Browning celebrates with full day of events and baseball victory
Crowds arrive from all directions for Browning's celebration ending with a decisive home win over Linneus Brookfield Unionville and Kansas City in a ball game. Prichard faced the locals as Gable dominated on the mound with 13 strikeouts. Fireworks and peaceful festivities closed the day with no arrests.
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Browning
Milan
John
Marion Belcher
Chas. Williams
George Dodge
J. S. Harmon
John Sparks
Opal Alexander
Linneus
Cal Burse
James Riddle
James Hoskins
Abe Fuller
Brookfield
Unionville
Kansas City
J. A. Mullings
Chillicothe
Prichard
Jack Moore
Grover Gable
Miller
Gathher
Gable
Fleming
Fred Duncan
Harris Glaze
Linnels
Tava
Roberts
Osteopathic Physician Consultation Offered
Ost eopath ic physician invites patients to consult Dr Cole at R L Gibsons for nervous diseases and ailments unresponsive to medical treatment. Claims 75 percent improvement and 50 percent cures after drug doctors fail. Exam free, visits Tue Thu Sat, reasonable rates.
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Cole
R. L. Gibson
Demise of Lloyd Gooch in Enterprise community
Lloyd Alexander Gooch born June 12 1887 in Enterprise township Linn county Missouri was the second son of Mr and Mrs William P Gooch. After schooling and a stint at barber college he ran a restaurant and meat market with his father and brother. He died Saturday evening at 4 o clock after illness from erysipelas inflammatory rheumatism and malaria. Funeral services were held at Kai fong Grove with a large crowd. he leaves a wife Irene Brown and many relatives.
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Lloyd Alexander Gooch
Enterprise
Linn County
Missouri
William P. Gooch
Our
Barber College
Kansas City
Irene Brown
Near
Purdin
Pittsburg
Kansas
Lloyd
Kaifong Grove
Browning Concrete Co Advertises With Two Color Cards
The Browning Concrete Co. office produced fancy two color cards and tacked them on the picnic grounds Tuesday. The cards were artistically arranged and served as a profitable advertisement for hustling proprietors Haggard & Godsey.
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Browning Concrete Co
Haggard & Godsey
Mrs Hermin Adams and Daughter Visit Home From Kirksville
Mrs Hermin Adams and her daughter Orryl, previously at the normal in Kirksville, came home for a few days this weekend.
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Hermin Adams
Orryl
Kirksville
Conductor Arrested Over Crossing Delays
Last Thursday conductor C. V. Hunt faced the judge for blocking a crossing beyond the legal limit. He was fined five dollars and costs after delay and threats of delaying mail. The case sparked debate over enforcement and city official duties.
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C. V
Hunt
Harvey
Marvin
Osborn & Son Exhibit Draws Crowd at Picnic Grounds
Osborn and Son displayed an engine powered water pump on the picnic grounds Tuesday. The one horse power pump kept water flowing for teams and the public, drawing farmer attention to gasoline pumping versus hand pumping. A washer and ringer also drew interest among the women, highlighted as an effective advertising display.
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Osborn & Son
Money to loan on gilt edged real estate at 5 percent
S. L. Gibson offers loans secured by gilt edge real estate at 5 percent net with no borrower commission. Optional early repayment privileges allow paying all or part of the loan on any interest payment day for 5 7 or 10 year terms.
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Om Real Estate
S. L. Gibson
Unionville Couple Guests of Local Friends
Mr. and Mrs. George Crockett of Unionville were guests of local friends on Tuesday and Wednesday, enjoying hospitality and social visits.
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Mrs
George Crockett
Unionville
East Lynne at the Opera House Thrills City Crowd
The home talent troupe staged East Lynne at the opera house Tuesday night to a crowded audience. Mrs. Cora Bailey drilled the performers. Miss Martha Penn as Carlyle drew loud laughter. Mrs. Bailey as Isabel impressed in a difficult role. James Williams as Levison stood out as a strong villain. John Moore as Richard Hare acted the fugitive in first class style. Fred Peters filled Carlyle’s role, Herman Adams played Mount Severn and Bullock commendably, Stella Kille as Joyce appeared fitting, with Willie Marvin and Mary Frances Davis in minor parts.
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Cora Bailey
Martha Penn
Carlyle
Villian
John Moore
Richard Hare
A. Carlyle
Fred Peters
Herman Adams
Lord Mount Severn
Sergent Bullock
Play’s artistry delights a packed opera house crowd
The large audience praised the performance, and even if the venue had been twice as large, it likely would have been filled to capacity, reflecting strong reception of the work.
Rain Shortage Hits Fields As Heat Dries Ground
The section reports severe drought with parched soil and extreme heat. Corn and potatoes suffer while hay and pastures shrink. farmers drag dust mulch wheels between rows to conserve moisture. rain is urgently needed after a prolonged stretch of heat.
Torpedo mishap near Fourth causes fright among boys
Brown ing's Clyde Sayers had a torpedo explode in a barber shop after forgetting one in his hip pocket. The blast left his pants damaged and others scared, though most escaped serious injury. The incident recalls many Fourth of July accidents with explosives.
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Browning
Clyde Sayers
Austin
Hardy Calhoun
Clyde
Farmers Exchange Bank Plans New Brick Building on Main Street
At a directors meeting of the Farmers Exchange Bank they voted to start construction of a new brick bank building immediately. The structure will occupy Main Street and be a valuable addition to the town.
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Farmers Exchange Bank
Last Ae
Main Street
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Lloyd Gooch
THE
Osborn & Son’s
East Lynne
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