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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1906
Page
3
A scientist in the observatory notes a potential loss of twenty million dollars due to the eruption. The text mentions homelessness and property loss estimated at fifty thousand dollars, with conditions possibly returning to normal soon.
In LINGTON the railroad rate bill stalemate deepens as both parties fear a tight 45 vote path. Senate Republicans estimate 40s and 20s among Dems may tilt, with Tillman pressing for court review limits and anti injunction provisions. Debate centers on court action and interstate commerce rulings pending appeal.
YORK The Missouri Pacific executive board votes unanimously to join Kansas City in building a new union depot. Eight lines are set to use the station including Topeka and Santa Fe, Alton, Chicago and Alton, Rock Island and Pacific, Missouri Pacific, and others. Wabash likely to join. Also reports of bubonic plague quarantine aboard the Burrsfield at Reedy Island from Bombay. Ohio operators sign wage scale with rail firms in Hocking Valley signaling resumed operations.
A Sioux Falls resident Andrew Johnson credits Dean's Kidney Pills with saving his life after a year of kidney trouble. He suffered weight loss and swelling until the pills improved his condition and appetite. Sold by all dealers at 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
A. W. Olmsted promotes Allen's Foot-Ease powder for painful feet and growing nails with a free trial offer. The ad claims comfort, easier shoe wear, and a remedy for sweating feet, priced 25 cents. Also mentions Lewis' Le Binder cigars and a Peoria, Illinois factory reference amid otherwise stray lines.
A reader asks how to enter journalism and W T Stead answers with practical guidance. He emphasizes timely useful work over mere writing gift, notes editors seek copy that sells papers, and advises beginners to write what editors likely want to publish. He explains editors’ habits and how to infer preferred topics from today’s paper.
The Pueblo Chieftain notes American business leaders nationwide are active in supporting a congressional bill to reorganize the consular service. It argues objections come mainly from professional politicians and suggests essential business interests should not suffer to preserve political jobs.
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