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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1951
Page
6
At a New York national Sunday school convention a Texas man proclaimed their state with pride. A gallery voice then shouted to send that woman to Wyoming, saying they needed her amid the crowd.
A remote section of the country completed a bridge over a local river and installed a tablet reading This bridge was made here. The community pondered a fitting inscription and chose a simple line to express pride and satisfaction in the structure and its builders.
A confident speaker reflects on settling matters and exposing wrongdoing. The tone hints at misused funds, with implications of embezzlement and fraud, and anticipation of a planned future. The voice suggests relief and resolve.
A Texas visitor explains the vastness of his state by saying you can board a train at dawn and still be in Texas after 24 hours. An English listener retorts that trains like that exist there as well.
A female constituent writes asking for a government agency to borrow money interest free to buy United States savings bonds and use the interest to pay her income tax. The letter highlights creative, if impractical, tax planning ideas.
A brief quip about marriage tensions where one husband jokes his wife never mentions his name, and he asks a friend if his wife understands him. The reply admits no personal insight, highlighting a lighthearted domestic misunderstanding.
A buyer telephones for price on a carload of canary seed then asks if the price holds for half a car then 500 pounds then 100 pounds. The seller, growing fed up, says if the buyer sends the canary to the store they will feed him for nothing.
Classic local sale note offers a 60 by 140 foot corner lot and a 24 by 36 foot modern apartment combination in Springfield Missouri. The price is under 10 000 dollars. Contact Etter at 1323 East Atlantic Street for details.
Dialogue highlights a playful exchange about Dexter's looks with Mr Archer noting the need to study his face. The line emphasizes mutual regard for Dexter's appearance.
Four year old Little Lottie visiting her aunt in the country grows fond of milk. After drinking her fill, she protests being denied more and declares there are two whole cowfuls out in the barn.
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