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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1912
Page
4
We are authorized to announce J L Clevenger of Duncan township as a candidate for sheriff of Sullivan county subject to the will of the Democratic voters at the primary election in August.
The letter discusses Roosevelt’s momentum and Taft’s challenged nomination with references to Ohio New Jersey and the national committee. It notes unease among southern delegates and the stand pat faction and contrasts Roosevelt’s growing influence with Taft’s vulnerabilities. It also includes livestock market data and price ranges from J. A. Rickart M Cor.
Miss Vera Tomlin returns from school in Jacksonville. Mrs. Langran of Peru visits her father A A Healy. Local court attendance and business trips noted. Drowned former Milan resident John Ebertson reported in Ft Smith Ark. Barns and tile work expand local trades. Fire destroys Loren Haggard home with no insurance. Local option election in Kirksville described as exciting with a vote outcome.
J. W. Jones promotes a Dain All Steel pull power hay press that releases the bale in front of the hopper allowing easy backing to the middle of the hayrick and pitching from either side. The ad urges close inspection.
W. I. Bennett declares he has purchased the lumber yard of F. A. Fleming and will keep a complete line of lumber to supply the trade. He has ordered a big stock of lumber and a car of cement and aims to please customers.
Kansas City stock yards report shows cattle buyers forced a sharp pause last Tuesday as they announced a summer break in medium class killing. Despite light receipts and a weak dressed meat market, prices closed higher for the week. Consumers shift to cheaper eggs and fish amid the price scene.
S D Sehroek of near Pur din and John B McCollum of North Salem were in town on business. Mr and Mrs T Stewart planned a visit to Roger to see relatives. Merchants and business men reportedly favor a July 4 1912 celebration and are donating generously to a good cause.
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