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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1943
Page
7
The notice describes many small articles and 18 pattern numbers with instructions. It cites high demand and wartime conditions causing longer fitting times and asks readers to send orders to the provided address.
Story follows two wills by fatally shot Old Bill Cole leaving King Cole Ranch to Ann Lee and Cole Cody, children of Rusty Lee and Buck Cody. Rance Waldron appears claiming connection as Ann Lee and Cole Cody travel by stagecoach toward the ranch. Bandits stop the stage. driver Long Peters and passenger Andy Jenkins are shot. Jenkins preserves the carpet bag with the money.
William Cole Cody and Ann Lee bond during a dangerous stage ride as two highwaymen attack. After a heated kiss and a slap, Ann insists on staying outside. Cody faces danger and returns to town with Bert Nevers as the hotel crew and locals react. Porfirio Lopez seeks Don Codito’s mercy after a brutal night.
Readings outline a lesson for April 4 focusing on international councils. The text lists selected subjects and designated texts used in the instructional session.
A study of Peter and John as models for following Christ through testimony and personal encounter. The text highlights Andrew the finder, John the Baptist, and the call to become fishers of men, urging personal witness and obedience.
United States Steel Corp reports 1942 production up 28 percent above the WWI peak, with 1942 employment costs at 783 million dollars and taxes at 204 million. The company cites wartime aviation mat development as a top achievement and notes government contracts and resource use during the year. A light anecdote mentions a Mitchel Field soldier winning a club dunking challenge.
Panels built to equal stiffness in and across the face grain resist warping better than those that are very limber in one direction and very stiff in the other.
The word sabotage sprang from radical French labor circles known as syndicalists. It derives from workers throwing a wooden shoe into machinery to halt operations, causing deliberate damage.
The skeleton of a Bushman, more than five centuries old, has been uncovered at Cape Town marking a first of its kind in the city. The find sheds light on early inhabitants and their burial practices in the region.
The cat in the British Home Office in London knows leading politicians by sight and has received a brass name plate as insignia of office.
A compact, period tone summary notes the underdog’s isolation in nature and his extermination as a stark moment in Jack London’s Call of the Wild. The fragment evokes wilderness peril and survival themes without sensational detail.
The main expense in replacing decayed timbers lies not in the timber price but in the labor required to tear out the old timber and install the new.
Nationwide farm marketings brought in 973 million dollars in April, up 46 percent from 885 million the previous April. The gain reflects higher cash income across sectors and markets this spring.
Gen. Jacob Zeilin, sixth commandant of the U S marine corps, served as officer in charge of the marines aboard Perry s flagship during the 1852 expedition to Japan.
The data show lint and cottonseed per acre marketing returns increasing from 30.13 dollars in 1940 to 49.23 dollars in 1941, the highest level since 1919, reflecting improved market prices and yields for cotton producers.
A terse instruction notes that the interior of an open car top should be wiped down periodically with huke-germ water. The text also contains a quotation attributed to John Dryden about born genius.
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