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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1906
Page
1
An unclear pasted fragment mentions apologies for term usage and a claim of relief from bruises using Ballard's Snow Liniment. It references D. R. Byrnes of Doversville Texas and Wuatey & Sons, with a stray line about Milan.
The Brookfield Gazette notes that nationwide mail order firms thrive due to advertising and urges home merchants to advertise locally to win back trade. It cites Linn county school wages of 46,574.55 in 1905 as proof of prosperous institutions, and claims Missouri homebuyers seek better homes amid competition.
A local retailer advertises the largest shoe selection in the city featuring work shoes in varied styles and grades. It highlights Huiskamp footwear for style and quality and guarantees the right prices to attract customers.
Mrs. R. M. Garrett died at her home west of town Tuesday night after a period of illness. She had been in poor health for some time and was stricken with paralysis on Sunday night, passing away Monday night.
A cyclone struck Bellevue Texas on April 26 wiping out nearly all of Bellevue with eleven deaths and many injuries. Stoneburg near Bellevue was also said to be wiped out with surrounding farms devastated. Cellars supposedly prevented further loss of life as fires followed the tornado.
The Turner family extends gratitude to neighbors and friends for kind assistance during the illness and death of Grandma Turner.
John Crist died last night around ten after a period of illness and a sudden paralytic death. He lived in and near Browning for many years and will be buried at Kaifeng Cemetery tomorrow. Senator K A Hasselquist is named postmaster of Cheriton, supported by Browning merchants.
Mr. Philip Brumbaugh and daughter Mrs. John Newton tied Mr. Brumbaugh's son Dr. Brumbaugh of Milan in a ceremony held last Friday and Saturday, uniting two branches of the family in a weekend event.
Missouri officials in St Louis formed a tax reform commission to revise revenue laws with Governor Folk backing. The panel aims for uniformity and equity, proposing to shift away from personal property taxes toward a state tax on corporate capital stock and revised local revenue sources.
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