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Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1912

Page

8

Missouri Hen Leads National Egg Contest at Mountain Grove

The Missouri Poultry Station in Mountain Grove reports five Missouri Buff Orpingtons atop a 75-pen field with 110 eggs in January and 107 in February, earning silver cups. A Springfield Buff Orpington and a Marshalfield S C Rhode Island Red lead individual hens with 96 eggs and Kirkwood Silver Wyandotte 89 eggs.

State Pottery Experiment Station Mountain Grove Missouri Canada Springfield S. C. Rhode Island Marshalfield Kirkwood T. E. Quisenberry

Uncle Reubens Letter predicts Bryan year in Democratic convention

The author notes campaign machineries and intra party feuds as Bryan denounces Harmon as Wall Street tool. He cites Clark Wilson split in Nebraska, Bob Gordon’s Washington role, and Harmon’s headquarters, predicting a deadlock at the Democratic convention and Bryan’s likely rise. Wilson and Clark are labeled radical inconsistently, with Bryan portrayed as consistent.

Bryan Judson Harmonagin Clark Wilson Nebraska Gore Wall Street Harmon Bob Gordon Washington Harmons Champ Clark St. Marys, O Jud Harmon Bob Uv Congress Allus Landin Wilson Haint

Local notes from South Sullivan and Milan events

W J Ford was in Milan on business Monday. A show drew a large crowd in Browning Saturday night. Farmers near South Sullivan discuss sowing oats. L Hilburn visited Brookfield relatives late last week. The W A Clems sale drew good turnout with high prices. Chas Purdin returned from Chicago where he sold cattle at a fancy price. James Brookshier and W H Oliver attended the Republican convention in Milan Monday. Line 88 held an annual meeting at White Oak Grove school house Saturday night. Roy Taylor plowed roads near his place last week making them smooth. more dragging is advised.

Chas. Purdin Chicago Line 88 White Oak Grove School House

Livestock Sale Listing Includes Horses Mules Cattle

14 head horses and mules listed with details a sorrel mare nine years old brown mare eleven in foal by jack brown and black roadster four and bay roadster four year olds two yearling draft colts and a span of mules aged two and three. Additionally 44 coming three year old and 53 coming two year old native steers plus two cows a fresh span one cow to fresh later five heifers and two and three year olds to be fresh about June.

Jack

Auction items include cattle hogs corn and lumber

A sale listing lists one registered Hereford bull five Hereford calves about 200 bushels corn in crib and 1500 feet of native lumber for sale with no further details or dates.

Radical promises fade after White House entry

The speaker predicts a future president would temper radical aims once in office, cooling supporters and preventing socialists from seizing control for years. Names William Jennings and Reuben Hardscrabble are mentioned as figures to watch.

White House William Jennings Reuben

McGraw 1912 Official Baseball Guide Issued By Fox Library

John J. McGraw's official baseball guide for 1912 is published as No. 29 in Fox's Athletic Library. The volume includes full page illustrations and pitching instructions, official postseason rules, season schedules, league standings, and player averages. It can be ordered for 10 cents plus 4 cents postage from Richard K. Fox in New York City.

John J. McGraw Fox Richard K. Fox Franklin Square New York City

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Quisenberry Browning High School Opera House Browning, Mo Kara Bromley Almira Bromley Martin Japer Bromley Liza Lia Hawkins Jotham Morley Christian Melixsy Watkins Manen Jonas Jarrock Pfarner Belinda Jarrock Ray Wampler Marie Newton Alvin Shipley Liera Marvin Bert Marvin Roberta Seaman Wetzel Wampler Chara Fields Edwin Tomlin Ara Neet Whaley’s Drug Store South Sullivan W. J. Ford Milan Browning L. Hilburn Brookfield W. A. Clems James Brookshier W. H. Oliver Roy Taylor J. H. Cawood Laredo Towit Baldridge & Dunlap J. M. Thurlo Sayers H. F. Crookshanks J. A. Gawood Adms Big Free West Enitd L. T.wykoff B&q RR Duroc Farrow S. C Nova Mundell Higgins & McDuff Purdin Cassity Reid W. R. Haggard Clay’s Harvey
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