26 Oct 1911
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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1911
Page
1
The article argues that harsh or lax parenting breeds a generation of troublemakers and contrasts burlesque with original marriage. It urges young men to bind life to religion, warns of temptations, and stresses self discipline, education, and hard work as path to lasting success.
Community backs a first corn show with numerous donors including J D Knifong Brown ing Savings Bank J J Smith F A Fleming A A Healy Joe Nickell and others. Winners advance to the county Brookfield show and state premiums are hoped for with an expert corn man present this afternoon.
The newspaper corrects last week’s premium list showing boys prizes awarded to R. L. Fuller and C. L. Fuller instead of R. L. Green and C. J. Green. The paper notes the error and defends human error as common.
Supply Oklahoma letter from J D Jessee dated October 17 1911 describes the completion of a railroad to Supply stressing economic gains like a $10000 bonus and 18 miles of right of way. He praises climate health and crops including wheat oats alfalfa and watermelons and offers work to northern men for eight months while detailing farming methods and community prospects.
Last week in September Martin and high school pupils raised a new flag from the school building. The act honors forefathers and represents national unity and respect as teachers note and students reflect on history.
The Linn County corn shows invite farmers to bring ten ear samples for judging with liberal premiums and a gold watch prize for the top corn knowledge. Nov 2 features a boy judging contest at Brookfield and a lecture by Prof. Kerens on country schools, with additional talks on soil fertility and crop rotation on Nov 3. Local gatherings welcome all interested in agriculture.
Farmers Store advertises a special sale with ladies suits priced from 5.50 to 16.50, claiming nearly half off and high quality. Readers are urged to visit the store and read the Leader-Record issue for details.
A second hand soft coal heater is advertised for sale at the Furniture Store. The notice notes availability and location within the store for interested buyers.
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