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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1919
Page
1
A reflective jeremiad on fresh starts, duties of housewives and teachers, and civic life. It laments teacher pay, urges patriotic local spending, and cites old maxims as it blends social commentary with political notes from Missouri assembly proceedings and community education themes.
A brief report on the January 8 convening of Missouri’s Fiftieth General Assembly. Lieutenant Governor Crossley presided in the senate as judges swore in the members. Former leaders Calycomb and Painter spoke on historical contrasts and duties, as Gatien tapped the gavel ending ceremonies.
A child urges more visiting teachers as part of a nationwide drive by the Children’s Bureau to bring students back to school and prevent dropouts. The program aims to place teachers in homes and clinics, aiding children with adenoids and tonsils and guiding them to better play and study opportunities.
Vergie J. Keithley of Kin County Missouri died January 10 1919 at the Hilburn farm near Browning aged 37 years 10 months and 29 days. She married William L Rinehart October 6 1897 and leaves a husband four children two boys and two girls two sisters and one brother. She belonged to the Church of Christ at Browning and was laid to rest in Jenkins Cemetery after a brief illness.
A reader notes local turkey sales totals reported for Mrs. Clara Farson of near Winigan and Mrs. Wm. Grisamer near here, praising the amounts and expressing rivalry with Winigan and North Salem while asking if others sold turkeys.
Milan Missouri January 14 1919 to the people of Sullivan County I wish to call your attention to my announcement for county office seeking the support of all voters in the upcoming election.
A letter from Dora Mullins of Weedland California dated January 9 1919 asks Mr Joe Nickell of Browning Missouri to extend her subscription to the Leader Record. She notes the cold spell and wishes a happy and prosperous New Year.
A father expresses contentment in simple shared moments with his son. He rejects fame and power, valuing companionship, guidance, and mutual trust as the core of a meaningful life. The verse underscores parental devotion and a wish for enduring togetherness through life’s journey.
Good list of farms from 40 to 640 acres offered for sale. Farms available for exchange for other properties. We are in the market for buyers, sellers, and exchanges. Contact for details and options.
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