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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1926
Page
4
The Browning Leader-Record published in Browning Missouri with editor Joe Nickell listed and post office classified as second class mail matter dated Thursday September 30 1926 and circulation note from July 8 1897.
Rain continues across the Bean Blossom region with several Sunday gatherings. Local residents including Mr and Mrs Ed Fritzgerald, Drury Watsons, L M Watsons, and guests from North East Linn share time with family and neighbors amid ongoing showers.
McCollum reports Okey Milhoan is in Kirksville hospital having an appendectomy. He is progressing as well as could be expected. his wife and brother John Milhoan attend him. Local residents and friends wish for a speedy recovery while noting community activities and visits.
Real wet conditions slow field work as farmers in the vicin ity report corn cutting as the day’s busy task amid persistent rain.
A collection of wry maxims on debts, crime, comfort, and progress. Observations touch on dentists pains, bad checks, theft avoidance, installment plans, coal strikes, gardening, weather, and thrift. The tone resembles a local opinion snippet.
Fashion hints declare skirts rise beyond print, while readers fear new laws. Mesa orators defend water power but warn nature bears costs, urging restraint as river harnessing faces scrutiny.
Thomas A. Edison remains practical and declined a proposed long trip by air, choosing a different mode or postponing travel.
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