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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1913
Page
4
The 1908 act sets ages 8 to 14 and 15 in non employment to attend school at least three fourths of each year. It lists excuses by authorities and limits on child labor, with penalties on parents for non attendance and fines for illegal employment. School boards must publish the synopsis before each school year.
Notice says headquarters at Pearson Bros Barn and that all orders left there will receive prompt attention. Adv Wm Hicks is the drayman.
E L Jones and family visited Vern Brown Sunday. Mr and Mrs Amos Cotter attended the Bingham funeral near Browning Sunday. Rev Barker preached at the Baptist church Saturday night Sunday at 11 and Sunday night. A P Brown has purchased a grocery store in Kansas City and will move his family there soon. Al Hunter returned San-
A humorous piece offers summer phylosophy on staying cool and kind during heat with tips like plenty of lemonade and light meals. It also notes visitors Versa Bozarth and the Lantz family in Green Castle and Omaha, plus a Supreme Court ruling on pedestrian right of way at crossings and drivers’ hesitation to stop.
Washington reports the Ft Peck Indian reservation in Montana will open 1,345,000 acres to white settlement next month with about 8,406 160-acre homesteads to be drawn. Officials expect up to 75,000 filings. the drawing uses a box of applicant envelopes for 8,405 lots. Land valued around 25 dollars an acre, with options to pay over five years or three-year proceeds under a homestead law. Modern town sites are planned along the Great Northern Railway corridor.
Kansas City observers attended the Old Settlers Reunion at Linneus on Thursday and Friday last week. Lewis Shanks, moving from Slater to a leading drug store, will take his new clerk position soon. Mr and Mrs R D Cassidy and Wm Mathews rode the excursion train to Keokuk dam and enjoyed the trip.
Two Carroll County youths driving a big pair of mules raced with a passing automobile driven by the sheriff and the prosecuting attorney. After the car passed, the mules’ drivers rode along and were taken to Carrollton where they each paid $25 plus costs for the amusement.
The Normal School at Kirksville urges Missourians to pursue teaching despite drought and heat. It notes 700 of 1600 students will teach this year in rural districts, 250 in graded schools, and 150 in high schools or administrative roles. Fall term opens September 9. send for bulletin. Joan R. Kirk, president.
Court in Brookfield issues notice in 1918 for Virgil A. Ware versus Charles I. Gooch Floyd Tattershall Clara Wright Christopher Irving James W. Chenoweth Kate Pool May Robertson John B. Chenoweth William Chenoweth Maggie Hale to quiet title to South half of Lot Two in Section Eighteen Township Sixty Range Nineteen. Defendants to appear October term 1913. publication in Browning Leader-Record four weeks. J. D. McLeod, Circuit Clerk.
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