02 Apr 1914
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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1914
Page
1
A noisy social gathering is described with names of attendees and comments on suffragists. The piece quotes Senator Borah and President Wilson, noting public reactions to female suffrage and the president’s personal perspective on media portrayal.
Deceased Mrs. Tharp of Browning united with the Cumberland Presbyterian Church at Parson Creek at 18 and led a Christian life until death. Survived by husband Evert E. Tharp and three children in Chillicothe, her parents Mr. and Mrs. John I. Russell, four brothers, two sisters, and several in law and extended family. She lived in Browning most of married life before moving to Chillicothe six years ago.
Notice to qualified voters of Browning Linn and Sullivan counties Missouri that the annual school meeting will be held at a public school building on Tuesday April 7 1914 at seven oclock p m. The meeting will consider a levy of one dollar on each taxable item as provided by law.
The article notes a Missouri group promoting a progressive outlook and inviting young men to join the band. It lists several prospective members across instruments and praises Mr. Fulton for his leadership and the group's hopeful momentum.
Roll of Honor item lists E Steele of route 3 and a first name John associated with the record.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Fuller and Taylor with unclear context and social status hints. No coherent event or outcome is readable to form a full local news item.
The district has made a 65 cent levy for school purposes. It reports 1 pupil during the past term or, in lieu of such, maintained a priced period attendance equal to sixty percent.
J. Be Myers and Sot go to Crescent Town where Mr Myers is considered among the best men in their employ. The report notes Myers and his associate are highly regarded for their work and have been active in the area.
VOTIGE OF ELECTION. Hereby given that an election will be held in Browning Minnesota on Tuesday April 7 1914 for the purpose of electing an alderman in the fourth ward at the place.
The notice sets polling locations for the east ward at the mayor’s office and the west ward at an unspecified site. It lists J J Russell M R F Nickel and James Keithley as participants and is dated March 2 1914 with S P Carr as City Clerk.
A brief jab at editors noting the duties of running a newspaper, writing verses, shaping opinion, typing, and printing a weekly issue while also staying involved in office tasks and public speaking.
Two men argued over their respective churches, one Baptist and one Presbyterian, with the conflict described as tinged by undeserved egotism and pride from both sides.
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