23 Apr 1914
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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1914
Page
1
The passage mixes snippets on crime reporting social commentary and public notices. It references a newspaper border for publicity, postmasters, road commissioners, and rural delivery rules, plus remarks on schooling attendance and civic pride. An Iowa man is noted for solving the cost of living with his father-in-law.
An advertisement notes a Jersey cattle sale at The Oaks north of Laclede on May 7 1914 featuring 60 head including 35 cows and heifers 15 springers a registered cow and herd bull with many producing 4 to 5 gallons daily. Free delivery offered for buyers of three or more cows within specified local stops and additional free delivery for five or more to broader towns.
Band notes report that Mr. Fulton has returned from his Easter vacation and is resuming duties. The item notes a brief personnel update with no additional details.
The Benton Enterprise reports Chas A Johnson of Linneus seeks the Democratic nomination for Linn County Clerk at the primary. North Linn county supporters back him, citing his qualifications and local roots in Enterprise and Benton townships. The piece also mocks his poetic pretensions and typos in a humorous aside.
Notice is given that the Browning Savings Bank of Browning Missouri will hold its thirtieth annual stockholders meeting at the bank in Browning on Tuesday May 12 1914. The meeting begins at nine o clock and will consider the year ahead and any proper business.
A fragment describes a father on streets and sidewalks, something about knowledge and cigarettes, with strange archaic phrasing and scattered imagery. No clear event or names emerge beyond general urban setting and this odd reflective fragment.
Thursday night a number of members of the Commercial Club met at the theatre and elected for the new term.
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