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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1915
Page
3
Missouri state veterinarian Dr D F Luckey urges stockmen not to sell cattle below their worth amid foot and mouth disease fears in four Kansas counties. He predicts possible outbreaks but promises control and possible reimbursement through legislation and federal aid to ensure farmers receive fair value.
Thomas French, 35, trapped when a cave in at a zinc mine left only his head and shoulders showing above rubble. He directed rescuers for hours as doctors lowered into the shaft to aid him, but experts fear he may not survive the crushing ordeal.
Prim Brooks a famed figure claimed as the heaviest man in the world has died at Higbee after a bout with pneumonia. He reportedly weighed 11 pounds before illness and spent years traveling with circuses across the United States.
Mr and Mrs James Fullerton celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary at home in Chillicothe. Seven of their nine children attended. The Fullertons have lived in Livingston county for forty seven years. Mr Sig 79 and his wife 73 year old.
Citizens in Central North Missouri file with the Public Service Commission a grievance against the Chicago Burlington and Quincy Railroad over a deadly grade crossing at St Catherine Linn County. A viaduct is requested. The matter was heard at Linneus on November 26.
Mrs Katy B Howard granddaughter of Gen Sterling Price dies at her daughter's home in Kansas City. She was the daughter of Gen formed in Seattle four months ago.
A growing craze called jitmey spreads in Lexington with Raymond Payne inaugurating the movement and driving substantial local business.
The Rev. T. H. Harland and Mrs Harland celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary in a Golden Wedding observance.
Henry and Cass counties discuss the Osage Valley Highway from Springfield through Brighton Bolivar Fairplay Dunnegan Springs Humansville Collins Vista Osceola Lowry City Chiee Deepwater Clinton Hartwell Urich Creighton Garden City Harrisonville to Lees Summit. A July 4 dedication motor trip will run the full length ending in Kansas City with O V H arrows posted.
Jewell Mayes announces that the State Veterinarian Dr. D F Luckey or deputies will attend public sales of pure bred cattle and hogs to explain quarantine rules inspect for interstate shipment and issue shipment permits at no charge. Notify in advance for arrangements. Horse epidemic in Bates County causes deaths with confusion over cause and dangerous behavior.
Brookfield mourns the death of its oldest resident Mrs Theresa Jones who passed away last night at age ninety nine.
A push to call a special election on adopting the commission form of government for Springfield was defeated after a city council report found the petition did not reach the required 10 percent of registered voters in the city.
William Galloway of Waterloo Iowa buys the Midland Manufacturing Company plant from the Qankis threats. Fred M Ashe will be general manager. Buyers plan to add fifty workers immediately. The plant makes farm implements and gasoline engines. Frem M K Tx Zinc prices break records and bids reach 68 per cent, while metals climb to 68 dollars a ton.
The church dedicated to St Genevieve, completed in 1764, was renamed during the revolutionary period as the Pantheon and later restored to its ecclesiastical function and original naming.
A father answers his son asking if the war is about Europe. The mother is advised as the source of knowledge about fighting while the father suggests letting mud dry to wash away insults. The quote from Ivan Panin frames the conversation as a reflector on conflict and resilience.
A reader touts Peruna as a cure for a severe grip and expresses confidence in the remedy, suggesting a safe personal verdict on its effectiveness.
Readers share long running endorsements praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for female health. The letters claim relief from distress and improve wellbeing, with testimonials dated over many years.
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