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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1932
Page
2
Local Browning Leader-Record editor Joe Nickell reports on rising costs for ready print, postage, and paper, urging readers to support home print as daily papers raise rates. The piece notes changes in local roads, schools, politics, and civic affairs, including a forthcoming city election and consolidation debates.
James G. Nickell of Duncan township announces his candidacy for Sullivan County Sheriff subject to Republican voters at the August primary election.
Yor Sheriff Weere authorized to announce the candidacy of George W Wood of Clay township for the office of Sheriff of Linn County Missouri subject to the will of the Democratic voters to be expressed at the August Primary election.
The candidacy of L. M. Watson of North Salem township for Sheriff of Linn county is announced subject to Democratic voters will in the primary election next August.
Dr T A Jagger, volcanologist, warns Kilauea may erupt soon as material gathers for another lava flow. November saw heavy avalanches into Ilele mauinan pit, the witches kettle, with lava sourced from surface rocks. Seismographs at Volcano House logged 16 small local earthquakes in October.
Tom Connally, new Texas senator, meets a colored woman he hadn’t seen since his county attorney days. She quips about her man not abusing her, and Connally remarks his heart is in the right place. She replies he is in jail.
The dam at Bhatger Abhar state India spans 4233 feet with masonry volume of 21 500 000 cubic feet. It holds back a lake 14 percent square miles in extent and will irrigate over 850 600 acres. The project may yield about 12 700 000 dollars in annual crop value.
During an electric and radio show in Philadelphia, searchlights and the produced heat caused a Japanese crab apple on the ground to bloom with hundreds of blossoms in November. Several forsythia bushes and two spireas near the lights also budded.
A humorous exchange notes the high cost of fashion and jokes about reviving old cavalier styles. Mr Hardfax agrees, joking about savings from cheaper haircuts.
A radio announcer described a World Series play by play with a garbled shout and mispronounced line as play action peaked. Seventeen sets in Boston burned out during the event, reflecting chaotic signal and equipment issues.
A brief note describes a morning encounter with a banker on the golf course and references a discussion that touches on Bunker Hill, suggesting a humorous or casual local exchange rather than a formal event.
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