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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1912
Page
8
Reuben Hardscrabble writes from a period about Chicago convention plots and Roosevelt versus Taft, noting parade of roving factions, fear of packers in the hall, and public nerves. The piece frames presidential campaigning as a near-human, approachable affair rather than distant leadership.
The Smith district board of directors will meet at the school house on Saturday June 29 to elect a teacher for the winter term. J W Lantz presides.
Alex Jacobs nears completion of a new house in Green Valley. Frank McKay raises a ferrie near his yard. Ex Judge J I VanFossen visited Reger on business Saturday. Mrs Homer E McKay returns home after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs R A Creason for a week.
Miss Bess Cutberth visits at Marvin McCalley’s Thursday. C. G. Cutberth serves as best man. Mrs. Melia Brown of Milan visits cousin Mrs. J. S. VanFossen. Oats hauled to Milan at 50 cents a bushel.
A reflective editorial notes that a quiet week with no fires deaths crimes or tragedies still carries value. It urges appreciation of peaceful days and cautions against assuming bad news if the paper is calm. The piece cites community safety and humane perspective.
The committee arranges a separate road for autos to the picnic grounds on July 4. Autos will be barred from the main road to the grounds. Universal Portland cement is for sale this year with a claim of top quality. buyers are invited to inspect before purchasing.
Official financials for Browning banks report June 1912 totals and conditions. Includes Browning Savings Bank Peoples Bank and Farmers Exchange Bank with assets, liabilities, deposits, and capital figures, sworn by presidents and cashiers.
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