10 Jan 1907
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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1907
Page
1
Our town invites visitors to see a thriving county metropolis with a model town feel. The display highlights a strong school system, churches, fraternal societies, solid businesses, and healthy, well-dressed residents. Prominent farmers and energetic young women showcase local prosperity.
A Corton Kansas resident writes that Ballard's Horehound Syrup cured a cough quickly, claiming it outperformed all medicines for coughs bronchitis influenza and other pulmonary issues. Sold by Pt Wafery and Son.
A promotion offers a $10 gold piece to the subscriber who has paid the farthest in advance by the evening of February 14. It urges readers to renew and secure about twelve years of subscription for roughly two dollars, promising a winner will take home cash.
An advertisement touts Ballard's Snow Liniment as superior for rheumatism stiff joints cuts and sprains. It urges trials with bottles priced 25 cents 50 cents and one dollar and claims users become lifelong customers. Dr Whaley and Son markets the product.
Mr. G. A. Brantner a North Salem subscriber was in town Tuesday en route to Milan where he serves as a juryman. He made a pleasant call at this office during his visit.
Last Tuesday W E Davis purchased Roy Calhoun's stake in the hardware firm Calhoun and Harvey. Davis plans to take possession in February. Calhoun is undecided about future actions and may enter business locally. Mrs Davis is experienced in hardware trade and supports the move. The Lrapes-Are- ORD extends best wishes to all parties.
The article recalls Ulysses S. Grant and other leaders valuing dreams and omens. It notes Farragut hearing guidance at Mobile Bay, Nelson’s horseshoe, Lincoln’s dream of his body in state, Stevens avoiding pins, Blaine’s habit of not turning back, and ministers Carlisle and Foler. It ends with Allen Moore’s death after laudanum use in Kansas City.
An aged reader misreads a pharmaceutical advertisement claiming King’s New Health Pills ease biliousness and constipation. The ad promotes Epperson's Drug Store as the place to buy the remedy.
Vick and John Murdock of this city were arrested Saturday by Sheriff Curry and deputy Williams and turned over to the sheriff of Sullivan County on a felonious assault charge. They were in Sullivan County last week visiting friends and attended a farm house dance nine miles northwest of Milan where a fight broke out and one man was badly injured.
A sales pitch touts Arlington Kiowa County Colorado as a land offering with fertile valley land, ample water, and public rail access by the Missouri Pacific Railway. The message stresses local spending benefits and urges readers to relocate investment opportunities and subscribe to the paper.
A testimonial from Austin, Texas promotes erbine as a positive cure for liver complaints and dyspepsia. The author claims long use and strong regulation benefits and notes Dr. Whaley & Sons sell the medicine.
J. W. Lantz was elected president of the Browning Telephone Company succeeding J. C. Green who resigned last week. Lantz is described as an experienced veteran in the telephone business and is expected to perform well in the new role.
A fragmented historical text discusses constipation and laxatives as a purported method to prevent appendicitis. It mentions syrup-based laxatives and names like Chrogis and Crimo, with unclear claims about liver and bowel simulation and mild, pleasant effects.
Local printer offers sale bills circulars legal forms and wedding invitations with lithographing and envelope statements printing services. The ad notes capabilities for calling cards letter heads and wedding notices.
Last week readers urged more hitch racks as farmers struggled to tie horses. Mr Merchant and local businessmen begin immediate construction to prevent keeping townsfolk away for lack of space.
A local note lists seven kinds of town killers undermining progress. It cites residents who travel for trade, resist improvements, claim ownership of the town, mock public-spirited effort, oppose outside movements, block beneficial ventures, or attempt to injure neighbors' reputation. H C Briley attends court in Milan this week amid juror duties.
The Huntsville Herald and The Constitution clash over Governor’s proposed legislation and a Sunday law dispute. editorials praise some ideas while criticizing others as the new administration awaits action.
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