Local News From Browning Missouri Highlights Visits and Cattle Trade
Jesse Woodside and family and Douglas Jenkins and wife visited W E Jenkins on Sunday. Walter Patterson and family visited Charley Owens. Joe Creason went to the St Louis market Monday with cattle. John Woodside was quite sick earlier in the week.
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Jesse Woodside
Douglas Jenkins
W.e.jenkins
Walter Patterson
Charley Owens
Joe Creason
St. Louis
John Woodside
Bagley and Jenkins Couples Spend Sunday at Joe Creasons
Raymond Bagley and his wife, and Everett Jenkins and his wife, traveled to Joe Creason's for a Sunday gathering.
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Raymond Bagley
Everett Jenkins
Joe Creasons
Eye care ad and local notices from Browning area
An old Browning page item urges eye examinations for children noting glasses improve performance and cites a September visiting optometrist. The column includes a telephone rate increase notice from Browning Telephone Exchange and a Sunday service update. It memorializes George Allen Barnes, a longtime resident, detailing his life from Tennessee to California and Missouri, death at 91, and funeral arrangements with Rev. Bates at Morris Chapel.
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Browning
Healyy Jewelry
George Allen Barnes
William
Sarah Barnes
Tennesee
Alabama
Kentucky
Mary Wilson
Mr. Barnes
Missouri
Linn County
California
Susan Phillips
Jackson Township
John H
Jacob A
Chillicothe
J. B. Baskett
R. J. Cooper
Linneus
Robert Allen
Barnes
Morris Chapel
James L. Bates
J.L.B
The
Public Service Commission of Missouri
Browning, Mo
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