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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1914
Page
4
Kansas City stock yards report cattle supply and price changes for the week ending June 29, 1914. Last week 22,000 head, previous week 15,400, year ago 26,000. Fed cattle showed stronger prices while grass cattle weakened. middle and low butcher grades fell 15 to 35 cents, with inferior stockers and feeders meeting weak demand.
A candidate from Polke Township seeks the Republican nomination for the office of Recorder of Deeds in Sullivan County at the August primary. The decision rests with Republican voters.
A candidate announces bid for the Probate Week post in Sullivan County subject to the Democratic voters decision. The statement signals intent to run in the upcoming party primary and seeks support from local residents.
We are authorized to announce MO D Taylor of Keytesville Missouri as a candidate for the office of State Senator for the sixth district of Missouri subject to the decision of the Democratic voters at the August primary.
Noting a widening spread for buyers and a 15 to 25 cent decline enforced today, top sales reach $9.15 with Best Arizona quotable at $9. Receipts at Southern and Eastern markets are light and the cut is regarded as temporary. Native ewes bring $4.25 to $5, choice breeding ewes worth $5.26, best fat wethers $6, yearlings $7. Texas crop completed, light receipts expected for 5 to 6 weeks. Supply today recorded at 5000. J A Rickart, Mar. Cor.
A Missourian advertises expertise in first class painting, paperhanging, decorating, signs, and auto and buggy painting. He promises a trial with satisfaction guaranteed and invites potential customers to test his work.
Fragmentary OCR notes relief as heat pressure eases after weeks of high temperatures. Mentions forecasts of cooler conditions and potential moderation in air quality. No clear dates or named places identified.
A fragment notes a meeting scheduled for Friday night with an agenda item to be read. Names and places are not readable, leaving limited context. The item appears routine and procedural, with no clear outcome or participants identifiable from the text.
Miss Griffith will wed W S Edens in Charleston on June 30. The bride is well known in the city and has many friends here. The ceremony is set for tomorrow evening in Piet Browning, Mo.
Local notes report the Electric Theatre plans a Fourth of July program with ticketing at 10 and 15 cents. Lincoln Harbort of Plano Iowa was in on business, Frank Smith returned from a visit with brothers near Novinger, and a Tuesday shower promises better corn and cane prospects amid dry weather. Browning ball team traveled to Linnaeuslas and won, earning a contract to play the second day with the day one winner. J A Calhoun hired Wade Havens to paint a life size feature, with others considering similar work once success is shown. Sunday morning Mr and Mrs Read more.
George G. Warrew will deliver a big address at the Tauqua event on The Culture of Your Personality. He is described as a forceful speaker with strong sense and humor, promising life insights that young people should hear and cannot miss.
The Regniers announce an original Chautauqua program offering vocal duets impersonations trombone solos and piano pieces. The pair will present a lively talking act with a conversational frame designed to entertain a summer audience.
South Sullivan residents report baptisms in Roger Sunday and visits to Brookfield. F J Alspach assists his son M C Alspach on a Browning house. A Linneus visitor joins C N Russell party. Mrs Arch Havens and Mrs Wade Havens visit Roy Guy’s family. Chas Walliams struggles to find water, later succeeds. James Brookshier leaves for a buggy title. his wife improving after surgery. Threshing pace and crop yields move with the season. A court suit in Franklin-Fisher, jury clears Fisher. Cem ent work proceeds. Glacier National Park tourism notes promote trips with train services by Great Northern Limited.
A compact note outlines simple day trips for children, offering quick, age appropriate outings and tips. It emphasizes accessible venues, light walking routes, and fringe activities to fit a small folder format.
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