30 Apr 1914
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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1914
Page
1
A mosaic of opinion and anecdote touches daily life, morals, and civic virtue. It notes chores, gardens, and home upkeep, plus court rulings on bloodhound evidence and the duty of newcomers, urging thrift, honesty, and orderly living across communities.
At 11:30 a.m. Miss Pauline Cotter led a class to a serving of de licious eatables in the school. Mr. Williams photographed the domestic science display. The Imperial Literary Society held a debate on whether educated foreigners are detrimental to the United States. The affirmative won. Cecil Taylor and Orvis Vincent were graduates. Beatrice and Paul Westlake earned daily attendance honors. Four o’clock saw departure after a delightful day at the house of education. One who was there.
At a Friday call meeting the city baseball men re elected H. L. Adams manager for 1914. Jas Williams was chosen treasurer and will serve as average keeper. Fields and Carter expected to handle most pitching with Petree and Adams as receivers. The probable lineup lists Adams at third Duncan at short Garter at first Glaze at second Lantz in left Williams in center.
The Browning concert band will present an evening of entertainment at the opera house Friday night May 8. The program features vocal and instrumental solos duets and divertissements by members of the band with a variety of lively pieces.
An auctioning note announces a Jersey cattle sale at The Oaks 11.2 miles north of Laclede Missouri on Wednesday May 6 1914 featuring 60 head of choice Jerseys.
Gant 10 and partners announce delivery for customers buying five or more cows within sixty miles. Purchasers from Brook and towns including Wheeling Mention Purdin Rothville Bucklin Catherine Hale Chilli cothe Browning Utica may have free delivery. Autos meet sale. sale begins at 1. Terms: cash or good time with interest. Auctioneers Shiflett, Jones Bros, Col Fleming, Col Shiflett. Clerk H W Lomax.
A general session at the home of age featured Bible study on the station. After the lesson a pleasing program followed with talks by Mrs. C. Tomlin and daughter Vera about a western trip. Mrs. Hermia Adams won the spelling contest and received a stationery gift. The evening closed with a red dessert served by the hostess.
A 1914 letter from Halsey Oregon requests a BADER-Record for someone from Missouri. The fragment mentions sending to Nickell Browning and includes a $1 payment, indicating a search or record retrieval. The text is partial and obscured, but shows the transaction and place names Oregon Missouri.
Special sale notice mentions a Friday event with low price offers and a dozer. Burwell and Sayers are referenced as the sellers. Limited readable details available.
War veteran and wife celebrated sixty years of marriage at a community anniversary near Cora. Neighbors gathered at M. B E church to honor the couple with speeches and devotional exercises. The surprised pair received several valued presents from friends and comrades.
The Lake County News congratulates Mr. Hamilton on being re elected principal of the White River school and praises his relentless energy. His service is valued in Cody as well, reflecting strong public sentiment for his continued leadership. Prof. Hamilton is the son of Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Hamilton of route 1 and is well known in the area.
Dyinghay Ty 1914 records describe a meeting to arrive at objectives GREE m and continue for at least three hours unless the purpose is accomplished sooner. The session targets bank operations for the coming year and any other proper business to be transacted as may arise.
The Editor is in receipt of information indicating a property transaction. Details are not fully provided in the fragment.
Notice states meeting set for May 20 1914 at 9 o'clock a m to elect a board of directors and conduct any other business that may arise J A Cathoun secretary.
The band led by W. E. Fulton lists selections for a Saturday performance at the bandstand. Directors and performers prepare a lineup including Fall in Line and other pieces with a focus on audience appeal.
A brief city report notes two individuals were brought in by an officer last week. Details on names locations and charges are not provided in the fragment.
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