09 Apr 1914
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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1914
Page
1
The article extols Easter as the central fact of Christianity, declaring Christ's resurrection defeats death and opens life for all who follow Him. It describes God’s everlasting love, the promise of eternal life, and the transformation from darkness to light through faith in Jesus, urging readers to embrace the dawn of spiritual renewal.
Mary Elizabeth Moore born November 27 1838 in Henry county Virginia died March 29 1914 at her Linn county Missouri home aged 80 years four months two days. She married Thomas Kimbrough in January 1854 and they bore twelve children seven daughters and six sons. Six children survive her. six preceded. She was a charter member of Morris Chapel Church joining under Rev. C. Grime.
Easter in foreign lands is the gala day of the year celebrated with choral services and Dame Fashion's parade of Easter finery. Easter ones abroad are elaborate which you on another page of LEADER RECORD this week.
Saturday concerts start at 7 45 p m with Easter tone. Herman Adee second trombone and Franc is Duncan third alto join this week bringing total membership to seventeen in the band.
Notice to all individuals and firms still owing accounts to the company. Demand for prompt settlement and collection actions as necessary under the terms of the agreement.
An article fragment discusses advertising tactics urging weekly Leader promotions and bold pricing to attract customers. It emphasizes prominent display, margins, and distinctive appearance over brand name, plus a stray note about Clara Hobbie's injured arm after a wood incident near Winigan.
The report notes candidates who were found to have restyed the most votes for directors, highlighting their lead in the local board election count.
A local note invites visitors to Preumatic Tool Plant to see granite work and meet skilled craftsmen who strive for quality in every piece. The message emphasizes lifelong dedication and artistry in stone work.
A local home merchant was reportedly ousted from a street location, with authorities pledging action against similar disruptions. Witnesses describe the incident as abrupt and unresolved.
A brief item notes a person relocating to Mississippi and starting a new field operation. Details are scarce but indicate relocation and establishment of a field project in the state.
The note records a stock entry dated April 10 mentioning 35 head of cattle. Details on breed, herd origin, or destination are not provided in readable text.
Ill Browning Missouri March 31 1914 Mr Joe Nickell writes from his home sending a one dollar payment by office order for a service or item referenced in the note. The message shows a personal payment arrangement.
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