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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1939
Page
5
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Crowdis visited Browning Friday afternoon near Roger. Numerous locals and guests traveled from Milan, Linneus, Edina, Chula, Kirksville and beyond for family visits, homecomings, and social gatherings. Regulars include the Owens family, Roach and Fleming households, and many attending local church and school activities.
A business states prices will remain competitive amid rising Feeds costs. The note assures customers maintaining value while markets shift.
Classified ads announce sales of Shropshire rams and farm properties while social notes list visits from Meadville to Kirksville and residents from Denver Trenton and LaPlata attending a Homecoming and staying with locals over the weekend. Prices for want ads start at 25 cents with one cent per word.
Mr and Mrs N W Phillips hosted Thursday and Friday with Mr and Mrs J B Harmon. Everson Carr of Purdin visited Browning Friday afternoon. Howard Carter left for New York to attend the World’s Fair. Paul Glidewell and James Glidewell of near Milan visited Browning Friday. V C Thurlo Joyce and John Clifton from Brookfield visited Browning Saturday evening. Keath Crooks Eugene Thurlo Max Freeland and Bernard Browning, KS TC students, spent the weekend with home folks.
Mr and Mrs John May of Jasper spent Saturday in the city enjoying a quiet outing and sightseeing around town. They were spotted at several shops and a downtown park during the afternoon.
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