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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1905
Page
2
A civic appeal urges residents to improve their town by backing a park through honest effort and opposing grafters. Mentions Browning funds used for picnic grounds could have built a large park, urging support for a center city green space now. Also notes Patterson’s $2000 weekly earnings amid costly preparations and training.
Citizens urge condemnation of a railroad as a nuisance and for the track to be torn up and the right-of-way used for farming, arguing the company runs only one or two trains weekly.
Discussion centers on a national organization announcing it will buy Panama Canal supplies in any market offering the lowest price. Critics say the approach neglects those who fund the operations and pay the bills.
In distress newspapers may console themselves with the idea that while most businesses fail, railroads remain prosperous during such periods of legislative talk.
A paper that was censured by the president was barred from the Washington school. The article was read only after the ban was imposed, and ten times more Washington school children would read it with the ban in place than if the order had not been made.
Daney asserts the Japs victory will bring peace while Robly D Evans argues it will prolong the war. Evans cites Russia history as a guide. if repeat occurs, Russia has not yet fought. Washington reports a special session of Congress on October 16 to address railway rates and tariff reform. The president prioritizes tariffs, but the publicfocus remains on tariff reform.
The article argues that church consolidation mirrors business trends of the past decade and could save money while boosting ability. It notes multiple small churches with similar beliefs in a town could unite under one congregation, supporting a stronger preacher and better finances.
Five men named Washington Madison Hamilton Jefferson and Marshall shaped American history. George Washington founded the new government and independence era. James Madison helped frame the constitution. Alexander Hamilton strengthened the Federalist platform. Thomas Jefferson led democratic ideals and party changes. John Marshall shaped constitutional interpretation and judicial strength.
Andrew Page struck Elza Bausell's right arm with an ax corner at Page's mill last Saturday, cutting a 24 inch gash above the elbow. Dr. Van Wy dressed the wound last Tuesday and found a very sore arm.
J M Sitton Emigrant Agent invites buyers to lands for sale in New Mexico Oklahoma Indian Territory Texas and Kansas at unprecedented inducements. He offers low transportation rates for prospecting trips through the West South Northwest or Southwest and presents gilt edged mining stock propositions guaranteed and examined by experts. For full particulars write or call Purden Ho.
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