Browning Leader-Record updates and local notes
Local column from Browning Missouri reports Ward Moore and R A Arthurs visiting Browning, Orlo Seymour of Unionville traveling through Salem, and sale position taken by Orlo Seymour in Missouri. Other items note rain affecting Yellow Creek banks, Tom Brockshier visiting relatives in nearby towns, Uncle Head visiting relatives, Mrs Nancy Pearse event, Arthurs duo visiting Sterling Colorado, Ed Heace returning from Fort Morgan, and Frank Hee opening a new precious house in Salem with barnyard golf season opening.
North east Linn items weather and visits
Rain keeps farmers out of the corn fields as Mrs Hexe Lineberry ofSwitz e chape visits Mrs Merecie Brewers. Clair Shiro and family visit Otis McCollum and the Catteys. The Thudiums visit Pe McCollums. Peddler Sami Ceene travels parts. Wilma Jones visits Feith. Mrs Dale Sill visits.
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Hexe Lineberry
Switze
Merecie Brewers
Clair Shiro
Arths
Cattey
Corn And Vicinity Weather And Social Notes
Corn and vicinity reports pleasant weather for the week with social updates. Mr and Mrs J B Franklin and son Vets and Clifford Spencer moved to Milan on Saturday where Ver end Clifford received their dips ss. Lyle Brocka and wife near North Sao spent the weekend with G M Spencer and wife. Sirs SLE Hagen went to Milan and back Tuesday. Hildred Spencer employed at Kansas City visited home folks. Centerville mower group passed through en route to Carrollton, returning Monday. Alden Marley and Riley Glide attended the show at Brownjing Saturday night.
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J.B
Franklin An
Chifford Spencer
Milan
Clifford
Hildred Spencer
Kansas City
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Cross Roads And Corn. E. E. Maxey and wife spent Monday afternoon with J.H. Tharp and wife. Mrs. Artis Franklin and daughter Margaret Louise visiting Charley and Ethel Harris this week. Several from this vicinity were Milan visitors Saturday evening. Wm. Butler and wife and Ted die Rice, Ed Franklin and wife and Chas. Franklin were in Cora Saturday morning. Hazel Dodson spent Saturday night and Sunday with Fay Lawrence. H. C. Lawrence purchased a new car Saturday. Artis Franklin bought a buggy from Joseph Bundridge Monday. Mrs. Wm. Butler called at the C.C. Dodson home Thursday evening last week. James Franklin was in Browning on business Tuesday.
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E. E. Maxey
J.H. Tharp
Artis Franklin
Margaret Louise
Charley
Ethel Harris
Milan
Wm. Butler
Teddie Rice
Ed Franklin
Chas. Franklin
Cora
Hazel Dodson
Fay Lawrence
Earl Palmer Reports Montana Earthquake Experience
Earl Palmer who returned earlier this week describes witnessing a major quake centered in Montana. He recalls the ground trembling and the damage seen while noting it was his first such experience and hoping it is the last.
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Earl Palmer
Fishtail
Montana
Mr. Palmer
Earthquakes Ravage Santa Barbara Calif Coast
A major quake struck Santa Barbara California on Monday June 29. The disaster left about sixty five people killed and caused extensive property damage amounting to millions. Buildings collapsed severing the city from wires and isolating it as aid arrives from San Francisco and Los Angeles.
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California
Santa Barbara
Frisco
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Pacific Coast
European State Plans to Educate Soldiers
A Czech report to the New York consulate describes military education efforts mirroring American practice. By Sept 1922, 354 libraries with 223 143 volumes supported 218 reading rooms, serving soldiers daily and funded by unit education committees.
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America
Czechoslovakia
New York
Two Problems in Acoustics Highlight Lecture Hall Design
Harvard physicist analyzes hall acoustics noting two main factors form and material. Sanders theater model inspired Fogg Art Museum but lacked its reverberation qualities. cushions cut reverberation from 5.62 to 1.44 seconds. Absorption figures cite windows audience and attire effects with varied absorption per square meter.
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Harvard
Foge Art Museum
Sanders Theater
Cambridge
How Oil Evaporation is Reduced
An oil storage breakthrough called serlite uses glycerine aquecose and glue poured into vent holes to cover the oil surface. Tests show nearly 75 percent reduction in evaporation waste over a year and the material is claimed to have indefinite life.
How Old Is the Earth Questioned by Scientists
The article traces shifts in earth age estimates from Ussher and Kelvin to modern views. Professor Eddington argues Kelvin's figure should not be trusted, noting the earth-moon system and changing day length imply far different timescales than earlier chronologies. The piece highlights scientific debate on the earth's true antiquity.
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Ussher
Lord Kelvin
Geological Society
Eddington
Archbishop Ussher
How Soy Bean Helps Farmer
The soy bean can be grown with corn and is rising in popularity in the corn belt. It provides balanced feed, tolerates a wide range of soils, and requires cultivation for first-year crops. The hay has high protein and good palatability, boosting silage value when grown with silage corn.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Compass Guides Beth To Hidden Cabin And Fortune
Beth wanders into the woods seeking a life choice between Mark Lane and her grandfather. She becomes lost, finds Uncle Joseph Gray’s hermit cabin remains and a steel cash box of securities. The compass leads her to treasure that could support four people, reuniting family and romance.
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Beth
Mark Lane
Grandfather
Mark
Bethie
Grandy
Joseph
Boulder Brook
Doulder
Joseph Gray
Group mockery as senator denial fuels belief
A line of men reacts to a senator's denial. One pessimist scoffs that the denial confirms the truth, while others show skepticism as J. Fuller Gloom passes by. The scene captures a mood of distrust and comic irony.
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J. Fuller
Local Notes and Notices from Linn County Missouri
Mrs Let Griffith remains quite poorly Alf and Curt Pipes visited from Cora on Saturday Columbian Manilla ricker rope advertised at Harvey and Neets May and Ruth Carpen ter visiting Mr and Mrs A F Sykes of Brookfield this week Go to Duncan Co for their line of Deere Disk Harrows Planters and Sulky Plows Mrs Harry Harmon returned to Marceline Tuesday after a visit with her father L M Kenley John Moore repaired the Browning Drug office room refloored and newly papered Executor Ora A Bennett named by Linn County Probate Court June 8 1925 Claims against the estate to be presented within six months or barred within one year
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Duncan Co
Deere
Isaac H. Bennett
Linn County
Missouri
Ora A. Bennett
Arthur L. Pratt
Diseases of Women and Chi rona specialty office in PA home
Medical note indicates a women’s health specialty office located in a home southeast of the city with all calls entered for service.
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Chirona
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