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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1909
Page
8
A fragmentary item attacks Mexican and Chinese stereotypes and warns of vulgar language lessons as a young man’s criminal start. It quotes the Laclede Blade and discusses social danger to American women. Also notes Miller Higgins ad and a Methodist quarterly conference at Knifong Grove with Rev. J. H. Hubbard preaching and a dinner on the ground.
Notice to dog owners in Browning requires payment of the dog tax by July 16. Last notice signed by J. N. Neet, City Collector. Also an Empire Press Syndicate ad offers newspaper correspondence jobs with stamp for details. A local incident reports Ralph and Roy Sevier’s team stolen near town, hitched again, then recovered by a passerby and the Seviers.
J. E. Roudebush editor of the Gentry Sentinel made a social call Monday. He was one of the orators at the Winigan picnic and visited over Sunday with his sister Mrs. John Tallman of near that place.
A telephone message received Friday states that Chas Mitchell suffered severe eye injury at work in the factory. The report notes he received injury to one eye and remains in a precarious condition as authorities investigate the incident.
A town column records July 1 school board action offering a winter term to W P Nickell at 50 dollars per month. Lantz promotes Foley remedies for stomach and kidney issues with cautions on delays. A sheriff report notes a light bay safe missing near Browning. S. P. Pond & Co. are identified as price makers for poultry eggs butter and cream.
A meat market now occupies a room in the restaurant building and offers beef pork hams bacon lard pickles and kraut. The business guarantees plenty of stock and prompt delivery with phone number 103 for orders.
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