Going Back Home in the Missouri Kentucky Reunion
A June 28 1906 column recalls Kentucky Missourians returning to their homes and the value of memory. It chronicles a reunion at Browning with patriotic music and speeches, reflects on homesick wanderers, and notes a Wyoming land fencing case against H G Ware with a modest fine and brief jail term.
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Kentucky
Virginia
Louisville
Missouri
Ian
Dixieland
William Allen White
Kansas
Ohio
Browning
Buckeye
Sunflower
Mindful maxims from a nameless editor
A patchwork of aphorisms on wealth, parenthood, work, and truth. The text riffs on honesty perseverance and self reflection with scattered proverbs about fishermen plans and fools, urging cheerful effort and wary judgment of appearances.
Forbale Bicycle Found in Good Condition
A fragmentary note reports a bicycle found in decent condition and addressed to Engdire at this office. The message appears truncated but indicates ownership and location assistance.
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Chile
Surplus Products Shown In Two Counties Report
The report by the Bureau of Labor Statistics highlights strong surplus in two counties with notable goods listed. Items include cattle at 8 005 then poultry, eggs, butter, corn, hogs, hides, wool, brick, and other outputs totaling large quantities across livestock and farm products.
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Bureau of Labor Statistics
Alhough
Burlington's Earnings Rise In Annual Report
The Chicago Burlington and Quincy railroad plans an August release of its annual report showing an earnings gain of over 7 million dollars in gross earnings and a substantial net increase. Officials blame higher labor and material costs for trimming net gains and note payrolls would rise by about 33 million annually at prior wage levels. Traffic remains strong with June activity well ahead of last year as coal mining resumes and overall conditions improve.
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Chicago, Burington and Quincy Road
Fines and Jail Sentences in Rebates Case
Last Friday Judge Merberson in the United States court at Kansas City sentenced the Burlington Refining Company and four packing firms for giving rebates. Geo L Thomas and L B Taggart were convicted of conspiring to receive rebates. The Burlington and the packing firms were fined $15,000 each, Thomas got four months in jail and a $4,000 fine. An appeal has been taken to the United States Court of Appeals.
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Merberson
United States Court
Kansas City
Burlington
Thomas and
Taggart
Geo. L. Thomas
L. B. Taggart
Thomas
United States Court of Appeals
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Eader
Rcality
H.G. Ware
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Ware
Nero
JE Ieaa Stax
Witick
Tll
Forbale
Fon Satz
Tains
Surrplus
Atsom
Fas, Neer, Pres
the Peoples Bank
Capita
J. 4. VanFossis
H.C. Bailey
E. C. Barter
A. E. Lambert, F. S. Johnson
H. C. Bailey
S. L. Gibson
Exchange
Ness
Ita
Browning, Mo
Ayer
Rene ES
Craig St
Hot Springs
Ballard
Southern Bapeese
Av Whaley & Sons
Huttig’s Roofing
E. A. Jones
Browning, Missouri
Thornton
Nort Main St Brows
de. Beat Tripper
Ane
Calis
Lante
Roy Wiacey
Thamand
Fronen
D. L
J. & Warner
Dk. c.a.Freminc
Orative
Mediastead
Dentine
T. B.mundell
Linn and
Sullivance
R. £. Moore, Browning
W. T. Moore
Sassport
Surrey
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