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Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1908

Page

4

Announcement for county officers and local race notes

The Bogard Dispatch reports endorsements for county treasurer May Fos of Jefferson township and sheriff candidate Geo W Anderson of Enterprise Township, both subject to party decisions. The piece then shifts to a dramatic, grisly scene as William experiences a terrifying vision, fights to move, collapses, and is revived by fellow riders at a livery barn.

Jefferson Township Democrats Linn Cepanty Geo. W. Anderson Enterprise Township Linn William Bogard

Historic Rainstorm Roars Through Area Tuesday Night

The region endured the greatest rainfall in years, beginning Tuesday evening and continuing through the night. Rivers and creeks rose rapidly, with the Chariton river flooding banks and washing out railroad track near Memphis. Flooded streets and cellars accompanied the downpour, while several families near creeks north of Novinger evacuated. Estimates put rainfall from 3.12 to 6 inches, with the O K bridge at Novinger briefly endangered by driftwood and then relieved as water rose. James Andrews, near Lancaster, lost 150 sheep to drowning as rail lines suffered damage and sewers overflowed.

Towa O.K Novinger James Andrews Lancaster Jess Memphis Kirksville

Greeks And Railroad Tensions In Meadville

Meadville residents clash with Burlington railroad over section men dismissals and immigrant workers. Threats of blowing up empty cars surfaced but violence did not occur. migrants moved closer to town amid tension. Greeks formerly employed by the railroad are described as a quiet class.

Meadville Burlington Railroad Tribune Mead- Ville

Hal Lane Saddle Colt Offered for 1908 Season

Hal Lane a 15 hands 1 inch saddler horse weighing 1100 pounds will stand the season of 1908 at Fields Barn Browning on Saturdays and at Sitton farm 7 miles west. Insurance $6 to insure colt to stand and suck. due immediately if owner leaves county. Care provided for a few dollars yearly. coverage mentions fire lightning or cyclones. J M Sitton endorses best companies.

Hal Lane Fields Barn Browning J. M. Sitton

Lightning Savings? Storm Damages Homes in West Town

A Sunday night storm blasts the town causing near misses for John and Mrs. Wright as lightning cracks ground near their home. The blast shatters windows, tears up walks, drives a plank through Uzal Cory’s door, topples Cory’s gate, and knocks over plants in Matt Shepler’s bay window.

John Wright John Uzal Cory Mr. Cory Wright Matt |Shepler Cory Green Castle& Journal

Brilliant 19811 Stallion Stand at Various Farms in 1908

Brilliant 19811 will be offered for the 1908 season at Levi Willis barn near Haseville and at farms near Browning and Brown ing. Bred by Power of Palsaki and sire Nogent 3769 with a long line of noted ancestors, Brilliant 19811 is described as a black stallion with a star, heavy boned and a sure foal getter. The owner lists terms of $10 to insure and states the horse will stand and work, with insurance and arrangements to be handled. OB E BROYLES.

Palsaki Nogent Bad Faderia Lin Midgon Jean- le- Blanc Ceasar Pacha Cheri Moulton Coco Messe-sur-Sarthe Undine Laurel Topsy Tromblan Nora Granger Brilliant America Raging Fairies Old Brilliant Obe Broyles

Pickle Seed Offered Free By Local Store

All parties who contracted pickles at Browning may obtain their seed free by calling at J. J. Smith's store. You can plant pickles any time in June. The Keokuk Canning Co. continues contracting at 60 cents per bushel.

Browning J. J. Smith Keokuk Canningco

Plants For Sale In Season At Wm Harvey’s Restaurant

Local ad notes five varieties of sweet potato plants plus tomato and cabbage plants for sale at J W Harvey’s. Mentioned is a gale warning and the opportunity to print letter heads and new china ware. Offers cheap, up-to-date cake plates and envelopes.

Gale Wm. Harvey’s J. W. Harvey J. W.O Ley

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THE Browning, Missouri Joseph Nickell Browning, Mo Wm. Arnold Harvey & Davis Hardware Store Chapin Hemmer Harvey & Davis’ Hardware Browning Mods Levi Willis Haseville H. E. Epperson Chas. Vanwye M. Thornton de Roy Whaley Business Directory Harrison & Austin Maine Missouri Hunter Lantz & Ingram’s W. C. Ingram Physician J. P. Newton
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