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Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1905

Page

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Directors of Public Schools Elect Staff for Next Term

The board met Saturday and elected E. M. Wilson assistant principal Miss Jon Grammar Miss E Nickell inter Miss Maude Fields Miss Rose Linneus primary Renee Clarkson with teachers to start the term. A fire damaged Mr Isman s wing but was quickly quenched with little damage. Nearby hay and corn were noted as on hand for sale by H Cray Jones.

Theublic Satt Cpal E. M. Wilson Ossistant Jon’ Grammar E. Nickell Maude Fields Rose of Linneus Renee Clarkson

Obituary of R M Johnson Born in Indiana in 1843

R M Johnson born August 29 1843 in Indiana died May 3 1905 at Browning Missouri aged 61 years 8 months 4 days. He moved from Indiana to Bloomington Illinois then Mount Pleasant Iowa and settled in Linn County Missouri around 1866. He married Anna E Calhoun May 2 1869 and had three children Permelia Ella Thurlo and J Arthur Johnson who preceded him about two years ago. Funeral at First Baptist Church conducted by Rev Drinkard of Laredo. Interment Hoover Cemetery. He was a longtime Baptist and Odd Fellow.

R. M. Johnson Indiana Browning Bloomington Illinois Mount Pleasant Iowa Linn County Anna E. Calhoun Permelia Ella Thurlo J. Arthur Johnson First Baptist Church Drinkard Laredo Hoover Cemetery Brother Johnson The Baptist Church

Rudolph Hanged at Union Missouri for Bank Robbery and Murder

The Union Bank robber Rudolph Hanged after murdering Detective Schumacher. About two hundred spectators witnessed the execution. Rudolph refused sustenance, discussed burial with Collins, and was denied the request to lie beside his confederate. His criminal career ended with the 1904 execution.

Union Schumacher Rudolph Collins St. Louis Stanton Union Bank

Fluid on Laredo street sparks guess of oil or spring

Residents gathered as a mysterious liquid surfaced on Main Street near the Commercial Hotel in Laredo. A local company formed with A. C. Tolson as president to develop the find, but officials later determined it was drainage from an old cave near the hotel.

Laredo Main Street Lorme A. C. Tolson Laredo Tribune

Man Arrested for Subscribing Fraud in Bucklin Area

A man calling himself F. E. Davis was arrested in Chillicothe for obtaining money by false pretenses. He took one dollar from H. M. Sherkshire near Bucklin for a two weekly Globe subscription. Sherkshire alerted the Globe-Democrat, who confirmed the fraud. Davis pleaded guilty and received three months in Linneus jail.

F. E. Davis Chillcothe H. M. Sherkshire Bucklin Globe

Roy Gugpon Celebrates Eighteenth Birthday with Party

Mr and Mrs L Gugpon entertained many young people Monday evening for Roy Gugpon's eighteenth birthday. Guests enjoyed games refreshments and music. Roy received a rocker as a keepsake and the gathering ended late with warm wishes for future birthdays.

L. Gugpon Roy

Lawson Missouri Mayor Disappears After Election

Thos. J. Meadows, elected mayor of Lawson, Missouri, disappeared the day after taking office and is now sought by a U.S. deputy marshal for bankruptcy. His indebtedness totals about $18,000.

Thos. J. Meadows Lawson United States Marshall Meadows

Tragedy Strikes Near Triplett as Man Killed by Train

Bert Turvenon, 22, drunk, slept on a railroad track near Triplett Missouri and was killed by a Wabash train around midnight. Freight and local investigators reported the accident.

Bert Turvenon Triplett

Mrs Roy Harding Shoots Foxes After Den Found

Mrs Roy Harding near Roger reports shooting two foxes and crippling a third after discovering a den near her home. The predators had been devouring her chickens, prompting the action.

Roy Harding Near Roger

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H. Cray Jones Minnie ‘Omacan Josse Tharp A. White Brookfield State Library Board State Board Sike Esse
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