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Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1915

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House Debates Over Penitentiary Contracts And Bird Bill

Capital City notes a partisan clash over renewing penitentiary contracts to 1921 with Republicans and Democrats at odds. The legislature also engrossed a uniform text book bill and faced gag rules during the Damron anti shipping measure as reform efforts stall and a possible extra session looms.

House of Representatives Rep Farris Lee Jasper Boone Mississippi County Penitentiary and Reform Committee Boyd House Good Farmer Friends Friends of the Bird

Adamses Host Dinner Party With Trut Society Initiation

Saturday evening February 27 Mr and Mrs Guy Adams entertained Mr and Mrs W H Dickinson and several guests. After a fine dinner Mr Enyeart and Miss Nickell were initiated into the Trut Society by Miss Maude Fie, Miss Cora Garrison, and Mr Nickell. The group enjoyed conversation and games.

Guy Adams W. H. Dickinson Alice Ficklen Mabel Kraft Cora Garrison Maude Fields Bernice Bolling Messrs Buel Enyeart Ray Nickell Mr. Enyeart Missing Trut Maude Fie Mr. Nickell

Haley School Closes After Successful Term

A successful term ended at the Haley schoolhouse last Friday. Patrons arrived at noon with well filled baskets as the crowd joined in the closing activities and the chor Mis

Haley Mr. Enyeart Prairie Seminary

Party honors Washington with games and poems in Browning

A Browning gathering at Mrs. C B Fleming’s home featured decorations of Washington images, red and white carnations, and a contest spree including song prizes, guessing cherries, and a stump gift. Lunch included humorous misnomers and a scramble for flags. Miss Maud Fields won. The piece ends with obituary notes for W. W. Clay and funeral details at Mt Zion.

F. A. Fleming J. J. Smith C. B. Fleming Jas. R. Williams Washington Lelia Nickell Kate Calhoun Laura Jessie Bernice Bolling Ocean Maude Fields Browning

High School Notes and Enrollments Report

Cecil Taylor has been absent due to illness. The grammar department presented a program at the high school Friday night. Seven new pupils from rural districts enrolled in grades Monday as rural terms closed Friday. The March examinations will be held on Saturday. Miss Maude Fields took charge of the grammar department.

Grand Jury Congress House High School Literary Society Cecil Taylor

Gen Hugh L Scott Pacifier of Uncle Sam Illustrated

Special illustrated article profiles Gen Hugh L Scott titled Uncle Sam's Pacifier. The Leader Record editors call it an extraordinary sketch of a remarkable man and describe it as entertaining reading for school boys.

Leader Record Hugh L. Scott Sam

William Theodore Steele obituary records long life in Missouri

William Theodore Steele born in Pike County Illinois April 11 1841 died February 22 1915 aged 73 years 10 months and 11 days. He crossed the Plains to California in 1859 and after seven years returned to Missouri settling in Schuyler County. About 1830 he moved to Sullivan County to a farm where he lived most of his days except one year in Kansas. He married in 1867.

William Theodore Steele Pike County Illinois Plains California Missouri Schuyler County Sullivan County Kansas

Lambert Mairs Pair Married in Linneus Courthouse

Alfred Lambert and Miss Lizzie Mairs were wed at the Linneus courthouse by T. B. Bower on February 24. After a brief visit with relatives they plan to decide their future home. The couple comes from local farming families, with Alfred the eldest son of Herman Lambert and Ben Mairs. The LEADER-RECORD offers congratulations.

Alfred Lambert Lizzie Mairs Linneus T. B. Bower A. C. Jones Mendota Alfred Herman Lambert Browning Ben Mairs The Brookshier Leader-Record

Prairie Seminary six month attendance list names

Those who were present every day without tardiness during the six month term at the Prairie Seminary School include Taylor Marie Taylor Henry and Harold Patterson Erwin and Bessie Smith Jimmie Louise and JL Frances Reidel.

Prairie Seminary School Taylor Marie Taylor Henry Harold Patterson Erwin Bessie Smith Jimmie Louise JL Frances Reidel

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Capital City Notes Roney Jasper County Damron Simpson Farris Sharp Carr Literary Society Mt. Zion Jean Earth W. W. Clay Poe Lambert-Mairs
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