Uncle Reubens Letter on the Currency Bill and Money Power
The writer critiques the currency bill with a folksy view of Washington politics. He notes Carter Glass as bill chair and President Wilson as proponent, while Western farmers demand more loan money and eastern markets seem flush. He warns against excessive government supervision and mocks simplistic money creation ideas.
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Reub
Becaz
Carter Glass
Virginia
Wilson
Congress
Mississippi
Kansas
Barry
Republican Party
Sam
Liberty or Independence Recalled in Rant by Reuben Hardscrabble
A satirical plea blasts government meddling and party rules. The writer mocks bureaucrats and compares future policy to Kaiser rule while recalling bygone days of simple fare and independence.
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Pat Henry
Chicago
Reuben
Protection of Game Birds in Linn County Farmers
George W Bailey reports from northeast Linn County Baker Township where farmers organized to protect game song and insectivorous birds. They stop mowing to move young prairie chickens from sickles and conservation success is praised as a model for other farmers to follow.
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Linn County
Baker Township
Jesson
Kansas
Destruc
Local and Personal News Highlights From Cora Missouri
Local items show Dan Havens of Cora on business. Ross Burk returns from Kansas City to visit family and attend a chautauqua. Dr. V C Bartlett attends Missouri Valley Veterinary Association in Kirksville. Mrs John Pratt and daughter visit from Cushing Oklahoma. W G Twyman and J S Sloan visit from Collinsville and Kahoka. J Roy Mairs trades drug store for Urbana farm. stock invoiced next week. Funeral of Max R Jenkins in Chillicothe. Dr H E Epperson sells residence to C B Fleming. Bridge contract awarded near J W Crookshanks. cement bridge to be built. Burlington offers special train Browning to Keokuk for dam ceremonies August 14. Missouri College of Agriculture mites care tips include proper poultry housing, ventilation, disinfection, and roost management. Weekly cleaning and monitoring advised to curb infestation.
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Ross Burk
Kansas City
V. C. Bartlett
Missouri Valley Veterinary Association
Kirksville
J.J. Smith
A. M. Elliott
C. W. Haggard
Joe Nickell
Linneus
J. W. Crookshanks
Mr. Haggard
Burlington
Brookfield
Keokuk
Mississippi River
Browning
Missouri College of Agriculture
The Poultry Mite by H L Keimpster
The poultry mite is a major summer enemy. These small transparent insects infest houses, turn red when engorged, and form large patches in cracks. They rarely stay on fowls, staying in the coop by day and feeding on birds at night. They breed best in damp places and multiply rapidly.
Hoover Cemetery Meeting Notice
All parties interested in the Hoover cemetery are requested to meet there Saturday August 16. Preaching at 11 a.m.
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Hoover Cemetery
Schrock Cemetery
Coal Delivery Ad From Iowa Supplier Knifong
Advertisement for a car of Iowa black coal arriving around August 10. Customer urged to get price before buying and contact J. D. Knifong for details.
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Iowa
Adv
J. D. Knifong
Basket Dinner at Schrock Cemetery
A community notice invites residents to meet at the Schrock cemetery on Sunday August 17 for a basket dinner. A religious service and preaching are scheduled to begin at 11 o clock.
Mendota Block Coal Exclusive Agency Ad
We have arranged to handle the Mendota Block Coal this year. We hold the exclusive agency and the price will align with all Iowa coals. See us. Adv. tf Peters Prod.Co.
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Mendota
Iowa
Quieting Title Suit In Linn County Court
In Brookfield Missouri October Term 1913 Virgil A Ware plaintiff sues Charles I Gooch Floyd Tattershall Clara Wright Christopher Irving James W Chenoweth Kate Pool May Robertson John Chenoweth William Chenoweth and Maggie Hale defendants Their absence from Missouri prompts publication of notice to answer by October 6 1913 In Browning Leader newspaper for four weeks to preserve rights in South half of Lot Two NW quarter Section Eighteen Township Sixty Range Nineteen Linn County.
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Charles I. Gooch
Floyd Tattershall
Clara Wright
Christopher Irving
James W. Chenoweth
Kate Pool
May Robertson
Johns
Chenoweth
William Chenoweth
Maggie Hale
John
Missouri
Brookfield
Linn
J. D. McLeod
TRE Record
McQuown Improves After Serious Illness
J. W. P. McQuown who has been seriously sick in recent weeks is reported convalescing at the start of the week.
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J. W. P. McQuown
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Browning, Missouri
Joseph Nickell
Browing
George W. Bailey
the Globe Democrat
Dan Havens
Cora
John Pratt
Cushing, Oklahoma
Guy Brookshier
W. G. Twyman
Collinsville
Okla
J. S. Sloan
Kahoka
L. W. Hummel
J. Roy Mairs
B. L. Mahaffey
Urbana
H. E. Epperson
C. B. Fleming
Our City
H. L. Keimpster
B. PD. Botte
F. R. Duncan
Browning Savings Bank
B. D. BoLuine
J. B. Harmon
B. F. Jonxson
F. R. Dncan
W.T. Pratner
J. W. Gooen, Sr
Jas. Neet
L. Gibson
Cashier
A. E. Lambert
Rk. C. Bailey
Ass’t Cashier
the Peoples Bank
J. G. Watson
K. H. Callihan
I. ‘J. Lambert
M. P. Rasefield
W. E. Duckworth
H.C. Bisley
B - Stone
S. L. Gibson
A. N. Thurlo
J. I. Haymon
J. A. Calhoun
R. M. Calhoun
Ass’t
J. W. Sevier
J. M Thurlo
A.N. Thurlo, Wm. Shepherd
J. I. Harmon
H.C. Pearsor, Iy G. Schreck I
Christy
COAL
Rexall
Kieraen
Sosep
J. Roy Maire
Jexalt
Business Directory
Roy Whaley
WY. C. Bartlett
D.V
South Side Main St
Browning- Missouri
Hunter
Dr. Fleming
Browning Rebekah
Gertrude Fields
N.G
Florence Lay
M.W. A
V. C
K. M. Duncan
Undertaker
T. B. Mundell
Browning, Mo
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