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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1905
Page
4
Announcement lists L. E. Ryals as candidate for county commissioner A. W. Bingham for city marshal Chas Mitchell for city marshal and E G Reed for city marshal all subject to voters decisions in upcoming elections.
The readable text shows a broken reflection on Irish identity and stereotypes mentioning Japanese generals Oyama and Oku as Irishmen, reflecting a belittling tone tied to the era's prejudice. The fragment lacks a discernible event or date, offering only contextual bias.
A fragment notes Japan 18 constructing ten passenger coaches at St Charles car works Missouri. Dr William Osier of Johns Hopkins condemns men over forty as useless and sixtysomethings as worthless. An astute financier suggests taxing posters signs and bills to fund taxes. Posters on walls would pay a franchise tax.
H Riper Haccarp, noted English novelist, plans to establish a large colony in South Africa to aid London's poor. He emphasizes benevolent aims and hopes for support and success of the enterprise.
A legislative proposal in Texas seeks to place the state in control of saloon operations, with all profits from sales directed to public funds or state accounts. The measure signals a dramatic approach to temperance by national standards.
Notice to Browning voters sets April 4 1905 election for mayor police judge marshal treasurer and two aldermen from east and west wards. East ward polling at courthouse west ward in schoolroom. Filing slate includes P pipes Brumbaugh Patterson Murphy in east ward and Linhart Laing Bailey and Sel in west ward. City Clerk J L Kivie presides.
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