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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1906
Page
8
Readable items note seed potatoes and local happenings in Boston. Caroline Biswell counts this week. G D Fulham visited St Louis on business earlier. J H Walker and Maurice journeyed to Alberta, Canada, leaving Tuesday. High School graduation occurred on April 6.
Sweet potato plants ready by Saturday May 4 with fine varieties from Buxton Gro Co. Miss Jessie Slater returns from Montana. J. E. Cresson and wife visit from Kansas City. Mrs. Creason ill but traveling. Lost purse between S. J. Lay’s and West Creek bridge. reward offered. Linneus High School graduates seven. Linn County Recorder John L. Bowyer in Browning checking fences. Putnam Fadeless D dye advert claim about dyeing wool or cotton in one go. J. H. Tharp of Eversonville involved in $35 stolen from registered letter. government to recover.
An old newspaper advertisement promises a fine fountain pen as a gift to any person sending four dollars for a daily and Sunday Journal for one year. It notes the pen has a rubber handle and 14 karat gold plating and is fully warranted. The offer expires July 1, 1906.
Tuesday the daughter of Andrew Myers stepped on a large rusty needle. The needle pierced the top of her foot and required removal by Dr. Roy Whaley who extracted about an inch of the needle and nail fragment.
A horse throwing Chester-Lantz on Sunday struck him in the head with a buckle, cutting a deep gash about an inch and a half long. Dr. Van Wye dressed the wound and reports him recovering well. The article also notes tax reform ideas and upcoming Republican and Democratic county precinct meetings in Linn county with delegates to state conventions.
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