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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1921
Page
1
The author extols cheerfulness as a practical ethic and cites Pollyanna as a model. It argues happiness reduces illness and effort improves with a good disposition, then shifts to reflections on newspaper editors facing partisan pressure, public scrutiny, and the unseen toil behind publishing.
A poem-like exhortation wishes a true brave heart God bless thee wherever in His vast universe thou art today. It speaks of places of dwelling and spiritual ascent as well as valleys to pass on the road to sublime hills.
Interested residents are urged to meet at the Electric Theatre tonight. All committee members should attend and perform their part to ensure the fair is a success.
Five reel Goldwyn comedy feature starring Tom Moore shown Saturday night. Admission price 10 to 25 cents.
All accounts due te which are unpaid can be found at the Peoples Bank. A. L. Marley.
J. J. Smith showcases a fresh assortment of Tricolette overblouses priced at 3.76. The line features light fabrics and refined styling for the upcoming season.
A diary style entry covers a week of schoolyard mischief and small adventures. Slats recalls a prank with Pug, a Saturday fishing trip, Sunday church, Monday observations of Uncle Clarence’s dog, Tuesday drawings with Jake, Wednesday a show bill and parental allowances, and Thursday a classroom punishment with a taught lesson.
Dan Bramhall announces coal shipments on track with a phone order system to alert customers on days coal is ready for delivery.
The reader is urged to use the next hour to tidy and repair the home premises in Browning. Inspect for sticks leaves and common maintenance such as loose boards broken porch piers sagging railings and front steps needing repairs while painting and touch ups are overdue.
The speaker urges residents to improve the town with simple fixes and prudent spending. Neglect leads to declining property values and comfort, while timely repairs preserve both money and home quality.
A shipment of ladies coats suits and dresses has arrived at The Farmers Store, enhancing stock for the upcoming season. The arrival highlights diversity in sizes and styles for local shoppers.
Burwell and Porter of Milan Missouri advertise farm loans with prompt closing and good prepayment privileges. They claim ample funds and invite inquiries before placing loans to save time and money.
A man frets about ancient Peruvians and civilization vanishing while his friends offer consolation. He confesses his habit of endless worrying and wonders what will happen after his death, ending with a reflection on the futility of his anxious thoughts.
Special notice urges buyers to choose men work shoes labeled Stronger Than The Law or Soft and Good from The Farmers Store with a satisfaction guarantee.
Claude Myers Post No. 274 met on September 7 1921 with a unanimous vote electing Wm A Bond as delegate to the third annual convention at St Joseph on Sept 19 and 20 1921 and J B Carter as alternate. Regular meetings set for the first and third Tuesdays each month. Gale Thurlo admitted as member. Receipts noted as $1.50.
Dug Dewey working for Dan Bramhall on the Dodge Jesus farm brought in a 15 feet 10 inch tall corn stalk weighing thirteen pounds. The stalk had brace roots at every joint and no ear. Dewey reports the prairie land yields some of the best corn seen in the field.
Henrietta Cordray born in Osage county Missouri married Milford Hall on November 28 1875. They had four children two died in infancy one at four years old and two survivors Olean Chester Eldorado Kansas Emma Jennings North Salem. Eleven grandchildren and one great grandchild, a brother Joe Cordray of North Salem and her husband survive. Funeral services were held Tuesday at North Salem conducted by Rev W W Clay, burial in North Salem Cemetery. Street Fair meeting followed at Electric Theatre to elect officers and plan October 7 and 8 fair.
A former Browningite writes from Los Angeles Sept 9 describing settling in the garden city, homesickness for Missouri, and a job by Mr Shore earning $200 monthly. She mentions beach visits and sightseeing trips and sends regards to Browning friends.
S. W. Summers reports the sale of a one half interest in Milan Granite Works to Clayton Warren. Warren will actively run the business, no agents will be employed, and goods will be sold without the usual agent's commission.
Alva Hoskins announces a new shoe repair shop in the Page Cement Building just east of the Baptist church. With four years experience at a top North Missouri shop, he offers machine equipped service, reasonable prices, and guaranteed work. Give him a trial.
We thank our many friends in Browning and North Salem for acts of kindness shown during the sickness, death and burial of our beloved wife and mother Henrietta.
A Duroc Jersey weighing 125 pounds is missing. A liberal reward is offered for its recovery. Contact C. A. Fleming for information.
Prest-O-Lite batteries offer savings of nearly 10 dollars per unit with a strong guarantee. Advertised prices include Ford 33.00 Chevrolet 35.00 Buick 35.00 Overland 35.00 Oakland 33.00 Studebaker 36.00 Buick long type 36.00 Overland long type 36.00 Dodge 44.00 All others proportionate. Repairs on all makes with genuine parts. Located at Sayers Battery Service Station Milan Missouri.
Seventeen acres of good corn in the field on the Arnold Cumbo farm for sale. See or write H. C. Gibson, Route 2, Browning, Missouri.
The Old Settlers reunion was held in Linneus last Thursday and Friday with good crowds each day. Eloquence, ball games, and numerous high quality agricultural exhibits drew attendees. The Legion Post showcased war relics in an improvised fortress and the event offered a friendly venue to renew old acquaintances.
All parties who have our tools borrowed will please return them at once without any further delay. S. L l. Darr.
Listen closely for Dicki and his all leather line of shoes praised for durability and comfort. Explore styles suited for daily wear and formal occasions with sturdy construction and lasting materials.
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