Opposition to liquor and insurance lines in 1905 Leader-Record
The 1905 Leader-Record rails at drinking as a danger to brains and morals. It derides hogs near homes and criticizes Old Line Life insurance policyholders facing a political fundraising era. The piece questions the benevolence claims of insurance, urging individuals to organize for personal gain.
Mutual Life Statement Aligns Old Line Firms as Nonprofit
President Mc Curdy of Mutual Life asserts the company is not a money making institution and aims not to pay dividends, placing it on equal footing with established Old Line life companies.
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McCurdy
All Insurance Company
Lone
The
Mutual Life
Tnings
Old Line Life Companies
Colt Show Attracts Local Colts And Yearlings
All owners with colts and yearlings sired by the celebrated Percheron horse Brilliant are invited to bring their animals on the above date to compete for premiums. Four premiums will be awarded. First premiums for yearling and colt in season breeding. Second premiums in each class are half season breeding. WeL Duncan & Co.
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Brilliant
Browning Notes Horse Sale Plans and Bankers Meeting
The item mentions a horse and mule sale in Browning with details of delayed family news about Mr. Donnenworth, and notes the North Missouri Bankers meeting at Brookfield where A. W. Pipes spoke. It also covers debates on government regulation of rail rebates and a proposed administrative body with power to set maximum rates. Dr. Hanna, optician, is now in town.
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North Missouri Bankers
Mmet
Brookfield
A. W. Pipes
Laredo
Browning Bankers
Department of Justice
Law Department
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Ryals & Kays
L. E. Ryals
Campagn
United States
Colt Show
J. W. Fields
Wel
Duncan & Co
Browning
J. H. Duncan
Mr. Donnenworth
Peseyekt
Dr. Hanna
Optician
Basta
Euyeu
Buxton
Goc
H. C. Bailey
Poultry and Eggs
Missouri
Nmouth
Lin
Epperson’s Pharmacy
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H. E. Epperson
E. Cor
Browning, Missouri
Calhoun & Harvey