06 Aug 1914
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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1914
Page
1
A 19th or early 20th century moral column urges sons to respect mothers and fathers, avoid loafing, and maintain home harmony. It condemns gossip before hearing a person’s side, extols a loving home, and includes impractical dating age instructions while stressing restraint, courtesy, and hard work at home.
A fragmented verse laments chiggers plaguing people in warm fields. The speaker describes persistent bites and discomfort that transform peaceful outdoor moments into avoidance and distress.
Mrs J M Thorlo was a visiting guest on Sunday at an unspecified location. The note records a social visit by Thorlo with no additional context or relations provided.
An elderly widow married to M R F Nickell in 1865 left six children, five living. She joined the M E Church in 1878 and endured eight years as an invalid, maintaining faith. She died after a final period of suffering, a last smile resembling a look toward the future. Funeral services were held with ministers in attendance. A separate note recounts a chicken thief incident, where a pursuer fired, ending further thefts in the area.
The primary election passed with strong interest and several Democratic and Republican contests. In Linn County Charlie Johnson won the county clerk nomination and J A Nickell won presiding judge. Sullivan County saw most offices contested by Democrats. J Weir and Ryan among nominees for county clerk and representative, with Dave Crumpacker for recorder. On the Republican side in Sullivan County E E Shoop won re election as recorder and Judge Rucker was renominated for common pleas, with Dr J Sr as state senator.
In this installment of our history and geography series, the feature surveys a renowned landmark and compares its historical significance with modern context. The article previews an extended discussion to appear on the next page.
Roll of honor item mentions route 1 and the household of Mrs A W Thomg with reference to a daughter. details are sparse and fragmented.
A fragment notes kupeher used for eating priced at 31 90 per husdned wa. The text is unclear and lacks full details or context.
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