Cement Factory Promoter Neet Eyes Browning Growth
Yang through, the enterprist qyeng oh, her hizens will soon e an cement factory, pikes Neet, formerly partner in Jenkins Hay Rake & Stacker Factory, is owner and promoter. He ordered machinery, to arrive soon, for cement blocks for building and pavements near his residence. The venture, Browning’s second new industry this year, aims to boost local manufacturing alongside a pickling station.
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Yang
Qyeng Oh
Pikes Neet
Jenkins Hay Rake & Stacker
Neete
Browning
Gilchrist Severely Injured By Windmill Gear Accident
Gilchrist, a member of Torrey Machinery in Chillicothe, was badly wounded Monday while working his windmill when a wheel seized. His left arm skin was torn and hanging loose, requiring Dr. Barney and Dr. Stevens to treat the wound. He endured severe pain but could return home after dressing.
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Chillicothe
Gilchrist
Poland
Barney
Stevens
Alice the
Barn Burns at Neet Farm Knocks Out Outbuildings
A barn at the Neet farm burned Wednesday night with horses and two calves inside. Harness, corn, hay and other stock were destroyed. Estimated loss about 4000 dollars, insured for most of that amount. Cause not yet known.
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Neet
April Fool Pranks Spark Lighthearted Street Tricks
The article recalls April Fools celebrations with harmless pranks on streets and sidewalks. Sacks filled with air tied and left for passersby amused onlookers as innocent parcels prompt surprised reactions. A notable scene features a pocket book ruse and a boy tempted to pull a visible thread from a stranger’s coat.
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Istas
Ime
Othen
Brick Thrown Through Harness Shop Window
Friday night an unknown vandal threw a brick at Mr. Kane the harness maker, shattering two panes and narrowly missing him. Kane and his daughter recognize the assailant, but no arrests have been made. He has received skull and crossbones labels and warning notes prior.
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Mr. Kane
Slaughter
Jailer Appointed as Ay Maddox Moves to Linn County Jail
Ay Maddox has moved with his family into the residence portion of the Linn County jail after being appointed jailer. Freeman is mentioned as a related official, with plans for Kesiga to move to Frecla.
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Ay ‘Maddox
Linn County
Wm. Freeman
Kesigaill
Frecla
Reading Room and Hall Advocated for Browning Youth
A local plea urges Browning city to build a reading room and gymnasium hall as a moral and social uplift. Supporters argue it would provide a safe evening space, promote reading and healthy exercise, and shape young men into useful citizens with broad citizen backing. Plans hinge on community discussion and funding.
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Browning
School Election Ballot Returns and Board Members Named
The county school commissioner ballot lists L. E. Ryals and A. W. Baker with vote counts 77 and 34. New school directors are J. D. Knifong and J. W. Oxley, Knifong 80 votes and Oxley 75. Browning Public Schools Board includes H. F. Crookshanks B. D. Bolling J. M. Thurlo James Neete J. D. Knilong and J. W. Oxley.
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L. E. Ryals
A. W. Baker
J. D. Knifong
J. W. Oxley
Mr. Knifong
Mr. Oxley
Board of Education
The
Browning Public Scholes
H. F. Crookshanks
B. D. Bolling
J. M. Thurlo
James Neete
J. D. Knilong
Missouri General Assembly Passes New Laws
The Missouri General Assembly enacted several laws including Bill No 81 creating a state normal in southwest Missouri likely at Springfield joining existing ones in Kirksville Warrensburg and Cape Girardeau Bill No 12 requires cities to grade repair and improve streets along railroad cross streets and sidewalks Bill No 72 authorizes the attorney general to appoint two attorneys general and a chief clerk at salaries totaling $6 500 a yearalso a provision prohibiting the sale of all liquors to minors.
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Forty-third General Assembly of
Missouri
Kirksville
Warrensburg
Cape Girardeau
Springfield
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