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Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1914

Page

3

Plans Proposed for Orchard Road Fruit Plantings

A German plan to set out Elberta peach trees along public highways aims to fund highway maintenance. Col. Frank W. Buffum supports trial of the scheme, with trees supplied by a Pike County nursery. The route runs from river to river through Howard, Boone, Audrain, Pike and Louisiana counties, with free trees for communities along the line. The Blue Book Route enters Jack County at Oak Grove, then follows the Rock Road to Grain Valley and the Babar Road to Kansas City.

Frank W. Buffum Pays & Law Alberta Pike Sty

Youth kills girl in Marionville case shocks town

Jon Branstetter, 23, is jailed near Aurora after allegedly fatally shooting 16 year old Miss Gertrude Griffith while she was with another man. The shooting occurred after a church return, with Griffith dying forty five minutes later. Branstetter faces charges for firing two shots into the victim and injuring her mother, Mrs. Phoebe Griffith, whose condition is grave.

Jon Branstetter Gertrude Griffith Marionville Aurora Branstetter Phoebe Grif Brans Mount

Missouri Fruit Outlook and Notable Local Obituaries

Missouri May fruit report by John Bland shows apples at 92 percent and peaches 31 percent of full crop with potential profitability if no further freezes. South Missouri reports apples 95 percent and peaches 25 percent. only South Missouri sees serious damage. Also notes graves of George W. John at 81, Uncle Dan Potter’s 104th birthday, Drury College victory in debate, and several accidents and deaths across the state.

Missouri John Bland State Board of Horticulture North Missouri River Boone County South Ozark Odd George W. John Odd Fellows Lodges Joplin John Muncie Imd Dan Potter Henry Dorman Liberal Walnut Grove

Simple Spring gown with wide wale fabrics and striped trim

A fashion outline describes a chic spring gown using heavy weave fabrics and novelty cords. The simple, distinguished dress features a gathered wide band hem, striped border accents, a front open blouse with a Roman stripe ribbon, a white net vest, a flaring collar, and an overskirt shaped to elongate the sides and back, with long sleeves and black colonial pumps.

Paris Edict Influences The Three Quarters Hair Rule

The article discusses a Parisian fashion edict stating that three quarters of the hair should show, guiding coiffure styles for hats. It notes varying independence from Paris while accepting this rule, detailing waves, front fullness, and lines that lift the face, and how hairstyles adapt when wearing a hat versus without.

Arly Paris

How to Make and Play a Ring Toss Game

Instructions describe crafting a three ring toss game using ground pins, nails, stakes, and tomato can rings. Details cover stake placement, pin alignment, scale for scoring, and cardboard score numbers. A variant using small coins is mentioned.

Umbrella Play Tale Reshapes a Simple Seat

A fragmented relic describes using an umbrella to fashion a shelter or chair back. The text mentions a large umbrella, twine, braces, and securing pieces to a chair back, suggesting improvised shelter or seating.

Death in Auto Crash Near Parkville

Mrs. R Denham of Parkville died when a motor car left the road near Parkville and overturned. She was pinned beneath the car while Mr. Denham and Mr. Prey were severely injured. The wreck occurred on a dangerous curve crossed by two creeks between Parkville and Kansas City where the car likely skidded on the second narrow bridge. The body was taken to Noland undertaking rooms at Parkville and the two men received emergency treatment nearby.

Parkville Denham Noland Undertaking Rooms Prey

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