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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1915
Page
8
Local notes discuss new Interstate Commerce Commission rules limiting child travel for free or half fare. Conductors must collect proper fare, and parents may sign affidavits on their children's ages. The piece also highlights regional education, agriculture, and community life with portraits of workers and students.
A Missouri Ruralist column by Kelly Wright discusses dairy cow rations with silage and leguminous hay for better milk and butter output. The excerpt contrasts feeding diverse roughage, warns against single silage use, and cites Jersey and Holstein intake differences. Telegraph item from Wellsville notes a 1840 public sale in Pike County with enslaved people listed among goods.
George Pennington of Hale visited the school Monday morning. Elmyra Broyles has been absent all week due to sickness. Stormy Friday weather kept many students away. It was especially noticeable that 50 of the absent live in Sahrem.
A young couple visited the parsonage on January 20, 1915 seeking a brief wedding blessing. The preacher gathered witnesses from neighbors to witness the ceremony as it began.
A descriptive line notes a unique sale of maritime goods titled Old Time Commodities from the Marine. The item listing presents historical trade items and auction context for collectors and historians.
A reflective verse notes social scorn for displayed emotion and posture. It contrasts reactions to crying laughing yielding standing smiling and frowning, implying pressure to maintain a public persona amid judgment.
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