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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1911
Page
1
A column urges prudent spending and modest living as a nation. It praises motherliness, criticizes extravagance, and notes the open air school movement, advertising's role for merchants, and the value of honest daily effort over fame. It cites Lincoln's life as an inspirational guide for youth and stresses practical patriotism.
Miss Roxana Jones appeals to Sullivan county voters for the office of superintendent of public schools in the April 4 election. Daughter of John Jones near Green City, she is a high school educated educator with seven years teaching in Sullivan and Putnam counties, state normal graduate, English department head in Lamar, California rural school experience, and two degrees from State University of Columbia. She emphasizes political neutrality and competes through local interviews in the city.
B T Jolley recently purchased the Young Fields property in the eastern part of the city. The residence is described as one of the nicest in town and the new owners are welcomed by locals. Young expresses a desire to buy another place soon.
Unused round steel tank for sale capacity 200 gallons offered at a low price. Inquire at this office for details and purchase.
Sarah E. Dodson died Monday morning February 41 at her Browning home from complications of diseases. Born November 11, 1861 she was 49 years 3 months 19 days old. She married Martin V Dodson March 14, 1889 and they lived 31 years with six children, two living. She was a Christian Union Church member and leaves a husband two daughters a brother a sister. Funeral after last viewing, interment in Fields Cemetery. Anna Dodson signs.
In a Democratic primary bid James R. Williams of this city runs for the office of clerk and assessor of Benton township. Williams, a progressive young teacher, is described as a hustler with the qualifications needed for the position. Remember his claims at the coming primary.
An appreciative note from R. L. Seaman of Quincy Illinois dated February 27 1911 accompanies a dollar for a subscription renewal to Mr Joseph Nickell Browning Missouri. The letter praises the paper as a welcome Friday visitor for a year.
Sunday Dr. Chas. Van Wye was called to Milan to hold an inquest on the remains of J. A. Ford. The coroner's jury ruled Ford died from exposure while intoxicated after a buggy accident near Milan. Ford, a widower of about forty, left three children and many relatives and friends.
This notice praises H. Clay Jones a longtime Browning businessman and his high quality stationary line. The item highlights his progressive success and the belief that his stationery stands among the best to leave the office.
In a Thursday gathering, the Royal Neighbors of this city surprised the Woodmen who had earlier teased them. The plan was carried out in good style with several days of preparation. Refreshments followed and attendees enjoyed the occasion.
Fields and Carter, two of St Louis's largest horse shippers, plan to buy more horses and mules this Saturday after purchasing head on February 1. They offer top prices and will ship in the evening, so bring your stock early.
The stallion owned by W. B. Neet and associates will be sold at the F. Thurlo sale on March 7. Jerome, a French stallion foaled May 3, 1901, registered No. 11771, is described as a proven breeder and sire of high quality draft horses, and his offspring will be shown on sale day.
Jake Bartow offers two five year old black mares in foal at the F. C. Thurlo sale on Tuesday March 7. Each mare weighs about 2700 pounds and is described as in fine condition. Both were purchased from F. R. Duncan previously.
Announcement names Miss Roxana Jones as candidate for superintendent of Sullivan County, Mexico's school system pending voters' decision at the April 4, 2921 election. The notice specifies the contested post to be filled by county electorate.
James R. Will enters the race for Benton township clerk and assessor subject to voter action. The announcement states his candidacy and the election is determined by Benton township voters.
New spring merchandise like embroideries white goods ginghams and related items are continually available at the Farmers Store.
A notice expressing gratitude to neighbors friends and relatives for assistance during illness and after a death. The family acknowledges kindness and support received and asks continued prayers and good wishes.
We are authorized to announce R Wy Russell Mary as a trustee candidate. This terse notice confirms recognition by authorized teams of the nominating body.
A local notice advertises the sale of hats described as the most beastiful lad hats at Kathryn Mini Fong on North Side. The fragment indicates emphasis on availability and location with limited additional details.
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