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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1905
Page
1
Des Moines Iowa report notes Ames visitors critique climate topography and irrigation in northern Mexican lands at 4 000 feet. It describes cattle grazing alfalfa corn and pure bred stock demand, and observes Mexican official life police efficiency with lanterned streets and mounted guards.
A fragment discusses church attendance and singing habits, noting singers sitting out, the appeal of special services, and the effect of notes and practice on congregational music. It laments disruption and urges respect among readers, with a teaser to continue on the Editorial Page.
A large audience filled the Opera House on Friday night for the high school graduation exercises. One graduate, Miss Bessie Lee Venable, delivered an acclaimed essay Yesterday Today and Tomorrow. The program featured mandolin and violin music, readings, and diplomas presented by Sen. E. B. Fields.
A 12 year old boy, Murt Poulter, shot Goldie Clittick at a railroad reservoir in Marceline while warning others to run. The bullet caused mortal injuries. doctors said recovery would be miracle if possible. The incident occurred Wednesday around 6 pm as children played nearby.
A school program featured nine girls and nine boys in red and yellow, with a live drill and plantation melodies. The children gathered on stage to contest for a gold medal, won by Leo Jones as Prosecuting Attorney Painter of Milan presented the medal.
Brief Bits of News reports a Bucklin audience nearly collapses a school closing crowd when a floor gives way then steadies. It notes a large turnout for Milan Public Schools graduation with Miss Bertha Mayer, and mentions other local events including a fatal arrest in Wakenda and a new weekly paper planned in Brookfield.
R R M Johnson, longtime local citizen, died Wednesday morning after a period of stomach cancer. A Baptist church member and Odd Fellow, he was widely known and mourned. Funeral planned with Rev. Drinkard of Laredo delivering the sermon. interment at Hoover Cemetery. Obituary to follow.
Old Maids Association note plants will be ready in about a week with best varieties fresh from Buxton Gro Co beds. Date to be announced.
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