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Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1926

Page

2

NEW FARM BILL IN SIGHT AIDED BY AGRICULTURE COMMITTEE

Washington reports the agriculture committee neared agreement on a measure to aid farming after talks with Des Moines conference advocates. A revised Dickinson farm relief bill was shaped for House committee review as leaders urged unity in backing farm relief efforts.

Washington House Agriculture Committee Des Moines Congress American Council of Agriculture Corp Delt Dickinson Farm House

Rescue of Six From Derelict Schooner

A nighttime radiogram from Ossian Lang of New York reports the Holland America Line Volendam rescued six men from a disabled schooner afloat since December 17. The vessel was last en route from Spain to Newfoundland with no sale. The names of the crew and schooner were not disclosed.

New York Ossian Lang Masonicorder Notity Schoonler Spain Newfoundland

Bans Pacifism In Schools Causes Educational Recall

Chicago Board of Education adopted a resolution to outlaw pacifist teaching in public schools. Col. Edward B. Ellicott led the move to remove what it calls unpatriotic propaganda from history syllabi. The plan recalls the November 1928 history syllabus to emphasize sacrifices of American patriots in war and peace.

Chicago America Board of Education Edward B. Ellicott

Fragmentary Note on Names and Places

A jumbled OCR fragment mentions Barbara, St Cenau men world Cabbe, and nicknames. It lacks clear event, date, or location details to form a factual news item.

Last Week's Puzzle in the Greek Alphabet Theme

A damaged OCR fragment hints at a puzzle titled Last Week's Puzzle with Greek alphabet references and a stinging tone. The readable bits mention 17 Mody or women, 2-o Tubriente, and an ordered letter sequence, but specifics are unclear.

Last Rites for Mrs Kirkwood in Kansas City

Funeral services for Mrs Laura Nelson Kirkwood were held at Oak Hall near Forty fifth street and Rockhill road as city and school flags flew at half mast. The Kansas City government and police board paused, the county grand jury adjourned briefly, and a police squad controlled a crowd of over 1,000 outside. Rev Robert Nelson Spence led the Episcopal service for the Kirkwood family.

Laura Nelson Kirkwood Kansas City Kas Board of Police Commissioners Oak Hall Kirkwood Forty Fifth Street Rockhill Road Robert Nelson Spence Grace and Holy Trinity Episcopal Church

Rail merger disapproved by commerce commission

In Washington a 7 to 1 vote rejected the Nickel Plate railroad merger plan while allowing promoters to revisit financing. The Van Sweringen proposal to unite five allrail units was denied mainly over financial objections though the transportation concept was approved. terms and conditions were not in the public interest. Padlock actions began in Sioux City district court after raids on hotels lodging houses and other venues. A new 96 counterfeit note from St Louis was reported by treasury agents. Farm prices showed a slight year over year dip but remained well above the 1910s average. Texas marked the 90th anniversary of its independence as a state holiday.

Washington Interstate Commerce Commission van Sweringen Benot National Bank of Commerce of

Springfield Fire Levels Five Buildings in Missouri District

Springfield reports a March 4 blaze in the St. Louis street business district destroying five buildings including Danielson Jewelry, Wyman-Daniel Clothing, Neft-Peterson Dry Goods, Brown Bros Book Store, Glasgow Tailoring, with the adjoining Sansone Hotel damaged. The loss is estimated around 185000. Fire began at 8:55 PM, reignited at 2:55 AM after authorities battled the flames for hours.

Springfield St. Louis Street Public Square Danielson Jewelry Company Wyman-Daniel Clothing Company Neft-Peterson Dr ¥E Goods Company Brown Bros Glasgow Tailoring Company Sansone Tefferson City Leon Clippard French Bank of Arcola of Arcola Dade County A. Higgins Kansas Irwin R. Kirkwood A. F. Seested Kansas City Star Anniversity The Star Williker J. Nicholas Herbert V. Jones University Laura Nelson Kirkwood William R. Nelson Grant Emerson Rosa Baker Rosa State Industry School Washington Robert Osterwald Osterwald Otto Osterwald Edgar Wickhorst St. Louis

Ad promotes Caticura daily toilet preparations

The advertisement urges Tria d to keep skin clear by using Caticura products daily. It markets Soap to cleanse and purify Ointment to soothe and heal Talcum to powder and perfume, claiming a complete toilet table with these items.

Tria

Just say to your grocer Red Cross Ball Blue when buying bluing

Advertisement joke lines mix with a Bacon quote about youths and inventing, judging, and executing. The clipped text urges trying Red Cross Ball Blue bluing for lasting results, a common 19th century ad pitch with a moral quip about habit.

Red Cross

Insurance Agent Runs Mixed License Ad in One Line

A license specialist and insurance agent advertises licensing services for hunting and marriage licenses and includes an odd phrase about “surance” from the agent. The short note suggests he follows them ML along the way.

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