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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1924
Page
4
A page of assorted witticisms and aphorisms with marginal notes appears to be a compiled columns feature. It includes quips about memory, music, hats, manners, mothers, taxation, marriage, flattery, and social behavior attributed to a period voice. The tone resembles a light, reflective newspaper humor column.
A campaign fund investigation following an election is described as a striking scene with shifting roles, likened to a moving picture without clear heroes or villains. The piece surveys public reaction and the implications for future contests.
A would be holdup man tried to rob a hotel cashier as bystanders and security intervened. The incident prompts ongoing questions about safety and immediate actions by staff. Local authorities launched an investigation.
North East Linn reports a heavy rain Monday morning. Families including Arthur Cattey and spouse Otis McCollum and spouses visited Guy Clark in northern Sullivan County. Shareholders repair a line from Winivan South. Several Marceline business men camp in the area on vacation amid statewide party rejoicing over Linn county Democrats victory and national Republicans celebration.
D G Havens shipped a car of hogs from Cora Saturday. John Quigley and family from west of Browning visited D W Jennings Saturday. Jim Spencer and family from Milan were Sunday guests of G M Spencer in Cora. Cecil Clem and family from Harris were visiting Saturday and Sunday. Guy Brookshier and Lee Shepherd and families visited at the J N Maxey home Sunday. Gus Hoselton dined with Chas Dodson Friday of last week. Several from this community were Milan visitors Saturday. Vesta Dodson went to Kirksville last week for tonsil removal. Chas Richmond of Milan helped A R Dillinger of Corn husk corn. Ed Talbert of near Purdy visited J A Clems Sunday.
Residents and visitors travel for business and social events from Linneus to Brookfield and Kansas City. Names include Ray Lee, H B Johnson, F A Fleming, Walter Prather, Rastus Martin, Roy Mosley, Kenley and Smith, Dr Hanna, Lloyd Neely, Mrs Margaret Mairs, Mrs May Cooney, Treasurer John Carson, Vane-Thuarle, and many others. Status updates cover sickness, hunting rules, farming activity, school meetings, and a large public sale hosted by Dr D J Hunter.
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