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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1922
Page
5
Notices show visitors and residents in Milan Missouri with tradesmen, sales, and farm auctions. Names include Dr Hanna an optician Col J B Fleming Vivian Lantz J J Smith and Mrs J H Bundridge with shop ads from Winchester and Clay stores, paint and pumps, sale announcements and farm equipment listings.
Weather kept the Bear Branch service from taking place last Sunday. The Browning church will hold Sunday morning services on September 17 as the conference year begins. The pastor urges a large turnout.
George W. Taylor left an order for sale bills and invites readers to attend the big sale on Tuesday, Sept 19. Mrs. Zee Murphy of Kansas City, who had stayed with Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Nickell and relatives, returned home Sunday.
Limited native lumber for sale cut to order while logs are being milled. Prices at mill two miles north of Browning: hard lumber three dollars per hundred and soft lumber two dollars seventy five cents. Delivery available in town.
Several committees appointed for the annual Street Fair will convene at The Electric Theatre on Friday night September 15. Members must attend and bring their program parts. The finance committee is urged to hurry.
Rayns Carter, the local iceman, completed a large addition to his ice pond. The bigger pond will make him one of the best in the region and ensure plentiful ice for his house and the summer. He holds most of the lumber on hand.
A candidate declares intent to run for Circuit Clerk in a fair clean race and to pursue victory if afforded the opportunity. The statement emphasizes dedication to integrity and public service during the campaign.
Mr and Mrs Harry Engle of Kansas City visited her father B T Jolley with Mrs Engle remaining for a longer stay. Homer Hollon showed a twelve foot cane at the office and noted future lasses. W A Brunk and children from Bloomfield Iowa visited Mr and Mrs Wm Oaks over Sunday. Mrs R L Gibson from Kansas City called on Mr and Mrs A C Turner. Dr Hanna optician will test eyes at Crains Drug Store on September 16 18 and 19.
The provider offers design options and will create bespoke designs from customer suggestions. They invite ideas to produce any desired concept, promising to carry out ideas that customers provide.
Mr and Mrs VY Arnold returned Saturday from Kirksville and report Mrs Ben Mairs is improving nicely.
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