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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1908
Page
6
A notice indicating second class mail matter status at the Brown ing Missouri post office dated July 8, 1897 and referencing Thursday March 5 1908. The item preserves archival postal filing language from early 20th century newspaper notices.
Uncle Ruben comments on Ohio primary implications and the 1912 Republican field. He muses on Foraker Taft Roosevelt Hughes Lewis and Fairbanks with broad satire and regional references, noting wavering support and party dynamics.
Dr. J H Carter of Kirksville Mo acquires Fleming dental practice in Browning with twenty years of state experience. Fleming commends Carter as a highly recommended, ethical clinician and asks the community for continued confidence and support.
Stockholders of the Hackney Horse Company are requested to assemble at Farmers Exchange Bank on Saturday March 21 1906 for a shareholder meeting.
Maine experiment station findings show crude fine ground Florida rock phosphate can benefit crops like turnips and rutabagas at all growth stages. Results vary by crop with corn, barley and tomatoes needing more soluble phosphates, while combining soluble and insoluble forms may lower costs and not reduce yields. Eastern and southern stations note insoluble phosphates excel with organic matter and long-season crops, especially when paired with green manures and stable manure.
An American Agriculturist diagram outlines a 25 by 32 foot pigsty with a full length entry, side troughs, and separate pens under open roof. The floor is plank and sloped for drainage, with hinged doors for flexible pen access and wet one corner to guide pig movement. It also notes simple feeding formulas using skim milk and cornmeal for different weight ranges.
The body of Tom Calahan of Hurbland Missouri was found mangled on the Burlington railroad track between Callao and New Cambria this morning. He was believed to have been riding a freight train as several trains passed over the body before discovery.
The Linn county recorder licensed couples to wed this week including John A Mosley and Charlotte Ross of Marceline John Newton of Wheeling Lula Dust of Meadville Garn Eldridge and Carrie Swinford of Brookfield John T Moore of Atfield and Georgia Brown of Browning.
Ill health prompts sale of City Meat Market. J F M Bailey announces sale and invites applications at the office. Property includes 47 acres with fair improvements near a school and three miles from town.
For SALE black seed oats from J. B. F. WAMPLER and Reed's pure bred yellow dent seed corn. Contact F. A. Fleming or L. S. Crookshanks for details.
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