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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1912
Page
5
A collection of arcing reflections extols woman’s intellect and authority, claiming her voice and wisdom govern, while summer’s departure sparks melancholy and renewal. It celebrates a woman’s sphere as universal, linking domestic virtue to humanity’s higher creative energy.
A verse warns merchants not to remove advertisements. It argues ads inform the public of goods for sale and without visible ink merchants lose customers and money. The piece suggests ad removal equals self-destructive business.
A local teacher compiled a directory of eighteen surrounding rural schools and their instructors. The article names teachers such as W. P. Bundridge, J. D. Brookshier, Cora Burwell, Ernest Dufield, Raymond Ford, and others, noting the informant’s familiarity with their locations.
An Walnut Eagle column denounces busybodies and rumor mongers who tear down neighbors with slander. It warns that gossips harm souls, families, and the public good, likening their tongue to a deadly poison worse than pestilence or famine.
The Leader-Record lists recent new and renewing contributors including Russell Martin Hybrid Lyle Gibson St Louis R J Hubler route 4 James Crist New Boston Dena Rottman route 1 D G Freeland Cora Clyde Warren route 1 Marian F Myers route 4 R J Sparks Kirksville Emmett Lantz city S R Deskins North Salem John Moore city G S Gilmer Purdin J D Sevier Milan Miss Julia Stewart Brookfield.
Bert Lewis reports a Friday storm that caused major damage to corn fields in Jackson township with many plants blown flat across the ground.
L. T. Wykoff, ticket agent, invites readers to consider trips to Colorado Yellowstone Glacier National Park and more. He offers to provide literature, plan details, and help arrange travel with the Burlington Route to make trips easy and pleasant.
Over the past week Robert Crowd shipped two loads of two year old black cattle from Kansas City. W P Gilmer and J B Harmon sent two cars of white face and short horn yearlings. All stock described as first class and expected to yield handsome profits for the owners.
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