Where is the Browning band and local notes
A jumble of comments from a 19th century newspaper column discusses civic issues in several towns including Browning Moberly Kirksville and Macon. It mentions Mrs. Hay health a timid joke about lazy citizens and mutual insurance efforts to avoid fires. A Philadelphia woman sues a businessman for 10000 over four kisses. Rockefeller’s 100000 church gift sparks church and press debates about charity.
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Brodingip
Moberly
Kirksville
Macon
Iea
Philadelphia
Missouri
Inland La Joya tract described with tropical riches and health claims
The letter details La Joya in a broad valley near Sierra Madre foothills with level land and rich hardwoods. It notes navigable Teele alopán river, diverse crops, potential yields from $100 to $1000 per acre, favorable climate, and health benefits. The writer, Jacos Diem, reports a pleasant voyage, sea life aboard, and plans to return home, inviting readers to visit southern Mexico.
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la Joya
Sierra Madra Mountains
Teelealoapan
Missouri
Gulf
Vera Cruz
Fourten
Havana
New York
Ward Line
Papaloapan
Mexico
Jacos-Diem
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Philip A. Lantz
Tom Meneunabis
People’s Bank
Corner Main and
Fifth Streets
Browning
Cincaco
Rockfeller’s
Thomases
Clem
A. L. Brown
Rey Whaey
D. L. Whaley
RPC
H. Fleming
Weerren J. Sloan
Sete Ces
Browning, Mo
Geo. A. Galhour
Sen. Fields
Burlington
Pally
L. W. Wykoff
B. D. Boutine
Perry
Browning Savings
Wning
J. L. Moore
North Main Street
Patna
C. M. Thorntd
Real Estabe
J. F. M. Baty
Prd
Missou
Rinehart , Sitt
Purdin, HO
Wyaanes
Aut
Cunten
Batre