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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1910
Page
7
Missouri remains the poultry leader with 1909 market value of poultry eggs and feathers at 45.9 million dollars. The Red Book notes 148.7 million dozen eggs sold last year at about 15 cents each, producing 22.31 million dollars.
McKnight returns with roses from an anonymous sender. The card promises an early recovery and signals a companion in misfortune. Lolie’s past is hinted as a source of tension while Richey departs with a sly grin and a rose. The narrator weighs memories of a broken necklace as the luncheon unfolds.
In a Philadelphia house weeklong, the narrator faces pressure from McKnight and the looming case as detective Hotchkiss reveals a new crime link. The survivor notes lower seven on the Ontario and a possible connection to Alison West and a woman from Pittsburg.
Gov Hadley's anti tuberculosis commission will use all available means to reduce the disease in Missouri. Kate B Pierson of Kansas City says the first task is a state wide investigation of cases in institutions, registration of all tuberculosis cases, and their segregation in camps and pavilions. The panel will also assess physicians' reporting negligence and may seek legal penalties for doctors who fail to report cases.
The Odd Fellows of the state will hold their annual convention on the 11th and 12th of next month with members from across the state attending. Local lodge committees are busy planning entertainment. Merchants are urged to decorate their stores in lavender for the event.
Seven members of George Oldham's family, seven miles north of Topeka, became very ill after eating biscuits. Dr. Crumbine suspects the baking powder used in the biscuits as the source of the poison.
Louis Galliano, an Italian convict, was released from the St Louis penitentiary on a parole signed by Gov. Hadley with deportation to Italy as the condition. He was convicted in January 1906 for murder in the second degree and sentenced to ten years. He has been ill for months. release was advised by the prison physician and Board of Inspectors after a consul letter from Chicago promised deportation.
The governor revoked a parole issued last June to Manda Martin who was convicted in Chariton County in September 1909 of burglary and larceny and sentenced for four years. She was reported ill at parole and later arrested several times at Keytesville. She is to be returned to prison to serve the remainder of her term.
State Treasurer James Cowsgll filed with Governor Hadley a September ledger. The August 31 balance was 1,755,938.39 and September receipts totaled 9,616,901.84 with disbursements of 380,831.70 leaving a September 30 balance of 1,990,988.83. Appointed Edwin.
In a tense hospital scene, the narrator weighs Alison West’s ties to a crime, a torn necklace piece, and a blue gray wreck suit clue. McKnight hints at jail as a warning while Richey departs with Alison West.
A testimonial claims the remedy cured a lump and female ills including displacements inflammation fibroid tumors irregularities backache and nerves. It urges readers to write for free advice to Mrs Pinkham at Lynn Massachusetts and notes the product as a low cost helpful cure-all.
A meeting of the Ancient Order of Spins featured remarks from a visiting member about loneliness among wives and mothers. Members pledged to visit lonesome wives and mothers, but six weeks into missionary work they had not completed half the rounds.
A child asks if trans means across and jokes that transparent means a cross parent, prompting a terse parental rebuke as mother handles a string of questions about word formation.
A summer girl asks suitors to quit. she declares she is engaged to seven of them after suggesting a raf fle to win her.
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