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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1920
Page
4
A collection of short sayings and maxims printed in a 1920s Brown ing Missouri post office context. The items offer commentary on money, character, criticism, marriage, travel, and commerce with practical and moral tones.
Our toilet requisites will do you good. Our line is complete. Our prices, as usual are rite. The Owl Pharmacy, a good place to trade.
The medical profession urges public health readiness as influenza may return this fall. Advertises Henry Thayer's Tonic Bitters at Crain's Drug Store as a remedy option for indigestion and low system state.
The Cross Roads school opened Monday morning with Miss Erma Artz as teacher. Several local residents made weekend visits and events included road work by James Bingham and a schoolhouse painting by Irvin Tipton. Louise, daughter of Cecil Clem and wife, was born September 3rd.
Raymond Bagley and wife visited Everett Jenkins and wife Saturday and Sunday. Mrs Patterson and son Harold and Harold Penhale visited Grandma Creason Tuesday eve of last week. Mrs Ella Riedel and Frances left for Bozeman Montana to visit relatives. Douglas Jenkins spent Sat night and Sunday with his sister Mrs Jesse Woodside. Rev Hall and wife of Kansas City spent Saturday night at Walter Patterson’s. Mrs Essie Creason visited Joe Creason’s Monday of last week. Taylor Gooch visited John Mair Sunday. Luther Devore and wife visited Wm Devores east of Browning Sunday. Mrs Minnie Southerland who went to St Joe for an operation is doing fairly well. Several from the neighborhood attended the show at Brookfield Friday. Joe Creason and wife visited A W Cotter’s at Purdin Saturday evening. Miss Tressie Bagley recovering from typhoid at Dad Bagley’s home. Mrs Leanna Woodside and children and Mrs Bertha Jenkins visited W E Jenkins Monday. Milo Street and her son from Schell City are here to visit her parents J Southerland and wife of Purdin. Most people attended the Old Settlers picnic at Linneus Wednesday and Thursday and reported a very en...
A large crowd of our boys attended the ball game at Brown ing on Sunday afternoon. Purdin was well represented at the Baptist association gathering at Mt. Olive on Sunday. Add Grillem.
The Farm Bureau announces a September 14 livestock tour leaving Linneus at 9 AM with twelve stops to view pure bred herds of Shorthorn Hereford Jersey Poland China or Duroc. Wives invited. Home Demonstration Act conveniences shown. dinner by Forker church Ladies Aid. no free but modest price. Stops include W A Prather W R Sallee F E Stevenson and others with a final note to register by Monday the 13th. Breeders Association sales moved to Oct 12 and 14 due to Bucklin sales on Oct 19 and 21.
Friday morning C C Dodson from east of Cora delivered a load of choice melons to the office and expressed appreciation for the editor. Dynamite In Warehouse: Herbert C Bailey stored it weeks ago likely for planting trees digging wells basements ditches and removing rocks and old stumps from undesirable locations.
Dr D B Hunter returned to Browning after a year in Oklahoma oil fields. He greeted friends and neighbors, reports the experience valuable, and remains cheerful and fond of whistling as before. The community expresses pride in his homecoming.
Brief thought on valuing time at 30 cents per hour prompts speculative calculation. The piece reflects on efficiency and cost of labor, hinting at economic mindset and competitive pricing without detailing a specific event.
An Aermotor windmill promises 100 percent annual return for watering stock, with operation costs of fifty cents for oil once yearly. A Bailey's Hardware listing suggests readers can purchase one now.
A formal letter requests prompt remittance to close the books for the year ending the last day of the month. The writer expresses trust that the recipient will oblige and signs respectfully.
A Bailey's Hardware advertisement promotes the Majestic range as a long lasting appliance with the slogan the range with a reputation and a claim it will last a lifetime. The pitch emphasizes reliability and a strong brand image.
We received a letter from the W. S. Dickey Co. drawing all prices on clay products. We maintain a large stock of tile and can supply at the old price.
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