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Browning Leader Record in Browning, Missouri

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Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1913

Page

4

Uncle Reuben's Letter on Literacy Test and Immigration

In a rambling editorial style, Reuben Hardscrabble defends literacy tests for steerage passengers while laments about immigrants. He notes past ignorance of schooling, praises railroads and mail order catalogs, and admires foreign labor for public works. He asserts foreigners are not public charges and imagines convenient shopping via parcel post.

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Local Notes Include Sale Upswing and Sledding Highs

W N Ogle of Purdin reports a successful poland china hog sale with top price 36 dollars. J R Sevier of Lamar visits relatives while still employed at Jenkins factory in Chillicothe. Mr and Mrs Hale return from Henrietta Oklahoma. New readers join as F A Smith relocates near Humphreys. Sledding brings big trade weekend. many plan moves to new homes. five cent Indian head buffalo coin arrives from St Louis.

W. N. Ogle Purdin Poland J. R. Sevier Lamar Colo Sevier Jenkins Factory Chillicothe Chas. Hale C. B. Hale Henriette Oklo F. A. Smith Near Humphreys Lyle Gibson St.Louis Ss. L. Gibson R. C. Bailey Lincoln

Whooping Cough Facts and Prevention Measures

WHOOPING COUGH is a highly fatal acute disease in children caused by a germ spread via coughing. Isolation until two to three months after symptoms end is advised, with disinfection of handkerchiefs and excreta. Quarantine is emphasized as the vaccine was ineffective at the time. Bring us your job work.

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