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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1922
Page
1
The piece argues couples must balance labor and reading time, warn against excess luxury, and stress a nurturing home for children. It highlights Salvation Army rescue and maternity homes, male and female roles, and community values with notes on marriages and local society.
Burwell and Porter of Brookfield Missouri advertise farm loans at five and one half percent interest. The notice states available financing for agricultural properties and related terms through their loan services.
W L Taylor offers 500 bushels of recleaned Red Cross seed wheat for sale at 1 25 per bushel. Local buyers may contact W L Taylor to arrange purchase.
Sherman J. Eitel of Green City and Ira Queen Martin of Winigan Missouri wed September 1 1922 at the home of William G Coram The couple plan a two week tour of Kansas Oklahoma and Colorado to begin their life together in refinement and Christian influence
An advertisement states available farmland loans of five seven or ten years at 6 percent to borrowers with no red tape or delays. Sender claims abundant funds and immediate disbursement. Based in Browning Missouri.
A. B. Whaley announces an office in Mi Lan Missouri and says he will be out of town Tuesday and Friday each week from 12 40 p m to 10 36 a m the following day.
The Browning and surrounding readers are urged to value the Leader Record departments for timely tips on dress, jewelry, household management, and daily crafts. Weekly items aim to be permanent and introduce new material, aiding capable and alert women.
Fragments show a diary entry about listening to a lecture on economy and efficiency. The speaker emphasizes order as central to any institution. The writer notes family members handling duties and mentions Saturday plans with unclear details.
Dr Hanna the optician will be at the Coram Hotel in Winigan Missouri on Wednesday September 20 and at the Phone Office at North Salem on Thursday September 21. Visit for a careful eye test and examination.
The annual Old Settlers Picnic was held in Linneus on Thursday and Friday with ideal weather. A full program, merry go round, concessions, rest room, and eating area drew vast crowds as Marceline and Milan faced off in two games. Milan struggled but crowds enjoyed the two days and expect the event to grow each year.
Special Notice announces W. E. Creason agent for Milan Cleaner offering to pick up any clothing for cleaning and deliver it back. Call numbers 193 or 73 to arrange service.
Shouse Brothers announce cider production at their hydraulic press five miles east of Linnéus. They grind apples on Fridays only and request bringers to supply barrels for pressing.
AT LAST. We are prepared to make a six per cent farm loan without commission. For further information, write or call the PEOPLES BANK.
The Browning Board of Education hired Mrs. Pearl Johnson for half time to teach music one class in History and one in English. Forty six nonresident and 22 resident pupils are enrolled in the high school. The campus is being improved with tennis and basketball facilities, with special thanks to Chas. Thornton J. B. Harmon Marsha Adamson John Moore and Fern Carter for grounds beautification.
Crains Drug Store invites customers to visit Saturday afternoon and Monday and Tuesday until noon for careful eye testing. September 16 18 and 19 highlighted for testing sessions.
Kenley and Smith announce a third date for their sheep sale set for Monday September 18 after weather and poor turnout delayed previous attempts. Organizing bills are circulating inviting buyers to attend and help move their flock.
Clive Lay, son of Mr. and Mrs. James A. Lay, fell from a tree while gathering peaches last week. A stub penetrated his abdomen with force. A doctor was called.
After a long watch and delays the Cooper Construction Co. has moved in as sub contractor for C. P. O Riley Construction Co. of St Louis to grade the state road south of town toward Linneus. The Linn County Court is rebuilding two bridges and plans a new bridge at Purdin Hill as part of the effort to improve the north south road.
Local notice names Dr E W Sailer associated with Crains Drug Store. Details readable but terse, indicating a professional or business matter linked to the named individual and location.
To all parties interested in the Enterprise Cemetery a rescheduled meeting will be held Thursday September 21 with full dinner baskets crow bars picks shovels and spades to spend the day straightening up and repairing graves monuments and slabs. A supply of rock sand and cement will be on hand. Fraternally Ben Slater Tom Seale Chas Thornton.
The family expresses gratitude to friends who laid flowers along the pathway of their Dear One’s life and offered floral tributes at his death. They acknowledge acts of loving kindness during their dark hour.
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