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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1910
Page
2
Authorized notices announce Dr H C Pratt of Brookfield as a Republican candidate for Recorder of Lion county subject to the August 2 1910 primary. Edward E Shoop of Green City Missouri is named as a candidate for Recorder of Deeds of Sullivan County subject to the August 1910 primary.
The Leader-Record reports John N. Wilson is nominated on the Republican ticket for County Clerk subject to the August primary. Wilson appears as a declared candidate in official filings and party records.
Uncle Reuben notes Democratic maneuvering in Ohio with Harmon and Bryan factions. He argues Bryan may resist draft of a New York candidate like Mayor Gaynor, while Republicans edge toward Taft. He predicts a New York man could emerge and comments on Hearst's disapproval.
A local editor wrestles with daily duties covering religious meetings fights and a wide range of items. He condenses diverse events, walks long distances for facts, and shifts quickly to the next edition amid constant deadlines. It’s no surprise mistakes occur under weariness and pressure. Coal. I have a car of coal on track. Wm. Harvey.
Rev Will Barkley and wife returned Friday from Novelty where they stayed with Rev John Lane and family. Mrs Albert Taylor won a silver set at the Farmers Store. Ensign Burnett of Lockwood and L F Harvey of Linneus visited J W Harvey and wife. Elmer Woodworth and relatives left for their home in Pocatello Idaho. A carload of flour and feed will be on sale late this week at cash price.
Recounting clashes within the Democratic and Republican camps, the writer notes Bryan’s opposition to Harmon a former Grover Cleveland cabinet member and gold standard views. The piece mentions Ohio politics, Harmon’s governorship, Roosevelt era divisions, and dissension over prohibition and tariffs as Payne tariff continues to harm the public. Reuben Hardscrabble.
Wool merchants Harmon and Keithley invite sellers to obtain the highest market price. They urge contact before selling and promise fair offers for wool.
The paper requests weekly submissions from rural correspondents with timely items, asks for signed reports, and urges sending news by Monday or Tuesday. Local notes include weather near Laclede, people visiting Milan for a wedding, teachers examinations in Laclede, and farm harvest activity. Ralph Leonard markets sheep in Kansas City. G M Spencer welcomes a new baby boy at home. Farmers report improved corn prospects and ongoing harvests with binders heard across the area.
Local ad by W J Sloan offers several Kimball organs at bargain prices. One item described as a dandy available for ten dollars.
Mr and Mrs John Powell held an ice cream supper last Saturday for their son John Jr on his eighteenth birthday. Sixty five schoolmates neighbors and relatives attended. All present felt repaid for coming and wished him many more happy birthdays.
A sales pitch urges readers to visit Colorado this summer and request a Burlington Colorado handbook detailing Estes Park and a complete list of hotels, boarding houses, and ranches with rates.
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