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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1920
Page
4
A selection of short moral and humorous maxims appears in a Brown ing Missouri post office listing. The items include reflections on love temper conscience and suffrage with a playful tone and dated context from 1897 to 1929.
A reflective essay on public life and journalism noting that praise accompanies power and criticism follows, while wealth and virtue tempt critics. The piece argues lasting quality proves itself over time, comparing a person to a garment whose true value reveals itself with wear. It ends by stressing that enduring influence comes from steady, proven merit rather than quick triumph.
Milo Street and family planned a Washington move for at least a time. Mrs Parker Johns and children visited at Joe Yagles on Sunday. Howard Payne and family were guests at A A Hawkins. Jesse Pulliam moved west of Browning. Mrs Frank Bagley and daughter left for their Woodward Oklahoma home. A A Hawkins visited Browning Monday. Gladys Payne and Wilma Hawkins called at Mr Yagles Sunday evening. A nice shower occurred Sunday evening. Walter Patterson and family Alex Penhale and wife Elmer Penhale and Lon McNally Mathew Penhale and son visited Will Penhales for the last Sunday gathering before the father leaves for Washington late this week. Add Grillem.
Frank Cassity returned from Kansas City on business on Saturday morning. Wm Penhale is slowly improving after a week of sickness. Joe Creason went to St Louis Saturday night returning Tuesday. Mrs Will Pulliams and Mrs Eva Steen visited at Joe Creason’s Thursday evening of last week. Curt Bagley and wife visited Everett Jenkins on Thursday. Herman Hutchinson and family visited Frank Cagsity on Sunday.
An advertisement states a first class farm loan available at 7 percent interest, not to borrower, from Moore Land Company located in Brooke.
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