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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1907
Page
8
A garbled OCR fragment mentions uncertain phrases and names not clearly legible. The readable parts show no complete event, date, or identifiable entities to describe a coherent news item.
J H Brown and daughter Lola, long associated with the former local druggist, tied ceremonies with Miss Alta Py and Oscar Brown in Bucklin Wednesday evening at eight. Relatives and friends attended as the couple planned to reside on a Bucklin area farm.
Ongoing notes show incomplete text with scattered fragments and missing context. names, places, dates, and actions are unreadable, preventing clear identification of persons, organizations, or events.
Local items show Tom McCown in Kansas City over Sunday and Harvey Johnson visiting Purdin for business. Buxton's advertises shorts and salt with prices, while Grove and Yeomen lodge organizers are mentioned. Sheriff Anderson and Circuit Clerk Wilson travel from Linneus for business. Buxton promotes high grade gasoline and legal tender terms.
An antiquated tale recounts a fanciful legend about a feathered singer who wakes a divine figure with a morning song. A fair damsel involved in milking cows attracts mischief from a sneaky canine. A mischievous plot unfolds around a building linked to a gentleman named Jack.
Fragment of an old advertisement for Dr Shoop’s Magic Diaest claiming relief for torpid liver constipation and piles. It touts certainty satisfaction and quick relief with itching and protruding piles supposedly disappearing.
An old patent medicine claim promotes Foley's Honey and Tar as a cure for la grippe coughs and a preventive against pneumonia. The ad urges refusing any product not in the yellow package and bears a signature-like reference to C. Lantz in the era’s promotional style.
With spring approaching egg prices likely to fall, poultry raisers should seek substitute income. Early broilers will be in demand, rewarding those who bring fowls to market first. Incubators push out mother hens, yet many still favor traditional hatching. Early hatches yield the most money. Farms should focus on poultry now as little else can be done this season.
A mixed digest of farm tips and local observations. Practical advice on crop ground buckwheat substitutes and ground cane seed, plus commentary on oil refining and animal feed. An aside on child safety cures for croup and a vendor note for Dr Shoop products.
An assortment of small ads offer land farms stock and houses for sale or rent. Listings include a 95 acre farm five miles east of Browning a 420 acre Linn Yo stock farm near North Salem Mo and a 75 1 2 acre farm one mile west of Browning with a water rich property. Also brood sows for sale two Poland China and two Poland Duroes with March due dates and cash terms. A pane line lamp a six room house and a 20 by 80 barn with two lots and one acre land in Sullivan county are advertised with sale notes and contact pointers.
A fragmented report describes using Prevestia 6 to stop a cold and letting it run into a Meewarde. It mentions Prevyntics claimed to relieve palds grippe and prevent pusumonis or bronchitis with candy like tablets sold as cures.
A garbled notice by C. Lantz discusses the National Food and Drug Law and its stance on medicines containing opiates and other harmful drugs. It suggests a remedy for children and adults despite regulatory ambiguities and mentions "Regan" and "Dregian" in a disputed context.
A drifting man, described as a pure air crank, was lassoed near Carlton and taken to county jail. He slept in straw stacks or anywhere sheltered, avoided farmhouses in cold weather, but sometimes begged food. Neighbors failed to detain him. the Pier man was captured by a deputy sheriff.
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