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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1905
Page
4
Front page cryptic advert and editorial lines urge civic civility and self focus. Mentions bears in markets and a misquoted strike situation comparing Chicago and Colorado militia, with a vague reference to Colonel Bell.
A compilation of social critiques notes high rent for a diplomatic residence in England and scarce suitable housing. It argues reform schools without discipline fail, cites street life as outcome, discusses freight rate disputes between railroads and government, and comments on mob action in Belmont Missouri urging orderly regulation as people grow educated toward virtue.
The Republic of St. Louis offers new and renewing subscribers a year of Twice-A-Week Republic issues plus a prepaid complete set of three wall charts, each 28 by 36 inches, as a bundled premium for one dollar. The deal targets Oiless and Farm Progress readers and promises secure mailing.
A period offer promotes maps of Missouri Illinois Arkansas Kansas Texas and Indian Territory Oklahoma on one sheet, plus maps of the United States Alaska Philippines Porto Rico Hawaii Panama and canal. The issue also features portraits of presidents from Washington to Roosevelt and full Farm Progress pages with farm topics.
Judge Elmer B. Adams of St. Louis is to be appointed U S circuit judge on the federal bench. Rev J M Sitton and Sylvester Carr of Purdin were in Browning on business. Miss Daisie Phillips teacher at South Sebago school visited home folks. G I M Leonard of High Hill Mo returned home after a week with his mother. The water overflowed the brick yard and washed away all the sand. The party who borrowed the wheel barrow from the depot will return it. Floyd McCormick and wife of Milan visited over Sunday with her parents. Dr Whaley reports a sick child of W E Tunnell at Dan Warren's. C F Turner Jr of J F Reynolds Co flew to Milan Tuesday evening. Alfred Van Wye and Tommy McNaught quit the factory to go to California. Suxton’s matches advertise five cents pack and best match. Dr Hanna optician will be at Whaley & Sons May 20 to June 3 for free eye testing. Boler Carter is out of humor and hard to wake for the cave storm night. Mr Lee of Purdin visited his daughter Mrs Bert Tripp Thursday. J G Atkins of Kansas City Barber Co offered a share of cut, B D Bolling went to Linn on business with Mrs Bolling and B D Jr.
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