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Newspaper

Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1913

Page

4

Uncle Reuben's Letter Contends With Tariffs and Society

Reuben Hardscrabble comments on President Wilson pressing free wool and sugar in three years and Senate resistance. He notes Kern’s mining district investigations, Southern states’ reaction, and California anti alien land bills. The piece riffs on social life around the White House and fears of presidential influence and elite circles.

Wilson House Senate J. W. Kern Bryan West Virginia Kern Bacon Chilton Hoke Smith Simmons Washington Mike Woodrow White House Taft Kansas City Kansas Missouri Eclat Reuben

North Salem Notes and Local Weather Reflections

Floyd Baker is very ill. Corn planting is delayed by cold wet weather. Elvis Martin sold two year old cattle to E M Lambert for 65 dollars per head. E W Riley injured arm but recovering. Mrs Henry Blackman ill. Dr Porter called. Leonard George died near Green Castle and was buried at Bethel Cemetery. Local residents filled church and visited, with several going to Brookfield and Milan for errands.

Elvis Martin Winigan E. M. Lambert E. W. Riley Evert Nevins Henry Blackman Porter Milan Woman Leonard George Green Castle Bethel Cemetery

Local Notebook Health Update

P McCollum and lit ios appear ill while Northeast Lina F. remains at pose ly and the scene notes several others on the sick list.

Local Notes From Green Valley and Nearby Towns

Friday trips to Milan and Humphreys are noted for Jeff Lewis and F. P. McKay. C A Hamilton reports a new Studebaker auto. Had about 65 acres of corn planted on Robt Crowdis farm. Dale Osborn is boring a well on the Fulkerson place. Myrtle McCally visited Mrs H E McKay. Geo Whaley Jr left for a three day South Missouri visit. A local man from Hamilton district came to take a girl to meeting but left with feathers rustled. Rev W C G Potter will preach at Hamilton church next Saturday night. Mr and Mrs Aubrey Hamilton and Mrs Alvin Gee drove to Hamilton farm in new auto Sunday. Walter Moberly, J R and R D Glaze went to Browning Sunday. Mrs J R Glaze joined at Cal Cutberth's for the afternoon.

C. A. Hamilton Studebaker F. P. McKay Humphreys Robt. Crowdis Dale Osborn Fulkerson Myrtle McCally H. E. McKay Geo. Whaley Jr South Missouri Hamilton Aubrey Hamilton Alvin Gee Mr. Hamilton Walter Moberly J. R R. D. Glaze Browning J. R. Glaze Cal Cutberth

Hamilton Items From Local Notes

Earnest Hamilton visited Humphreys on Saturday. Charley Hamilton and wife recovering. Bruce Seaman sold a horse to Boss Cassity last week. Mrs. Herbert Hamilton was ill last week. George Martin visited Cal Cutberth Sunday afternoon. John Watkins and Cal Cutberth went to Humphreys Tuesday. Grant Hamilton sold a horse to Guy Carter last week. Earnest and Hazel Hamilton spent Sunday with Earl Neet and wife and Crawford and wife. Gale Martin visited with cousin Walter Crooks and family Sunday. Mr and Mrs William Myers visited Sunday with their son Lee and wife. Herbert Hamilton was of

Earnest Hamilton Humphreys Charley Hamilton Bruce Seaman Boss Cassity Herbert Hamilton George Martin Cal Cutberth John Watkins Grant Hamilton Guy Carter Earnest Hazel Hamilton Earl Neet Gale Martin Walter Crooks William Myers Lee

Scottsville Rural Notes from Week End

Léonard Bailey bought a bike and W. Williams purchased a corn planter on Saturday. J. W. Riddle planted corn while Ray Myers visited Ben ford Watson’s Sunday. Mrs. Clara Linhart is improving. Local planting slow due to wet weather as Lon Williams and family visited Dell Dell’s Sunday. Grants and neighbors visited, Mrs. Virgie Rinehart killed a 57 inch black snake last week.

J. W. Riddle Ray Myers Benford Watson Clara Linhart Roger W. Williams Clarence Johnson A. Rinehart Lon Williams Dell Dell Grant Smith Visi Sun

Atlas Cement Ad Promotes Drainage Drainage Jobs

Atlas promotes the best cement on the market with large quantities of drain tiles in all sizes at right prices. Their meat river el and skilled labor aim for a satisfactory job. Figure with them on tile, flue blocks, brick etc. Quality and durability as their motto.

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THE Browning, ‘Missouri Joseph Nickell Browning, Mo Johnson California North Salem Floyd Baker Clay E. P. Christy Roy Wheatcraft Seaman Wallace E. P. Abbott Brookfield Oakland J. H. Knnfong R. J. Tner C. E. Potter Bowning Cattey I. J. McCollum Gertrude Lina F. Se Aemoes P McCollum Litios Ape Green Valley Jeff Lewis W. C. G. Potter Hamilton Church Hamilton Items Oo Crawford Bruce Rexall Renall Tonio Cae Rey Mairs Brownings Scottsville Léonard Bailey Clay Dell James Nichols Sylvester Jacobs Alph Jacobs Nora Mundell Jersey G. A. Borrows Bryant Stewart C. Campbell Virgie Rinehart Lola McKenzie E. C. McKenzie W.j.gooch M. Hicks Undertaker T. B. Mundell Raver Brothers Micharia, Stern & Go Norfolk Jackets Michaels, Stern & Co Rochester J.J. Smith Hofses Marés Purdin Laredo
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