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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1917
Page
4
Local column reports on corn cutting and road work, new car purchase by Mrs. Brookshier, employment changes, and visits. It records the baptism of community events including a baby birth, a funeral for Norris Keithley aged 8, a street parade with bands, and a noninjury collision involving an excursion bus near Milan.
A brief local performance of Uncle Tom's Cabin by Tory's troupe played Monday night, drawing attendees and ending with the usual standbys for the stage production.
A fragmented rural note reports B F Peters being rammed by a submarine while driving home from Linneus. Peters' car tipped onto its side. the submarine craft, owned by Curt Broyles, escaped untouched. The fate of the little red trophy remains unclear as George separate was seen later with a daring ride.
Parents John and Mrs Vincent celebrate the birth of a son as Grandpa and Grandma grow older. Papa jokes about the mustache and Brookfield visit for the baby. Guests Mrs Palmer and son Harold, Mrs Hollon, and Mrs Warren with daughter depart to their homes in Lockwood and Pleasanton after visiting locally.
Mr and Mrs Wallace Keithley of route 1 visited Saturday as guests of his mother Mrs J N Keithley. The office acknowledges a business call from Mr Keithley regarding a stationery order in Netel Township.
Readers are told a $100 reward and the paper notes a claimed cure for catarrh through Halts Catarrh Cure. The ad asserts the remedy works internally through the blood to treat mucous membranes and constitutional conditions.
We will give $1 for the largest ear of corn to be shown in our window by Nov 1. Owners to have a fair chance and display a superior specimen.
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