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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1908
Page
7
In a tense sequence an unseen figure prowls near Gordon's office as Louise confronts fear and a gunshot shatters the night. Mary Dale responds with rapid pistol fire and a deadly outcome, drawing Langford into a tense street confrontation and a late-night vigil.
A note details 69 components of a violin including back belly sides and neck with 24 purflings and 12 side dinings. It cites maple pine and ebony woods with specific parts assigned to each wood type such as maple for back neck and bridge and ebony for fingerboard nut pegs and tailboard.
Miss Gertrude Holland Wren received the Peretta medal from the Pharmaceutical Society of England. It is called the blue ribbon of pharmacy and she is the first woman to win it. She also won the silver medal for practical chemistry and was shortlisted for the silver in chemistry and physics. She is described as an indefatigable worker devoted to her profession. The number of women pharmacists in England is rising relative to America.
Missouri leaders form a forestry commission to cooperate with the National Forestry Commission to preserve forests and report laws to the legislature. A waterways commission will study revenue from water power, aiming to fund river improvements with Missouri’s share potentially generating 5 to 10 million dollars annually. Appointed members include W. H. Ramsay City, K. Damen St. Louis, W. Kavanaugh St. Louis, D. Kirk Marshall, with two more to be chosen. forestry appointees include D. Austin, Laman Vanstrang St. Louis, O. I. Munger Greenville, plus two pending selections from Kansas City.
Former probate court judge and ex speaker of the Missouri House Thomas P. Bashaw died at his St Louis home. The obituary notes his 05-year tenure as a legislator and his prominent role in state government. He is survived by family and public service colleagues.
The article surveys crop plans including millet and rye wheat for fall and winter pastures, noting timing for sowing in July August and September. It also recounts a mine accident near Drouh ont where two men were trapped and rescued, and includes a state fiscal summary of June notarial acts taxes and corporation charters.
A worker named Nolan fell into a bucket from a well and died in a farm accident one mile south of St Joseph. The report also notes land claims, homesteads, and a governor commuting a five year sentence for burglary.
Five bi three cheers greet the Missouri Texan shop train pulling out of Sedalia station resuming work after a weeks pause. Coal Oil Inspector Labelle McGov appoints W Halseman coal oil inspector for sale for two years from April 2. Three Killed by Lightning in separate tragedy: Cyrus Fusselman, Jets ard Swope, Fred Porter killed. Aura Gruth injured after falling 12 feet in La Plata.
Orlando Bradley a prominent young farmer and stock raiser was killed by lightning on his farm eight miles southeast of Lesington, according to local reports. The tragedy removes a well known figure in agricultural circles.
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