28 May 1914
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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1914
Page
1
The article recalls Civil War memories on Lookout Mountain and Bull Run, noting brotherly kindness amid conflict. It honors Decoration Day rituals, urging reverence over revelry, and extols maternal influence in shaping good men, urging love over admiration.
C W Haggard narrowly escaped serious injury while helping dig a trench for road tile near the K M Duncan place when an old log-filled bank collapsed trapping his left leg. He was dug out quickly and treated in town. he resumed work the next day though his leg remained sore and bruised.
The W. C. T. U. offers a silver medal to the winner. A declamatory contest for second grade pupils will be held Friday night May 29 at 8 p.m. at Diassay Church.
A reader’s reminiscence laments delayed Mexican War coverage and discusses Secretary Bryan, General Funston, and past heroes. The piece mocks political passions, notes Funston’s Philippine record, and praises newspapers as a stable local industry.
An enthusiastic statement extols the value of a live energetic newspaper to city life and civic progress. It argues the paper promotes local interests and benefits individual citizens, asserting the publication’s role is indispensable in guiding the town’s development.
At eight o clock the ceremony joined Mr and Mrs James Neet with pastor Henry of the Saptis church presiding. Rumor had circulated about the union but friends say the couple began as just friends. Georgia, daughter of Mr and Mrs J Knifong, is mentioned in the report.
L W Hummel signed a late week contract for a new house project in the aging city area. The home development details remain brief with few specifics available.
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