29 Apr 1915
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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1915
Page
1
The town notes spring readiness with garden upkeep and new street oiling plans praised by residents. Clay Jones adds paint to storefronts while a local dog known as the paaine is cared for by L. C. Lantz. The Browning creamery opening on May 1 promises cash for farmers and better butter. A night watchman is urged to curb crime.
Notice of the annual stockholders meeting of Browning Savings Bank Browning Missouri to be held at the banking house on May 11 1915 convening at 9 o clock a m for at least three hours or until the objective is accomplished. Purpose to elect six directors for the ensuing year. Sow ibe Srasmnetion of Any.
A notice states an upcoming visit by Dr Bartlett in the locality to perform castration of a cat under veterinary care. The message emphasizes proximity and readiness to operate in the recipient area and mentions a person named Dr V Bartlett.
Notice to teachers that the Browning School Board will hold a meeting to consider school matters and propose actions for the upcoming term. The notice requests attendance and outlines topics to be discussed at the board session.
The Duncan township board and the district road overseers were sworn in and met for their first regular monthly session. Road boss wage was cut from 2.50 to 2.00 dollars per day, praised by taxpayers and workers.
The Electric Theatre lists a slate of expensive Laskey features starting May 3, shown each Monday. Titles include Brewaters Mil lions, John Barleycorn, Squaw Man, The Sea Wolf, and The Avalanche. If well supported, future features like The Call of the North and The Master Mind may follow.
A fragment shows someone describing licking stamps for telegrams and a rent payment. the speaker mentions stacking six stamps on a bill and pasting one on a note, with the sentence cut off. The casual tone hints at everyday postal chores in a historical context.
A clipped note reports an incident involving Speaker Boyd and an editor's family with a reference to Miss Corll. Further details are not provided in the readable text.
The audience praised a leading young man from the state for an eloquent address to the crowd. Mr Boyd is the newly elected Grand Master of the Missouri I O O F and will begin duties soon visiting every lodge in the state to energize the order.
Congress appoints a commission to examine devices that save travelers lives. A special track segment will test the commission’s findings and possibly indict the railroad safety effort.
No trespassing allowed. all turkeys on our land hereafter will be dealt with according to law. John Mairs.
Fragmentary OCR mentions Hale and Son in Browning and a Friday Saturday schedule. References to fuel price nine dollars and two jack and Napoleon are incomplete. No clear event, location, or person recordable.
The Whaley Drug Co announces a new line including patent medicines sundries paints and related items. The offer expands the store’s pharmaceutical and general goods assortment aiming to attract broader customer demand.
Readable fragments list individuals and routes including Pur din Purdin Fruita Colo North Salem City and Tacoma Wash with several named persons such as J M Smith G festant J P Bolling E H Moore W T Prather Bert Hamilton Walter Sayers John Morgan and others.
The shareholders of the company will meet to elect a board of directors for the ensuing year and transact any business that comes before the meeting. Secretary J. A. Calhoun will oversee the proceedings.
Percy W. Markham Brookfield Electric Light Company manager will visit Friday to discuss a Browning light system. Attend the Commercial Club meeting to hear his proposal and details.
Nova Mundell, proprietor, announces the creamery will be ready for business on May first. A butter maker will be employed and the proprietor will oversee operations at all times, inviting patronage.
A pupil risks disappointment if parents do not sign the school document. The article notes urgency for guardians to return signed forms to ensure the student’s progress.
A historical note describes a four compartment chick hatching and brooding coop by HL Kemgoter. It features four sliding doors, protected by weather light, runways in front for food and water, and burlap partitions separating each compartment for hens and chicks.
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