Post Office Registry Entry for Brownine Missouri 1897
Entry shows Brownine Missouri listed as second class mail matter with a July 8 1897 date at the local post office indexing.
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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1926
Page
4
Entry shows Brownine Missouri listed as second class mail matter with a July 8 1897 date at the local post office indexing.
Lively weekend gatherings and visits around Bean Blossom are described with fairs and weather, including Alex Bailey visiting Jacob Bailey and family, a well attended Lawrence Riedl party, Dora Watson and Von Fitzgerald, and multiple local youths socializing with Virgie and Dora Watson and Lydia Bailey.
Mrs. Fred Keithley and Irene spent Thursday with sister Mrs. Jack Brown. Betty Joe Eden visited grandparents L. H. Eden and wife. Lucile Pace stayed with Edith Smith Thursday night. Prairie Seminary Friday night pie supper drew a fine program. Sylvia Powell is teacher. Lorene Stufflebean spent Sunday with L. H. Eden and wife. W. J. Armstrong and Fred die spent Sunday with Ed Ogle and family. Jimmie Lambert and son Charley returned Friday from Oklahoma. Irvin Smith visited Wednesday with Gail Zimmerman. Chas Seals and family joined Br. and Mrs. Joe Bummer for Sunday.
North East Linn residents described a real cold Saturday night, freezing the ground. Aunt Emma Drier shows some improvement after rheumatism. Leslie Sweatt and family visited Aunt Maggie Brewer Sunday night. Mrs Charley Cordray traveled to Brookfield for dental work on her daughter Helen. Mundell of Browning hauled walnut logs to Gif ford and stayed with Allen Stil. Earl Milhoan and wife visited Winigan on Sunday. Otis McCollum and family with Miss Rose Nickell traveled to Kirksville Saturday.
Perry McCollum and wife attended the big Republican speaking in Brookfield Saturday. The North Salem basketball team played the Cattey school Friday and North Salem won. Ardith McCollum staying with Mrs J B McCollum. George B McCollum returned from Mona Montana. Russell Crist family and Barbra McCollum visited McCollum’s Sunday. Gerry Christian and Leslie went to Gifford Monday. Baker and wife of La-.
Clede visited Perry McColum's for one night last week. Arthur Cattey and wife picked apples at Ben Nickell's on Monday. Miss Rosa Niccell spent Sunday with her sister Mrs Otis McCol lum.
H V Campbell Auctioneer promotes sales in Browning Missouri with contact details for dates. Hon Sam Clark of Carrollton Republican Record called at the sanctum during a city visit. Clark has long been in the newspaper business and met the editors.
Theodore Bailey visits his brother Jacob Bailey in Goldsberry on Friday. A birthday dinner for Dan Thudium’s 75th birthday draws relatives and friends at Charley Thudium’s Sunday. Faith McCollum remains ill in Kirksville hospital. A large gathering at Alex Bailey’s Sunday night features music and many attendees listed by name.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the M. & Church announces its annual bazaar and dinner on November 20, 1926.
Notice states Fairbanks and Morsey H. P. horizontal gasoline engine Z type with magneto is for sale at Peterson Bros. Garage.
Dr M L Haning announces emergency work hours daily except Sunday from 2:00 to 4:00 pm. Office closed then. Eyes tested and glasses fitted by appointment. Phone 202.
The Republican county candidates from Linn and Sullivan counties, joined by Sam Clark, spoke to a large voter crowd at the Electric Theatre. A. A. House and Sam Clark addressed Linn county hopefuls and Mrs. Hilda E. Gray toured as circuit clerk candidate. Agricultural notes urge timely limestone application and poultry house improvements with guidance from the Missouri College of Agriculture.
Poultry specialists from Missouri College of Agriculture advise remodeling a barn or unused shed before pullets move into the laying house. Focus on ventilation sunlight warmth and dryness. the project need not be elaborate.
Fuller Brothers shipped three loads of cattle to Chicago. Satur Mr. and Mrs. E. V. Jones of near Purdin were pleasant callers at our sanctum Tuesday afternoon.
Weather and market conditions push growers to store select apples this fall but many lack proper facilities. Temperature and moisture control are key. cold storage near freezing plus high humidity preserves crispness and weight while long keeping requires careful sorting and protection from deterioration.
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