Our Own Little Town Editorial Approach and Local Facts
A long local column offers advice to uplift the town, urging unity and public spirit. It includes reflections on civic effort and economic notes such as horse exports in 1915, with distribution to France and England, plus notes on storefront window advertising and community collaboration.
Peoples Bank Stockholders Meet Browning Mo 1915
Notice of the 14th Annual Stockholders meeting of the Peoples Bank Browning Missouri to be held October 28 1915 at 9 a m for at least three hours. A proposition to reduce directors from eleven to five will be submitted. James Neet president R C Bailey secretary. adv.
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The
Peoples Bank
Browning
James Neet
R. C. Bailey
Adv
Pullet Lays Egg After March Flight at Galt Sun
In a 1915 item the Galt Sun reports a five months old pullet hatched on the first of April and flown to the manger on August 31 where she laid an egg. The note invites readers to name any pullet that can beat this achievement.
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Galt Sun
Jones Music Co. Piano Sale at Brookfield
Notice advertising Jones Music Co. Brookfield selling high grade pianos at factory prices for thirty days. Trade in old instruments accepted. Easy payments available. Pianos tuned and repaired. Phone 299.
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Jones Music Co
Brookfield
Local resident Buys Two Ponies From Browning Trader
W. C. Stone purchased two ponies from John Gable of Browning on Friday, a six year old mare and a nearly one year old colt. He said the pair were a good buy and he seized the opportunity.
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W. C. Stone
John Gable
Browning
Galt Sun
Baptist Association Visit By Mrs Pennety Moore and Miss Myra Broyles
Mrs Pennety Moore and Miss Myra Broyles traveled to St Catherine on Friday to attend the Baptist association gathering in a local church event.
Browning School Opens With Strong Enrollment Across Departments
The Browning school begins the week with high morale and strong enrollments. Prof Enyeart leads the senior high with 45 students including 24 nonresidents, while Miss Kraft and Miss Fields report robust first day figures in the high and grammar rooms. Supt. Bugeart and staff seek community support to keep Browning the best school town in Linn county.
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Browning
Enyeart
Miss Kraft
Garrison
Jake Sampsel
Supt. Bugeart
Linn County
W. C. T. U. Browning Union Holds September Meeting
Members gathered at Mrs. Dunlap's home for the Browning union monthly meeting. Miss Lara Walladée led devotions and Miss Wallace reported on the W. C. T. U. Convention in Linneus held September 1 and 2, inspiring attendees for upcoming plans on Sunday afternoon September 12.
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Browning Union
North Salem meeting notes and farewell at Mrs Dunlap’s
Members discussed union patience and reducing refreshments as unnecessary cost. Mrs Dunlap hosted with ice cream and cake, two attendees recalled Linneus feast, farewell to Mrs Vergie Gibson moving to Green Castle. Next meeting set with Mrs Fleming on first Friday in October.
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North Salem
Linneus
Vergie Gibson
Green Castle
It’s a Long, Long Way to Per
A reflective piece on the long journey from youth to maturity and success. It considers boys leaving school or the farm and the path to establish a life, influence, and partnership, emphasizing a distant, aspirational goal.
Miss Estell Mason Tours World With Eskimo Dog Team
Miss Estell Mason and five dogs pulled a small wagon on the last lap of a seven year journey begun in Nome Alaska on October 27 1908. She has traveled Siberia Russia Sweden Germany and England and will reach Lincoln Nebraska before heading to San Francisco. She camps at livery barns and feeds the dogs herself drawing a large crowd in Laclede.
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Estell Mason
Laclede
Nome
Alaska
Siberia
Russia
Sweeden
Germany
England
Lincoln
Nebr
San Francisco
Laclede Blade
White Way Lighting Project Underway in Linn County
Contractor Carlos Western of Linneus is installing an eight globe lighting system on Linn County’s square. Four iron posts with three lights each will line the west courthouse side and a post with lights will crown the northeast and southeast corners. The city of Linneus provides current at no cost under an agreement.
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Carlos Western
Linneus
Linneuss
Linn County Court House
Kenley Family Moves to North Town Property
L. M. Kenley and family moved to their new property in the northern part of town on Monday.
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L. M. Kenley
Town
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