookfield and nearby towns with many visitors, local meetings, farm transactions, bank events, and road work. Notable names include J. G. Nickell F. L. Biswell C. J. Ingraham and M. N. Adamson. The piece notes hospital visits and community happenings in Winigan Purdin and Kirksville.
Mobiloil is advertised as the oil of quality used by U S Army planes in most flights including cross country and round the world. It is suitable for automobiles and Fords. Readers urged to seek the Gargoyle Mobil Oil sign with Peterson's Garage listed.
Careful lettering emphasizes legibility and durability of inscriptions. The company claims to use the best marble and granite with artistic designs to ensure the inscription remains easily readable for years.
Advertises Calotabs as a magic, nausea free remedy to break up a cold or influenza overnight. Claims one or two tablets at bedtime purify the system with no side effects, and a refreshed feeling next morning. Sold in sealed packages ten cents and thirty five cents, with money back guarantee.
Mr. and Mrs. Robison and children visited relatives in Carroll County. Carl Nickell and Fred Chittum visited editor and family. Pete Porter and his wife left for Yakima Washington to join C E Hale and plan that as their future home. An Americanism lecture is set for October 23 at Electric Theatre with a Knights of the Ku Klux Klan speaker on The Soil Soul and Security of America.
J W Smith will hold a sale of his household goods at the family home near the depot Saturday at 2 oclock. The furniture is largely new and in good condition. The ad urges attendance and notes a long dry spell with no rain, helping corn dry.
P. E. Cokerham of Purdin visited our office on Saturday to share two display ads for Gee Bee Egg Mash and Liberty Cattle Fattener. He runs a business in Purdin selling flour feed and eat. He buys eggs poultry and cream and invites visitors to see his new store building.
Mrs May Alexander returns home after a short visit with Mr and Mrs Gart Alexander in Kirksville. Other locals include Mrs Dan Purdin and son visiting LaPlata from Kansas City. Uncle Joe Sevier of Milan dines with friends. Browning hosts revival services led by James L Bate with improved organ and church activity.
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