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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1915
Page
7
Henry Schroeder, known as the Potato King of the Red River Valley, speaks about starting early, growing potatoes as a farmer boy with capital, a story highlighted by the John A. Salter Seed Co. catalogue.
A veiled woman gains entry through high barriers to Judge Ostrander's estate. The woman vanishes while the judge lies in a cataleptic state. Bela, the servant, dies as he guards a secret door. The judge awakens and, guided by Miss Weeks, learns the veiled woman's location and visits her at the Claymore Inn.
Judge Ostrander probes the strange intruder Averill as Mrs Yardley explains the widow lodger and her odd access to the mansion. The judge requests a direct interview while Mrs Yardley promises discreet handling.
Mrs Yardley reveals a desperate plea to Judge Ostrander about her daughter Reuther. She explains a staged engagement to Oliver Ostrander and the rift it caused, pleading for five minutes to save Reuther from a grief that could end her life. The judge remains wary, demanding proof and clarity as the scene ends with a continuing tension.
A. A. Balakshin heads the world's largest farmers union spanning from the Ural Mountains to Mongolia. Butter making dominates the industry with most output sold in England. Balakshin, beloved by about 300,000 people, is known as "the little grand father" for his life of service.
German statistics show that just before the war 14 500 000 people were protected by compulsory sickness insurance, 24 400 000 by compulsory accident insurance, and 16 000 000 by old age and invalidity insurance, exclusive of 3 million salaried employees brought under compulsory by recent legislation.
The British India population is listed as 231,985,132 from ten years ago. A current estimate around 235,000,900 is noted and the potential Indian army size is discussed as seven to ten million men if mobilized.
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