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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1928
Page
7
The passage compares slow family horses to modern automobile drivers who crave clear roads to stomp on the gas. It notes horses display speed when pressed, while drivers feel a similar thrill from fast travel, desiring uninterrupted passage ahead.
The piece argues against passing on curves and hills and urges a calm pace in congested streets. It notes crashes endanger innocents and hospitalize drivers, calling for driver skill paired with prudent philosophy and urging racing to occur only on tracks.
The week ends with a property deal where R A Crist of North Salem takes over Jones Barber shop in this city. Crist and Mrs Crist relocate here as the new proprietors, while Jones plans to move to Kentucky. Also advice on powdery mildew in roses, with sulfur dust and arsenate of lead as the recommended treatment and care tips.
Floyd A Spencer of Purdin Missouri advertises caponizing services with a five dollar capon or one dollar rooster option and ten cents per head, inviting calls for available dates through Purdin at Wee.
A farmer needs drainage to keep cellars dry, with outside 4 inch tile drains best where possible. Inside wall drains reduce water pressure but less effective against seepage. Portland cement plaster and waterproofing felt offer additional protection when properly applied. Russel Crist of Winigan named assistant cashier at Stockgrowers Bank in Purdin after prior banking experience. promotion noted.
Powdery mildew is one of the most common diseases attacking rose bushes in gardens and affects nearly all rose varieties. The article notes its prevalence and implies gardeners should monitor for symptoms and manage spread.
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