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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1909
Page
5
A playful line hints at public interest as the phrase Pretty? Welles- Rather? echoes in discussions about a new media program. The fragment suggests a media personality debate setting amid curiosity and audience engagement.
Local notices list Poultry and eggs buys from Peters Produce Co and Kirksville Business College mentions. Many social items include visits by J R Spencer, M G Fuller, W C Ingram, Maud Benefield, and others. optician Dr Hanna to be at Whaley's Drug Store Aug 13 to 22. preparations for Brookfield fair with wagons and trains. farm and livestock activity with hogs and cattle shipments. various travel and visitation notes across Kirksville, Purdin, Milan, Linneus, and nearby towns.
The item appears as a fragment mentioning a rural high school term or event. Readable details are limited, but it seems to refer to a three year program or classification for a school named The Farmer Boys and Girls. Further context is unavailable in the readable text.
J W Harvey traveled to Brookfield on Monday while Walter Smith of North Salem visited Milan for business. Mrs Mollie Mitchell and children came from Chillicothe to visit relatives. E C Bailey returned from Kirksville where he attended chautauqua with his wife. See Neet and Haggard for cement blocks foundations caves and sidewalks. J E Myers went to Purdin on Saturday. Fleming unloaded his second car of Velie buggies this season. Chas Williams Walter Smith and Christain Bailey attended the Milan ball game Sunday. Schrock & Co Purdin Mo promotes Peter Schuttler wagons as leaders for sixity odd years.
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