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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1906
Page
4
The text critiques partisan manipulation as elections approach, questions punishment for women, and notes the state HOuse and Senate fight over the rail rate bill and canal project. It warns against pandering rhetoric, urges concise sermons and speeches, and reflects on public virtue and civic effort amid legislative delays.
Linnens State ex rel Burns appeal reverses trial judgment with remand instructing further action. Several cases end in alimony, plea bargains, or jail terms. paroled on condition. filers include Brookfield transfers and guardians ad litem reported.
An old town advertisement extols Wallard's Snow Liniment as a top remedy for bruises and injuries. The copy emphasizes its quick relief and recommends buying in several price options from local sellers D R Byrnes and Wuatey & Sos in Doversville Texas. It notes the product as a practical necessity for tough times.
The Florida Times Union reports on General Fredie Funston facing alleged promotion for actions not performed. It cites a swimmer’s claim, a journalist’s joke, and his later service against Aguinaldo, plus a San Francisco posting that led to supersession. Neighbors in Kansas propose a martyr’s ticket, illustrating the moral about advertising and success.
A brief note declares the wool market will pay the highest price, urging sellers to set into new market conditions and promising prompt settlement for fleece purchases.
The speaker urges a return to moral standards over wealth and power. He envisions a day when justice and honesty earn respect, and when education and virtue guide youth more than fortune. He condemns corruption and stresses a standard of integrity for all. Also a local ad for farm implements and prices by E A Jones.
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