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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1916
Page
1
A reflective piece extols mothers teaching virtue, patience, and resilience. It quotes presidents and Marie Theresa to emphasize maternal influence, urges cheerful outlooks, and urges maintaining home libraries and moral guidance for children. It closes warning against carelessness as a grave danger to workers and families.
Browning Missouri voters are called to a special election on September 12 1916 to fill the City Marshall post. East ward polls at the City Hall with judges D B Stone C W White and G W Kaifong. west ward polls at the C B Keithley building with judges M R F Nickell George Ross and Frank Powell. Mayor F G Peters and City Clerk Sylvester P Carr certify.
The riddle speaks of a force more powerful than armies, more deadly than guns, and capable of stealing over 300 million dollars yearly in the United States. It spares no one and targets rich and poor, young and old, strong and weak alike.
The street fair is set for Friday and Saturday September 29 and 30 with new premiums to attract attendees. The finance committee reports strong progress and urges public donations to cover expenses, inviting names to join the donor lists through Mrs. F. A. Fleming, J. S. Harmon, C. E. Rinehart, or Joe Nickell.
The district opened Monday under favorable prospects with an excellent teacher core. Superintendent Floyd Rayner, BS from Kirksville State Normal, leads with Miss Mable Kraft. total Monday enrollment reached 169 across grades, including 45 high school students.
A special LeADER RECORD article praises Hoosier poet Riley and his genius. Distinguished literary figures contribute reflections, and readers are urged to cut out and save the piece for posterity.
We thank friends for help during the illness and death of our husband and father C. W. Peters Mr and Mrs Peters and child express gratitude for the support received during his sickness and passing.
Relatives and friends gathered to honor the memory of Purdin of Griffis, commemorating a recently celebrated milestone with local support and reflections on his life and contributions.
Mr and Mrs K M Dun can and daughter Lorene are mentioned in a motor news item with brief details of a family vehicle event. The fragment notes a household unit and a surname but lacks further context or outcomes.
Dr Ellis of Marceline trades for Dr Mairs drug stock and moves the stock to Marceline. Dr Mairs receives a store building in Marceline. J D Burwell arranged the deal. W H Dickinson rents the Mairs drug store building and will soon display merchandise. Dickinson plans to start his own business with support from friends.
Mr and Mrs Tom McCown came back Saturday after visiting relatives and friends in Chillicothe.
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