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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1913
Page
6
A collection of practical notes on parcel post use for small towns, rural carriers, and the USPS savings system. It covers live shipments restrictions, bee shipments, eggs and produce zones, and the value of telephones and rail for rural commerce. Also includes safety reminders about fly poison, lawn upkeep, and community notices from a leading Illinois daily.
Mr and Mrs J W Crookshanks recently visited Mr and Mrs Henry Fuller at Liberal Kansas. Crookshanks, posing as a visitor, went to the dry country to buy cattle but found prices higher there. He instead secured a horned load he plans to exhibit if it does not get away.
J E Hunter of Brookfield spent the week in our city and leased the opera house for a fall and winter stock company tour. He has managed the Brookfield airdome and promises only clean shows. The opera house will be papered and made presentable as paper hangers can work.
Milan’s eleven beat our team six to two on errors at home. Monday we traveled to Linneus and won eight to two, proving good players push through errors and give their best every game.
Rev W O G Potter and his family travel to Hannibal where his relatives will host them while he attends the annual conference at St Charles. Potter has served as pastor of the M Y C S church for four years and during that period about one hundred seventy members have joined the church.
Mrs. Ed Slack of Milan visited Monday with her mother Mrs. F. M. Haymaker. The Brookfield couple's infant died Monday at the Cotter home. Funeral services led by Rev. M. R. F. Nickell were held Tuesday at 2 o'clock, with burial in Hooker cemetery. Readers urged to support local advertisers this week.
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