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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1906
Page
2
The piece notes a U S judge will review Missouri's Freight Rate law passed by a split legislature in a contest with corporations and the people. It calls for guardians for delinquent youths, urges rational court action, criticizes gossip, and reflects on life wisdom and public behavior.
Washington reports quote a U.S. official advocating permanent control of Cuba as the only way to resolve ongoing troubles. The piece notes Cuban revolts fueled by revenue interests, predicts U.S. military involvement, and cites Cuban treasury strain and potential deployment of 8,000 to 10,000 troops.
A St Louis Jefferson Club special train carrying banners welcoming William Jennings Bryan to New York faced removal demands by West Shore and New York Central officials in Buffalo. After failed protests and telegraphic appeals, railroads agreed to strip the signs. A Missouri committee urged newspapers to publicize the incident as proof that corporations oppose Bryan's presidential bid.
A public sale will be held at John Jones’ location northeast of Browning on Tuesday September 18 1906. Items include 6 wagons 3 buggies 2 spring wagons 6 sets work harness 1 buggy harness 10 tons hay 5 cultivators 1 mower sulky rake Jenkins drag rake breaking plows go acres of corn shock 18 head sheep 18 hogs 3 broad sows 15 pigs 7 calves 7 yearling polts 4 sucking colts 2 two year old fillies 2 yearling mules 6 brood mares 7 calves milch cows and household goods furniture.
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