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Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1909

Page

2

News of the Week A world brief from fires to rail and sport

A train plunged into a burning bridge near McNeil Texas killing a fireman and injuring eight others. Kansas Supreme Court tests rail trooper transport law at one cent per mile. Braun Health Institute fraud order in Bloomington Illinois. Wrights and Curtiss paid large prize sums. Championship series attendance and receipts tallied. A. H. Forbes wins Lahm cup distance 731? miles at 38 mph. Kansas elevator owners report grain car shortage. Woman’s Home Missionary society set for Buffalo. Parcel post favored by National Paint Oil & Varnish. Blackhawk sword recovered and to be given to Iowa Historical Society. George Stone wrecks, six drowned. Sunflower Refining receiver appointed. Missouri Pacific–M E T train crash near LeRoy Kansas. one death, many injured. North Carolina frost damages crops. Secretary Knox discourages Crane’s China posting. Oklahoma cotton yield estimated at 525000 bales worth 40 million. Detroit wins world series game four. 5–0. Pittsburgh leads two games each. Topeka wrecks blamed on conductor and engineer. San Angelo race riots threaten blacks. Census tests for 3000 temp posts in progress. Los Angeles socialist meeting denounces Taft. riot dispersed. Point Pleasant monument unveils for 1774 battle. Kansas Supreme Court rules state can seize joint property for fines. St Louis streetcar accidents injure 34. Oklahoma banking liquidates Columbia Bank. Central State Bank to replace. Fort experiments cause injuries and explosions.

McNeil Tex Kansas Supreme Court Braun Health Institute Bloomington Wilbur Wright Hudson-Fulton Glenn H. Curtiss Pittsburg Detroit A. H. Forbes St. Louis Richmond Kansas Woman’s Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church Buffalo National Paint, Oil & Varnish Association Blackhawk Andrew Jackson Iowa Historical Society George Stone Point Pelee Ont Upper Lake Erie Pollock J. B. Adams Sunflower Refining Company Missouri Pacific Woody Station LeRoy Kan North Carolina Knox State Department Crane China Oklahoma Topeka San Angelo Census Bureau Los Angeles Cal Taft Point Pleasant W. Va K Kansas Supreme Court Oklahoma State Banking Board Columbia Bank & Trust Company Central State Bank Ena Monenees Fort

Peary Eskimo Testimony Challenges Cook North Pole Claim

The Peary Arctic Club releases a signed statement by Peary Bartlett McMillan Borup and Henson, with Eskimo witnesses I took a shoo and Ah pe lah, contending Dr. Cook did not reach the north pole. They recount voyage details from Anoratok to Jones Sound and Etah, asserting no bear or musk oxen caches en route and questioning Cook's reported travels.

Peary Bartlett McMillan Borup Henson Roosevelt Congress Peary Arctic Club Librarian of Congress Washington New York Robert E. ‘Peary Cook North Pole Dr. Cook Jones Sound Etah I-took-a-shoo Ah-pe-lah Anoratok Panikpah I-took Mr. Whitney Billy Pritchard Commander Peary Francke Smith’s Sound Cape Sabine Sverdrup Ellef Ringnes Amund Ringnes Amund Ringes Land Amund Ringnes Land Eskimo Boys Cape Thomas Hubbard Cape Tennyson Clarence Head Cadogan Fiord Cape Isabella Payet Harbor Pankpah Smith Sound R. E. Peary Robert A. Bartlett D. B. M'Millan George Borup Matthew A. Henson

Landor plans small South Pole expedition with airship

English explorer A Henry Savage Landor says Shackleton failed from a large, cumbersome layout and advocates a light caravan approach. He hints at aeronautic means for the journey and notes starch advances as a separate market item.

South Pole A. Henry Savage Landor Lieut. Shackleton Mr. Landor Asia Africa

Young Man Warned About Peach Who May Prove A Lemon

A cautionary note warns young men to beware a woman described as the peach and the apple of their eye who may turn out to be a lemon, reflecting a cautionary moral about sought after lovers.

Allen's Lung Balsam Remedy Ad

Clearest pitch urges readers to be just to themselves and rely on Allen's Lung Balsam a harmless efficient cough remedy available at druggists in 25c wc and dollar bottle sizes.

Allen

Red Cross Ball Blue and Lewis' Single Binder Ad Snippet

An old style newspaper snippet promotes Red Cross Ball Blue laundry product 2 oz package for five cents and Lewis' Single Binder cigars as part of an annual sale. It also contains aphorisms about generosity hearing and seeing.

Lewis

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