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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1905
Page
1
The Meadville Chautauqua lists Captain Hobson as a leading speaker praised for his oratory. August 21 features Hobson with August 23 declared corn day signaling a corn study focus, Round Table Talks and a corn farming education drive led by Prof Holden's illustrated talks.
A watch lost about two weeks ago was found by Dee of Linneus. The finder located the owner and returned the timepiece to Mr Dee, who confirmed the recovery and expressed gratification.
An advertisement urges trying samples of remedies for ailments beyond rheumatism and cites a claimed 20 year cure record for Drummond's Rheumatic remedy. It invites readers to write to the Drummond Medicine Co. in New York for literature.
H Clay Jones was recorded on the sick list as of Wednesday, signaling a temporary absence from duties. The item notes his illness without detailing diagnosis or duration.
Dan S. Lamont, Cleveland's private secretary during his first term and secretary of war, died after a short illness last Sunday. The report lists his official roles and death timeline.
A boiler and steam pipe explosion on the gun boat Bennington in San Diego harbor last Friday killed fifty five and injured seventy six. Only four crewmen escaped. most were on shore at the time. The blast blew out the ship’s inner compartments and showered the area with scalding water.
Edna Jenkins died after a 17 day illness at 21 months old. She passed peacefully just after sunrise on the 14th and was laid to rest in the Jenkins cemetery with many relatives and friends in attendance. The family laments her loss with a mournful verse.
A July 1805 letter from Mrs. Jon D. Carron in Ramsey Idaho accompanies the renewal price for the Leaper Record. It greets the recipient as a welcome visitor to the western home and closes with respectful regards.
Miss Lily Dyke of Linneus was in town the first of the week.
The Kirksville Chautauqua will run August 16 to 18 at DeFrance Park with Gov Folk and other notable speakers. Prof D O Jones will lead two daily chorus sessions and conduct masterful music study. Free season tickets offered to attending singers. Uintah Indian Reservation land opening set for August 28 with registration starting August 1 at Grand Junction Verval Price and Provo Utah. Drawing at Provo begins August 17 and continues by holder number. Applications must be filed individually at Vernal Utah land office by August 28. Soldiers may use agent to submit proofs. one agent per soldier. Rio Grande route provides reservation access. Staff note: summer rates to Grand Junction Salt Lake or Ogden. stopovers allowed west of Colorado. Homeseekers’ excursion tickets to Mack Green River Provo Price Dragon Utah go on sale July 18 August 1 and 15. Signed J A Somerville.
Mrs Lizzie Johnson is very ill this writing Several residents traveled to Milan for a show Tuesday Harry Cassity of Pattonsburg visits his parents J J Long bought an organ from R S Moody last Wednesday Cliff Herrin is ill Amber Brinkley returned from Kansas City to a surprise 28th birthday gathering with 65 friends and relatives The group enjoyed dinner and ice cream.
Wednesday Gordon Johnson of Roger stole a watch and several dollars from pocket books owned by T. Stewart's daughters. The boy, who had stayed at Stewart's, was confined overnight after the theft became evident. He sold the watch to Oxley and used all the cash except 1.50 on gambling.
Brown ing defeated Linneus 14 to 9 in a tame ball game played Friday afternoon. Brown ing showed stronger offense while Linneus struggled to convert opportunities.
An illustrated 64 page catalogue from Gem City Business College in Quincy Illinois offers views of classrooms groups of students and portraits plus testimonials and penmanship specimens. It lists tuition books board and rates and targets young people seeking stenographer or bookkeeper training and notes 1400 students in attendance.
J. F. Reynolds & Co. requests return of three American Lot wire stretchers missing under a lost notice. Parties with information should advise at once.
J W Venable of this city received a telegram Saturday stating that his son Tommy Venable had died in Pe Ell Washington on the 21st.
At Mairs & Trippeer's Drug Store shoppers are invited to view the Singer Sewing Machine as a reliable choice for sewing needs. The card promotes durability and brand familiarity in a local retail setting.
Notice says those bringing cream to Brown ing on Saturday must have it by noon for shipment the game day.
Dr. Trippeer left Monday for St. Louis on business and will be away several days. W. L. Holding and wife also left Monday for St usberry after visiting in town. Miss Alpha Hayaker returned Monday from Milan where she visited her sister for several days. Miss Gertie Ednie came home Saturday from Brookfield. Mrs. C. A. Waters arrived Saturday to help at the First Baptist Church meeting. Misses Hazel Bill and Gail McCollough with Mr Nate Snyder of Man were in town Monday as the ladies visited friends while Snyder billed the town for the Milan Fair.
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