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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1905
Page
4
Announcement urges L E Ryals as a candidate for county commissioner subject to voters’ decision. The note appears amid a column of local notices and opinions about elections, gambling, governance, and a heated town atmosphere in Hot Springs Arkansas.
In Chicago pneumonia caused 1019 deaths in 56 days per 100 000 deaths in 1900 and 10108 total deaths. Physicians fear they may not soon control the disease as they did yellow fever.
Visitors on Inaugural Day enjoyed fireworks painting the night sky with images of President Roosevelt and his wife, a large American flag, and other vivid silhouettes. The display highlighted the ceremonial atmosphere surrounding the event.
The editor imagines fireworks revealing a transformed future with paved streets and stone edifices. A torn chronicle hints at a carnival of printers ink and the rise of mail order houses. Local merchants await customers while mass businessmen remain largely unknown except on visits.
Local Browning items report the Browning Gallery will be open March 9 10 and 11. Several residents including Curt Sampsell in Purdin and Mrs Tyndall with her children in Laredo are noted as visitors. Various small business updates and social calls are listed along with town affairs such as gambling arrests and new spring merchandise at Buxtons.
Dr Trippeer plans to purchase a partnership and move his office into Dr Mairs drug store from the north side soon. The Rebeccas initiate twenty two members into their lodge Tuesday night. Buxton Grocer Co offers breakfast bacon at 1 cent per pound. Mrs Kimber offers ready to wear hats. Pastor J F Youngman invites all to Sunday services March 12 at 7:39 p.m. A girl writes a sentence using bitter end about a dog. Two editors quarrel in Brunswick over an editorial, fined. A Laredo drug store was robbed Tuesday night of about $400, with the safe and door blown. R K Pailey and family plan to move near Linneus. Leaper Record moves to new home. Buxton Grocer Co stocks seed line claiming superiority. Store hours and Sunday closings noted. William M Dobbins, a Laredo resident, dies after grippe. Miss Adah Hooker, blind, composes music pieces.
Two men argued about church affiliation a Methodist and a Baptist. One asked a neighbor for input on salvation. He spoke of eighty years hauling wheat to mill and choosing a path, explaining that he has followed the valley road or the other path at times, but always sought goodness.
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