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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1905
Page
1
The article notes Landis urges Congress to study public printing waste and cost saving potential. Krett proposes regulated railroads with an administrative body to ensure fair rates and prevent abuses, while defending private ownership.
Dr Roy Whaley lost his seat during a runaway on Main Street near 6th Street. The buggy tongues detached, wheels and single trees broke, his hat vanished, and the team ran on past residences before stopping at the ball ground gate. No injuries reported.
All owners with Hackney colts or yearlings are asked to bring them to Browning on Saturday October 28 by order of the Hackney Horse Co directors.
The Executive Mansion at Jefferson City burned after a defective electric light wire. Damage is estimated at about $15,000.
Jerry Simpson, a Kansas statesman, died in Wichita last Monday. The longtime political figure was associated with reform movements and served in public office. Funeral plans were not immediately announced.
Gipson and Putian request bringing cream this Saturday before 10 o clock as it cannot be carried over to Monday due to a northward shipment.
The city marshal announces a round the clock crackdown on untagged dogs including house pets. Any dog found without a collar and tag will be killed. Reed, city marshal, leads the effort.
Half of Oregon's representatives are under sentence for fraud and three fourths have been indicted by a United States grand jury. Edgar G. Bailey's death sentence was commuted to life imprisonment. A clerk who stole 100000 from Adams Express was arrested October 19 and has only 300 on hand. Francis B. Runder, St. Louis post office cashier, is about 9000 short. A severe storm on the lakes caused many drownings and vessel losses. A Pittsburg bank closed its doors with $800000 of funds loaned to Republican politicians.
Notice from Mrs. E Kimber requesting all debtors to call and settle immediately as fall bills are due and payment is needed. Sincerity and urgency conveyed in the appeal for prompt payment.
Those seeking a good wagon are urged to see the Mandt wagon touted as the best on earth. Sold by F. M. Haymaker.
S Johnson offers 25 or more pure bred Poland China hogs at Haymaker's lumber yard in Browning on Saturday November 4. Hogs are bred from top American strains with pedigrees provided. Johnson also breeds pure bred Shropshire sheep and Coachen chickens.
Dr Epperson reports Ned Mundell sick with typhoid fever. Leon Turner was in Milan Thursday and Friday last week. No experiment when buying a Round Oak. Mrs J B Harmon visiting Mrs J B Fleming in Linneus. No others as good as a Round Oak. Dr Hanna at Whaleys Drug Store. L R Dell building a residence on the farm bought from R L Gibson. Percheron colt show date corrected this week. Rev Dockery died last Monday. Miss Lillian Stevens of Linneus in Browning on business Tuesday. E S Dodson and wife of Oklahoma visiting relatives in Browning. Curt Sampsell adds a chair to his shop and promises best workmanship and courtesy east of Kane's harness shop.
The west town bridge, a 255 foot steel structure with an 18 foot roadway, opened for public use. Built by Illinois Bridge Company under John Wolfe supervision, it involved Browning residents who added 32 feet of eastern approach and dirt dumps. Bridge commissioner T L McMichael praised the work and the cooperation of all parties.
In Humphreys Missouri an auctioneer promotes sales at very reasonable rates. Levi Doty Auctioneer advertises service and addresses potential clients for local auctions.
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