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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1912
Page
8
The article counsels boys to rule temper, avoid violence and show integrity over display. It notes examples in local families, teachers, and neighbors and includes recipes and a critique of single tax politics amid community life.
Draying advertised by W. M. Hicks offers prompt and careful service after purchasing the dray.
Mrs. Dell Dell remains on the sick list. Virgil Dodson visited at Corn. M. M. Barrows visited Jas. Rinehart. Clay Dell and family visited in Reger. C. Williams works for J. L. Clevenger. Hollon and Williams in Reger. Hank Thurlo place mill active. Rev. John Lane family visited Lee Morgan. Claud Whaley and Ad Grindstaff hauled straw. Uncle Jake Watson rode to James Jacobs. Essie Watson and Hugh Stewart buggy riding. Mrs. Jas. Riddle and Mattie in Browning. Jim Tompson and Nannie Clevenger went to Milan. Wm. Rinehart to Milan for shingles. Wal Crawford and wife to Milan stock show. Charles Fuller to ...
Seasoned farmers share diverse apple dishes beyond baked apples pies and sauce. Instructions cover Brown Betty with layered breadcrumbs butter and apple sauce baked to a brown top, and Apple Indian Pudding with milk corn meal suet molasses and soda baked four hours served with hard sauce or maple syrup. Additional Apple and Hiskeryout Pudding blends sugar butter egg yolks lemon juice and rind for a citrus flavored treat.
Harvey McKay proves adept at writing. C G Cutberth sold his livery barn to Isaac Reed. Gus Crouch buried at Lindley cemetery. Frank Cutberth works for Arthur Francis. Farmers haul coal for winter. Cal Henley delivered hogs to Humphreys. Nellie Rhodes hung paper in the vicinity. Browning street fair yields a nice time. George Henley visits Humphreys. Mr and Mrs Homer E McKay visit relatives. Local youths attend school entertainment at Roger. Born to Ken and family a bouncing baby boy. Mother and babe doing nicely. Families attend Farmers Institute in Milan. Harros Glaze and wife, Walter Dunlap and wife visit James Dunlap family. J R Carlsted and wife buy fine apples in Osgood and visit Claude Jacobs.
The Milan Granite Works offers quality workmanship and a claim that the best is the cheapest, with W. A. Reynolds as salesman and manager promoting a square deal from Callison and Steele. 45-of-Adv.
Miss Pauline Cotter assisted by the school gave an excellent entertainment at the Jenkins Saturday night. A large crowd attended and all report an enjoyable time. Proceeds go toward purchasing new maps. Miss Cotter is described as a wide awake young teacher.
Advertises a three year path to title for Mondell 520 acre Wyoming, 640 acre Kinkaid Nebraska, and Yellowstone Valley Montana lands. Highlights five month annual residence, allows earning money while establishing the farm, and pitches rail fare from Omaha to Thermopolis for first and third Tuesdays. Mentions trips to inspect lands and hot springs benefits.
Notice to creditors and others interested in the estate of Moses S. Sayers that I. J. Sayers as executor will make final settlement at the next term of the Probate Court of Linn County Missouri to be held at Linneman November 11 1918.
Public auction announced by administrator J B C M Thornton at the Swisegood farm near Browning Missouri on October 25 1912. Items include mares mules cows hogs lumber wagons carriages farming gear crops hay and post stock.
You are hereby notified to attend the Annual Meeting of stockholders of the Peoples Bank of Browning Missouri at the banking house on Thursday October 31 at 2 oclock p m. to elect a board of directors and transact other business. Attend in person or by proxy. Adv L Gibson secretary.
L. O. Carpenter of Browning Missouri, Barnett agent, promotes the Barnett System of lightning rods claiming 15 years of experience with no losses. The advertisement urges homeowners to protect houses and barns with the guaranteed system.
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