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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1912
Page
4
A Duncan township resident J L Clevenger is announced as a candidate for Sullivan County sheriff subject to Democratic primary voters in August.
A scathing political missive argues Ohio Buckeyes boosted Taft delegates via a steamroller tactic after Roosevelt carried the state. The writer predicts a November voter backlash and claims laboring Republicans seek to seat Taft loyalists to suppress Theodore Roosevelt’s chances.
Locust Valley residents share Sunday visits with neighbors and relatives. A storm with hail left ground debris in some areas. Mrs. Jas Merrick improves from neuralgia while others attend church activities. The B Y P U group invites members to participate and a large crowd enjoyed a lengthy children s day program at the M E Church.
Local brief reports Fleming selling a Johnston mower. H T Moore visited Brookfield Friday. Dr Smith and son Harrison of Purdin spent Friday in the city. Frank Johnson of Linneus attended to business here Friday. Hylo dip advertised for sheep hogs and chickens. Model Drug Store and John Wyatt of North Salem attended Masonic lodge Saturday night. Mr and Mrs J T Fleming were guests of relatives in Milar yesterday.
Mick repairs at Calhoun and Moore's. Jake Sampsell guest of friends in Chillicothe for the last week. W B Calhoun of Laclede attended Masonic lodge Saturday night. L C McDandel of Meadville enroute home from Milan. Lawrence Sparks of Chillicothe stayed several days as guest of friends. Cassity's Hotel and Cafe promoted as headquarters in Purdin.
Reuben Hardscrabble comments on party strategy and the idea of Teddy Roosevelt possibly bolting the ticket. He warns of a loud opposition if leaders push too far and notes that the country remains party ruled despite internal frictions within the Republican ranks.
Calhoun and Moore advertise McCormick binders mowers rakes and twine for farm work. Local dealers tout trusted brands and prompt delivery. Store details emphasize complete agricultural supply selections and seasonal pricing.
Chapter V met on a Wednesday afternoon at Mrs Artie Calhoun s pleasant home for a delightful initiation of Miss Vera Tomlin a P E D daughter. The event featured yellow and white decor and a music filled program with welcome words. Dainty refreshments were served by the hostess Essie Slack attended from Chapter X.
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