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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1920
Page
4
A dated 1920 column presents moral maxims and aphorisms on honesty, hypocrisy, work ethics, and human behavior. It reflects social mores of the era with brief, declarative statements about dress, education, money, and child behavior.
Cutting corn dominates the day in North East Linn. Mrs. Noah Head and children visit her mother Mrs. M. J. Brewer this week. Harold Abbott and wife visit Perry McCollum's, Sunday. B. McCollum and family visit Seaman Wallaces, Sunday. Perry McCollum and son Floyd attend the Linneus pig club show. F. M. Cattey and wife in Brookfield last Wednesday. Waneta McCollum, daughter of Tatlo and Ollie McCollum, dies at home in North Salem after illness.
Frank Cassity traveled to Kansas City on Saturday for medical treatment. Joe Creason and his wife visited Fred Blunt and family at Chillicothe on Wednesday night and Thursday of last week. Tease Pulliam is distributing mail en route this week. Curt Bagley and his wife and Everett Jenkins and his wife visited at Rayville.
Edd Lyons and wife visit Mrs. Frank Cassity and children Sunday evening. Numerous area residents, including W. E. Jenkins family and Miss Lena Gardner of Riverton, visit Jesse Woodsides in Priday. Several households travel for visits, school events, and a ball game, with illness and a death noted in Grandma Bagley.
Frank Creason closed a deal early this week to purchase the Cap ital Trail Garage from J. L. Ingram. Possession was given Monday and the Ingrams plan to travel in the west soon. The garage has a strong business and under Creason is expected to grow. The community welcomes Creason to the local business fraternity.
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