Brown ing Post Office Notice 1897
Notice reads that the item was entered at the Brown ing Missouri post office as second class mail matter on July 8 1897.
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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1915
Page
4
Notice reads that the item was entered at the Brown ing Missouri post office as second class mail matter on July 8 1897.
The article urges proper packing of apples to improve Missouri markets. It recommends two to three grades by size, barrel packing with stems up and padded ends, shaking during filling, and distinct box packing for best varieties. It notes Camambia, Missouri offers extended information for growers.
Adv and Porter of Milan Missouri advertise money to loan with the lowest rates and terms. The notice mentions Dr and Mrs Bert Trippeer of Dwight J ceeating a couple weeks with relatives and seems fragmentary.
NOW urges readiness as public schools plan fall openings. The note highlights eight years of common schooling, teacher training, and country pupils being able to join the high school’s three year program. It promises courses for future teachers and flexibility for specialization.
Students choose two from Required Algebra Elective Plane Geometry Modern History Caesar Agriculture Bookkeeping English American History and Gov.
History of a livestock sale listing multiple draft animals including 4 year old work mules mares and extras, a 5 year old gray mare mule weighing 2500, a 7 year old gray mare weighing 3200, three suckling draft mare colts, three yearling draft colts two fillies one gelding, 22 year old draft fillies and 42 year old mules.
Cross Roads and Corn reports local movements and health notes from Mil Milan and surrounding areas. Names include D G Havens Lot Langdon Austen Moore S E Glidewell Ed Bundridge Nelle Freeborn and families visiting Unionville Browning Humphreys Green Castle and Milan. An August 1915 postal instruction requests mailing to Edwin Williams Humphreys Mo.
A short note from W. D. Williams states a few days of travel before proceeding to South Dakota to see his son.
Reverend E F Jones will fill the pulpit at the M E church on Sunday after Sunday school. Attend to hear him preach and worship.
Mrs Susie Jones from North of New Boston visits I J McCollum family Saturday night Perry Christian sells ten yearling heifers to Taylor Bros for fifty dollars each Mrs George B McCollum and daughter Laura visit Henry Titudium family Friday Road overseer Will Brewer works on roads after heavy rain Community plans to open a new road from Ben Cattey ridge to C L Tallman estate Monday Guy Peters travels to Linneus to plaster John Fosher s new residence Work on Fosher home to cost several thousand dollars Jas and Guy contribute to interior finish Riley Hale proprietor of the city dray plans hauling in all city areas for customers
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