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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1915
Page
4
Entry records show Brown ing Missouri post office designation as second class mail matter dated July 8 1897 with a publication note Thursday September 30 1915 indicating continued mailing status.
Perry Thomas and wife welcome a daughter at home. Ham Yount visits son in law Roy McCollum’s home. Ben Cattey completes a cement cave. Henry Thudium remains poorly after a horse kick injury. Neighbors roof Mrs. Mary K. McCollum’s house with help from friends. Opal McCollum returns from four week visit with uncle Albert Wallace in South Dakota. Harry Carr and Lois Detwiler wed September 14 at Rachel Detwiler’s home. W. W. Jones travels to Battle Ground Washington with family for two months. T. H. Lauck travels to Carrollton for business. James Smith of Bucklin stays with brothers Frank and Roy. Claud Keithley and J. W. Fields visit Browning. R. M. Calhoun of Browning visits H. N. Thurlo. D. G. Freeland of Kirksville comes to farm and stays with W. P. Nickell.
Notice invites buyers to visit Jones Music Co. in Brookfield to purchase high grade pianos at factory prices for thirty days. Trade in old instruments accepted. Easy payments available. Pianos tuned and repaired. Phone 299.
Lantz & Robinsons Garage advertises an oxygen carbon burner capable of burning carbon out of any cora model quickly. Prices claimed as reasonable.
B A Thomas a retired Kentucky chemist fed his horses powders he claimed made coats slick and shining. He shared the powder with neighbors and his Stock Remedy became famous across Kentucky among horsemen and farmers who praise livestock health with a money back guarantee.
The 12 part serial Exploits of Elaine opens Tuesday October 5 at the Electric Theatre with the first part shown free and another reel offered free to entice attendance.
Wetters of Administration for the estate of James R. Keithley have been granted by the Linn county Missouri Probate Court on September 23 1915. All claimants must present claims within six months for allowance or be barred. those not filed within one year from the last publication will be forever barred. R M Calhoun Administrator.
A cordial gathering celebrated a bountiful spread and shared mirth with guests including Mr. and Mrs. K. M. Duncan and daughter Lorene, Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Fields, Dr D. B. Hunter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Adams and daughter Orryl, and Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Bolling. The host Mr. Duncan is expected to live to a centenarian, with each anniversary hoped to be as pleasant as this one.
J. B. Harmon made a business call at C. C. Dod son on Monday. The Harmon sisters of Centerville Iowa are visiting relatives. Mr. and Mrs Clark Harmon rejoice over a new baby boy. Ruth Wilhite of Milan visited relatives near Roger last week. Mrs J R Alberton and Madeline visited relatives near Elgin last week. J R Spencer and family of Milan were guests of G M Spencer in Cora Sunday.
A ruby throat humming bird, tiny and lively, was found on Lin neus public square yesterday morning. After warming, the o<:sp>r <e>n flew and showed no injury, weighing 47 1 2 grains plus a half grain and a tenth of an ounce on an apothecary scale.
W. W. Clay lists upcoming sermon times as North Salem Sabbath at 11, Mt Hope at 3, Bethel at night. He will return Monday to preach here on October 4. Everyone welcome.
The ad notes hens may stop laying when eggs are expensive and claims hens that lay show a healthy pink gill tone while non laying birds have a whittish tongue or palate. It recommends B. A. Thomas Poultry Powder as a guaranteed remedy to “start her liver and to start the eggs,” urging owners to boost production during high egg markets.
V C Tribble loaded his car early in the week and departed for a new home near Ulm Wyoming. His wife will join him soon. Their many friends here wish them success in their new residence as they are excellent young people.
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