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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1915
Page
4
Public notice records that the Brown ing Missouri post office lists second class mail matter and reflects entries dated July 8 1897 and September 16 1915 with processing actions and archival status.
E L Joyce outlines rural school expectations for Linn County teachers. Start by 8 30 am with janitor duties shared, ensure neat clean ventilated rooms and safe drinking water. Follow state study plan, conduct Reading Circle work, meet with town teachers twice monthly, and push five to four month schedule.
Kansas City stock yards report Sept 18 1915 shows cattle prices mostly lower with 28 000 head today. Best fed and grass cattle 5 to 20 cents higher last week but medium and lower grades weak. Hogs range 6 25 to 8 00 on bulk with light weights at 7 85 to 8 00 and heavy ends down. Sheep and lambs arrival 22 000 head with fat stock 10 to 15 lower. best range lambs 8 50. Community notices include local moves and a fire at Ellis and Roy Bausell barn, plus a restaurant sale and diphtheria illness in J S L Fields family.
Orchard owner five miles north of Browning advertises a large quantity of Ben Davis and Jonathon apples for sale. Readers are urged to write or phone orders at once.
Burwell and Porter of Milan Missouri advertise low rates and favorable terms for farm loans and urge readers to write for details. The notice emphasizes the promise of the lowest rates.
Uncle Philip Brumbaugh, an esteemed Duncan resident and early Sullivan County settler, asked the office Tuesday morning to renew the home paper for his daughter Mrs. A. M. Arthurs of Jay Oklahoma. He tends a neat southeast town property with crops including 14 bushels of potatoes.
South Sullivan reports D C Burk visited Milan Saturday. Mrs. Jake Lantz was on the sick list this past week. J M Hall plans a week with relatives in Kansas. Mrs Foster Herworth visited her daughter in Milan. Mr and Mrs W Pies hosted Sunday guests. Mrs E G Brookshier and children visited home folks near Roger Sunday. Chas B Purdin is completing a cottage on his farm for tenant use.
Allen Hall and tabs visited Tuesday to stay with her parents Mr and Mrs Ben ford Watson and relatives. Mrs John Singleton gave Mrs C F Alexande apples with one apple 16 inches in circumference and 23.5 ounces. Rev and Mrs C L Hess and children left for Bogard to start a new home. B F Peters drove to Brookfield with Mrs Jana and Miss Bernice Bolling and suffered a broken arm. Tuesday morning at about
Sparks from the kitchen above caused a small fire at Miss Lula Duncan’s residence. The blaze was discovered promptly and prevented from spreading by a bucket brigade, resulting in little damage.
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