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Newspaper

Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1917

Page

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City Editor vs Country Editor Clash Over Editorial Roles

A long reader letter debate contrasts country editors focusing on local issues with city editors handling national topics. The piece cites The Democrat of Washington IA criticizing city bias, while praising country writers who capture local truths and public concerns. It cites prominent editors like Henry Watterson and notes graduation reflections on life after school.

Democrat Washington Iowa Moses Wilson New York Hughes Chicago Philadelphia Boston Saaleni Ann Abragi Sant Henry Watterson Courier Journal

Head and Ella Clark Wed in Milan Area

Clarence Head of north town and Miss Ella Clark of east of Milan married on Sunday June 3. Bride beloved by friends. groom a progressive young farmer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Head. Thursday night previous, friends held an old fashioned charivari at the Head farm.

Clarence Head Town Ella Clark Milan Robert B. Head Head Farm

Local baseball at Brookfield ends 11 to 12 in tight contest

Our local club traveled to Brookfield Sunday and lost 11 to 12 in a close game. Freeland Fields and Carter pitched, with Williams and Hardin catching. A small crowd watched the duel as Milan defeated Kirksville 10 to 2 with Arnold in strong form.

Brookfield Freeland Fields Carter Whcilliams Hardin Milan Kirksville Howe Arnold

Registration List for North Benton Two Members

A North Benton two division registration lists 58 young men who volunteered for military service. The article lists enrollees in order of enrollment including Leo Jones Dr Grice O C Nash E M Palmer J Ray Bailey Geo Hines Clyde Sayers Jay Garrett Ola Hatch Gus Coulter Bryan Wyckoff and others.

North Benton Two Leo Jones Dr. Grice O. C. Nash E. M. Palmer J. Ray Bailey Geo. Hines Clyde Sayers Jay Garrett Ola Hatch Gus Coulter Bryan Wyckoff Frank Litton Aven Hicks Wayne Fields Ben Carter Wm. Bond Jas. Williams Forest Turner Howe Arnold Fred Boswell Art Crain Joe Arnold Manon McClaren Guy Carter Joe Ingram Orvel Hooker Paul Turner Tyler Jessee Mark Alspach Dr. Drew Roy Haley Ard Knifong Ben Peterson Joe Christy Paul Kollasch Chas Owens Prof. Huston Dick Norvell Guilford Wood- Grofith Oliver Belcher Bea

Names Registered in South Cancan List Missing Order

A roster of individuals registered in South Cancan is presented in an unordered list. The names include Williams Fred Belcher Floy Ogle Emmet Haley Roscoe Powell Geo Mundell Ned Mundell Fern Carter Dan Haley Jr Ray Bennett Louie Haley Jno Keithley Dial Peterson McKinney Peters Giliese pie and many others. The second block lists additional registrants such as Roy T Jones Rey A Peters Haggard Bruce Ferguson Bundies Moore Brookshier Rottman Gooch Stark Seaman Burk Havens Cooper Brassfield Hollon Hoselton Fields Jacobs Mace Lambert Head Gooch Keithley Oaks Quigley Lantz McCulley Webster McCulley Nickell Dell Alspach Wayne Atkins Crowdis Creason Griffis Neff Tipton Williams Thompson Johnson Glaze Daniels Watson.

Carlos Mace Alfred H. Lambert Clarence R. Head Jao. Gooch Ray Keithley J. N. Oaks Jake Quigley Chester Lantz B. H. McCulley Webster McCulley Ray A. Nickell Virgil Dell John H. Hines Victor Alspach Wm. Wayne Atkins Nova Crowdis Ola F. Creason R. A. Griffis Harry Neff J. E. Tipton F. G. Williams Jas. Tompson Earl Johnson H. A. Glaze J. C. Daniels W. A. Watson

The Ransom review shows a mother’s sacrifice

A strong melodrama where a mother loses home and status to stage lure, risks her daughter’s safety, and offers herself as ransom. The plot exposes the theater world’s shady side as daughter rises to stardom under a treacherous manager. Electric Theatre admission 10 and 15 cents.

Electric Theatre

Appreciative Subscribers Send Support to Browning Leader

Letters from Maggie F Wells in Albany Oregon and a Missouri reader enclose checks totaling 2.00 to credit subscriptions to June 6 1918. They praise the Browning Leader Record and express long familiarity with Missouri and its friends.

Plano Iowa Jos. Nickell Browning Maggie F. Wells Albany, Ore Joseph Nickell Browning Leader Record Old Missouri

Letter From Home Echoes in Local Paper

A personal note reads like a letter from home, ending with Mary M. Johnson and her address 1014 E Fifth Street. The fragment conveys warm, hometown sentiment amid unspecified newspaper text.

Mary M. Johnson E-5th Street

I Aint Dead Yet Poem Emphasizes Production and Patriotism

A wartime morale piece by Adam urges perseverance and communal effort. It links personal resolve with patriotism, praising farmers, factory workers, and poultry producers. Issued by the Missouri State Poultry Experiment Station in Mountain Grove, Missouri.

Missouri State Poultry Experiment Station Mountain Grove, Mo

Local Notables Attend Kirkville Summer Event

In Kirksville Browning and nearby areas are well represented in the K. S. N. gathering this summer. Mrs. Hermia Adams and daughter Orval join several local residents including Pelle Logan Maude Fields Etha Williams Nina Nickel Lera Adams Roberta Seaman Ruby Lantz Bernice Britton Lena Peterson and Mr. and Mrs. O E Hooker Messrs Earl Palmer Francis Fanning John Arnold and Raymond Ford in attendance.

Browning Hermia Adams Orval Pelle Logan Maude Fields Etha Williams Nina Nickel Lera Adams Roberta Seaman Ruby Lantz Bernice Britton Lena Peterson O. E. Hooker Earl Palmer Francis Fanning John Arnold Raymond Ford

Patriotism Through Poetry Fragment

A wartime verse fragment appeals to duty with lines about the man at the gun and the collective effort required to win. The snippet hints at a broader poem praising unity and sacrifice during conflict.

A Matter of Mistakes Across Professions

A humorous reflection contrasts errors by professions. It notes a plumber overcharges, a lawyer repeats due to appeals, a carpenter expects error, a doctor conceals missteps, a judge’s error becomes law, and a teacher’s error goes unnoticed.

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