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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1908
Page
7
In a tense frontier drama, Gordon nurses Mary after a night of fear while Langford, the weary boss, and the men hunt for Williston. A dead man is found. a missing outlaw haunts the river country as authorities and cowpokes seek clues in a tale of danger, duty, and sorrow.
A Victorian critic contends civilization means peace order and truth, not luxury or social stratification. He argues civilization requires courage against injustice and a life rich with freedom, not opulent comforts or class disparities.
A sermonette discusses the principle of giving to God first, citing the story of the man of Baal Shalisha and the storehouse blessing. It argues that offerings should be first fruits, not leftovers, and warns that withholding tithes robs God and limits blessings. The piece urges readers to reverse their giving order to receive divine multiplication.
In Gilgal the school of the prophets faces hunger as rain fails and supplies run dry. Elisha comforts them and awaits providence. A dust coated traveler offers twenty barley loaves and some bread, seemingly insufficient for all, but the prophet blesses them and distributes. All eat and are filled, with leftovers as proof of divine provision.
A fish is said to bear a dark spot on each shoulder near the gills, believed to be the imprint of St Peter's fingers. The legend says the penny in its mouth paid tribute to Caesar, marking the creature with sacred luck in local belief.
Missouri lawyers urge raises to seven supreme court judges from 4.50 per day and alignment with St. Louis court of appeal pay. A committee led by RT Bailey of Harrisonville studies a public address to push the plan, while other items note fundraising schemes, mine accidents, a strike of local option votes, and various local incidents across the state.
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