Browning Leader Critics and Open Letter Reflections
A Brown ing Missouri leader prints a long public critique of economic policy and leadership. The message champions rural values, warns against speculation, and urges simpler living, national unity, and rethinking wealth. It cites farmers, education, and governance in a period of economic stress.
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Farm Boys Should Seek Broad Paths Beyond the Farm
Opinion argues that farm boys have the right to pursue any vocation with education. It notes urban opportunities exist for educated farm youths and cites leaders who originated from the farm. The piece urges encouragement of farm boys into varied professions amid current agricultural overproduction and market woes.
Farm Opportunities for Boys in Modern Agriculture
The article notes abundant opportunities on the farm for boys who study and apply modern agricultural methods. It argues that the future favors those who are diligent, while the indolent and shiftless gain little, whether on the farm or elsewhere.
Encouraging Crime and Carelessness Foil Thieves
A criminologist warns that victims’ carelessness fuels swindling, estimating two billion dollars yearly in losses. Weaknesses include cashing shocks for strangers, unprotected cars, carrying large sums, real estate purchases without checks, risky investments, and lending to untrustworthy individuals. Honest, cautious behavior can curb crime.
Thurlo and son attend circuit court in Linneus
J. M. Thurlo and his son Gale were seen at the circuit court session in Linneus yesterday, continuing their legal engagement in the county courthouse.
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