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Newspaper

Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1931

Page

3

Fortune Tangles Over Hidden Mortgage in Will

Mr. Absalom McPeake learns Elmer Butterworth Clarke that a forty thousand dollar mortgage connected to Benedict Catherton’s will stands unpaid. Clarke refuses to pursue any dirty settlement, insisting contracts must be honored and pledging to recover nothing if needed.

The Bunker Question and a Dying Estate Plan

Clarke confronts McPeake over hiring Bunker the longtime executor and his uncle Hiram’s will. Clarke argues the weak man would be ruined by a windfall and pushes for court-ordered sale of estate real estate to raise cash. The plan seeks to avoid years of slow income while mortgage interest compounds.

Absolom McPeake Elmer Butterworth Clarke McPeake Elmer Mr. Clarke Benedict Catherton Pilarcitos Calif Clarke Hiram Butterworth Bunker

Elmer Clarke faces treachery over Pilarcitos estate

In a tense hotel confrontation Elmer Clarke refuses to pay ninety thousand dollars to his uncle’s longtime ally Bunker. Bunker admits decades of income tax fraud tied to the late Hiram Butterworth and vows to expose the scheme unless compensated. The probate sale and distribution loom as the story continues.

Elmer evaluates Bunker's claim and rejects charity

Elmer Clarke meets Bunker and McPeake's lawyer as he weighs the clerk's case. He brands Bunker a furtive cruel man and decides not to give him ninety thousand dollars, noting Bunker's ten years of increasing pay and Uncle Hiram's four hundred dollar monthly support.

Mr. Clarke Bunker Elmer Tom Clarke Hiram Rue Mr. Bunker Mr.Bunker Internal Revenue Smarty McPeake Bugaker

Rich Level Tracts in the Scottish Highlands

The Highlands wrap a broad north and northwestern Scotland, sharing Celtic traditions and geography. It includes Banff Moray Aberdeens Kincardine Perth hills and lowlands. Caithness may be excluded. The eastern Ross-shire plains rise as notable highland tracts. Hebrides included while Orkney and Shetland are excluded due to Norse heritage.

Highlands of Scotland Scottish Highlands Highlands Nairn Moray Firth Dumbarton Clyde Banff Moray Aberdeen Kincardine Perth Caithness Ross-shire Hebrides Western Isles Orkney Shetland

Mental Disease and Appetite Parallels Noted by Southey

A quotation compares mental disease to a fastidious taste and a stomach ailment to a squeamish appetite, attributing both origins to physical or psychological illness. The line reflects 19th century views on mind body connections.

Southey

Castoria: A trusted remedy for fretful infants

The excerpt endorses Castoria for distressed infants who cannot sleep or play, claiming a few drops ease the trouble and bring restful sleep. It emphasizes Castoria as harmless yet effective and urges keeping it on hand for everyday use and emergencies.

Bird Refuge Wiped Out by Jap Plume Hunters

Laysan Island once a bird paradise 800 miles west of Honolulu is now a barren waste. In 1891 it teemed with seabirds including albatrosses and love birds. plume hunters from Japan killed millions of birds by 1910. By 1911 rabbits proliferated, threatening plant life and the insects and birds, with miller birds and teals already reduced.

Laysan Island Honolulu George C. Munro Asian Magazine Acre

Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets Advertised as Liver Remedy

An old advertisement claims Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets are the original liver and bowel regulator, marketed for digestive health for sixty years. The ad emphasizes their use as a tonic and purgative for liver issues.

Frank talk on growing up ages and facts of life

A dialogue between a mother and father discusses a near seventeen year old daughter named Norma and the topics she faces. The piece presents a homemaker’s candid view on adolescence and maturation in a periodical tone.

Geoffrey Norma Everybody's

Green-Eyed Monster Warns Against Shorebound Ways

In a nautical warning the Green-Eyed Monster counsels Mrs. Junebride-Steer to sail toward open sea and avoid hugging the shore while her husband jokes about jealousy.

Pets in Wide Variety Found at Army Posts

Old-time regulars in the Philippines hold to a fixed opinion about soldiers and dogs. Herbert E. Smith, in the United States Army Recruiting News, notes that many garrisons now own a wide variety of canine population of divers sizes shapes and lineage.

Philippines Herbert E. Smith United States Army Recruiting News

Mascot Choices Among Army Posts Include Cats And Dogs

The article notes cats as common mascots after dogs among service members. It cites Fort Missoula Montana and Fort Snelling Minnesota on the northern tier, where wilder animals appear as mascots. A coyote at Fort Missoula and a wounded bald eagle at Fort Seelling were temporary mascots before leaving.

Fort Missoula Mont Fort Snelling Minn Fort Seelling

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