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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1921
Page
4
The weekly note from Purdin reports favorable weather after rains. Local visits include Jess Pulliam's family at Wm Pulliam's and Earnest Pearson's at Fred Cassity's. A baby girl born to Paul Blunt and wife on September 22. Cattle shipments total 12 loads to Chicago this Tuesday.
The report notes continued rainfall affecting farm work and sorghum. It lists illnesses and a sick list for Mrs Charley Cordray, plus a cow killed by lightning for Emma Drier. It records social visits among locals including the Sills Brewers Thuchums and families at several homes in Hutchinson Kansas Helena Oklahoma and Perry McCollums.
Cora and Cross Roads residents report cattle deliveries by Orland Harris Tony Taylor and Gin Cox at Cora. Visitation from Everett Dodson and wife. Irene Pipes teaches at Cross Roads school visiting Browning. Birthday dinner at Virgil Dodsons Browning. Hog shipments from Cora by Alfred Maggert Dan Havens and Billie Franklin. Local clergy Rev Wm Gray arrives from New Hampton preaches at North Salem. Social visits include Mr and Mrs Scott Brantner and Springfield visitors Mrs Gunter and daughters Martha and Mary. Community chatter mentions plans to build Main Street sidewalks and local humor with Uncle Joe memorabilia.
A reflective piece notes the shift in campaign rhetoric from rousing pep and jests to more balanced dialogue. It suggests effective speakers acknowledge opponents as honest and capable, building credibility before presenting contrasting arguments.
Letters of Administration granted for the co partnership estate of Haggard and Darr Charles W Haggard deceased to 8S P Carr Administrator by Linn County Missouri Probate Court hearing July 25 1921 Claimants must exhibit claims within one year from letters date or be barred Attest Arthur L Pratt Judge of Probate Seal
A fragment emphasizes that the opening in political rhetoric should convey fairness and openness. It warns speakers who cannot appear fair to stay quiet while the band plays a tune.
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