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Newspaper

Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1912

Page

4

Uncle Reuben's Letter on Taft Roosevelt Split in 1912 Race

The column presents Uncle Reuben Hardscrabble’s critique of Theodore Roosevelt and William Howard Taft on the 1912 Republican split. It discusses Ohio primaries, the national committee’s potential seating of Taft delegates, and possible candidates like Hughes Clark Harmon Underwood and Bryan, with warnings about Wall Street influence and party realignments.

Theodore Roosevelt William Howard Taft Ohio Booker T. Washington McKinley National Committee Chicago Taft Michell McCormick Chicago Tribune Waz Teddy New Jersey Republican Party Justice Hughes Uncle Reuben Nominatin Bryan Clark Harmon Underwood Wall Street Ferschtey Reuben Hardscrabble

South Sullivan Local Notes and Visits

Guy Adams moves his saw mill on Hank Thurlo's farm while Jake Fields and H Oliver visited Browning Saturday. Ola Creason spent Sunday in Cora with relatives. Fred Chittum attends teachers exam in Milan. W P Nickell and family visited Browning Sunday. ball game seen at Cora. Pollock and Cora to play there Sunday. A G Artz, hurt last winter by a falling tree, was in Browning Saturday. L V Taylor and family called here for Mrs J W Taylor's death. Thomas Head, teaching near Milan, visited home on Sunday. He will soon leave to teach elsewhere.

W. P. Nickell L. E Browning Cora Pollock A. G. Artz Thomas Head Milan

Uncle Jake Watsons Birthday Celebration Observed

F P Williams and wife and Chas Williams and family visited Uncle Jake Watsons on Sunday for his eighty first birthday. A large group of friends and relatives joined for an excellent birthday dinner.

F. P. Williams Chas. Williams Jake Watsons

Notice on replacement of car bid e hoppers by Western Light Co

A Brookfield Missouri letter states removal of car bide hoppers from World Beater generators and replacement with another device to improve satisfaction. Estimates will be furnished to save money. Refer to A S Lambert whose plant was installed last year. W R Needles is agent for Western Light Co in Carrollton Missouri.

A. S. Lambert W. R._ Needles Brookfield Western Light Co Carrolton

Cemetery Clean-Up Notice At Kaifong Grove

All parties interested in the Kaifong Grove cemetery are notified to attend the grounds cleaning on Tuesday June 15. Bring tools and lunch and come early. By order of Com.

Kaifong Grove

Missouri College Helps Farmers Build Concrete Silos

The University of Missouri College of Agriculture offers rental forms and guidance to groups of farmers for concrete silos. Minimum three farmers per community, rental 10 to 8 dollars per farmer depending on group size, with free on site assistance and freight covered by the college.

Colle Agriculture University of Missouri Pla College of Agriculture College Univers

Card of Thanks for Our Beloved Wife and Mother

W L Bond and children thank friends and neighbors for kindness during their sorrow and bereavement following the loss of our wife and mother.

W. L. Bond

High cost of living and rising tariffs debated

The piece questions whether high tariff combinations of capital farming and trusts mainly drive tight times and whether extravagance and desires to live better affect economic pressure. It challenges accepted causes and invites reflection on living costs versus policy.

Ren

Going Some: Rising Wants and Living Beyond Means

The writer contrasts past simple living with present desire for luxury items like pianos and automobiles. They argue higher wages do not reduce hardship, as many chase status and overlook frugal, traditional roots. Emphasizes contentment with modest homes and meals to ease financial strain.

Plastering Ad Promises First Class Work

A Milan Missouri plasterer W A Botts advertises first class plastering services with satisfaction guaranteed.

W. A. Botts Milan

Local and personal notes from town life

Mrs Herma Adams attended the P E C convention at Moberly then plans to enter the Warrensburg normal. For sale a few choice thoroughbred yearling bulls and thoroughbred Jersey gifts. James W Ridenaur and Miss Mary J Goens wed at home of the bride with Rev M Burwell. C W Peters began railroad cement work on Line Street. L C Lantz has Powell Woodworth and others at work on his farm improvements. Fred Peters confined to his room last week.

Herma Adams Moberly Warrensburg Normal James W. Ridenaur Mary J. Goens C. W. Peters Mr. Peters L.C. Lantz Powell Woodworth, McCown, Creason Carr

Man Falls Ill After Poultry House Incident

A man contracted illness after visiting a poultry house. He wore rubber boots. a slight wound on his foot was irritated by the boot, and by Thursday night he grew very sick and continued to feel poorly for the rest of the week.

A Good Troupe The Browns All Star Show

The Brown's All Star troupe performs nightly in their tent near the old factory this week. Each member is an expert and they will actually make you laugh with their show.

Brown's

McCollums Visit Elmwood Foss Home Amid Corn Talk

Northeast Linn Austie McCollum and Cayde visit Elwood Foss as locals discuss corn stands across regions. North Balm Decoration Day draws many from the area while H Thudium and wife dine with Perry McCollum. Miss Bessie Jones, Price teacher, visits F M Catter and family. Ernest McCollum of Helena Oklahoma visits his late daughters at I J McCollum's home. Elder W W Jones preaches at Carter Surfday uniting with the church and three apse Sandy evening.

North Balem H. Thudium Perry McCollum Bessie Jones Price School F. M. Catter Ernest McCollum Helena Okla I. J. McCollum W. W. Jones

Also Mentioned on This Page

Browning, Missouri Joseph Nickell Browning, Mo Reuben South Sullivan Guy Adams Hank Thurlo Jake Fields H. Oliver Ola Creason Fred Chittum Kirksville Herbert C. Bailey Miss. Dorris Harvey J. G. Harvey Linneus A. F. Brookley FE. Atherton S. HL. Liphart St. Joe Dispatchers Office Fred Peters L. W. Hummel Ummel’'S Northeast Linn Austie McCollum Son Clyde Elwood Foss Monarch Jr Jim Gooch My Barn Denmark Kentucky Fomlin Hal Lane, JR Hal Lane G. N. Russell
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