12 Sep 1912
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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1912
Page
1
A reflective essay extols the home as a foundational, benevolent sphere. It urges parents to model truthful, gentle behavior, warns against rough language and gossip, and champions hard work, laughter, and positive discipline to nurture responsible, content families. It contrasts parental love with the dangers of sour temper and ingratitude.
Friday evening about 6 oclock Ivis Glaze and Jacob Harris riding a small wagon on the sidewalk near Isaac Dunlaps were knocked when the wagon swerved. The horse kicked. F R Duncan freed Jacob, Mr Glaze rescued Ivil, both boys bruised but recovering after a Pur din doctor eyed them.
The Kalispell Bee reports the Montana Bankers Convention in Kalispell on August 22 23 24. A W Pipes of Poison gave the morning address on Overdrafts praised as one of the best prepared concise speeches at the event. F H Johnson of Conrad National Bank led the long discussion that followed with wide attendance in the audience.
Household and kitchen furniture to be sold September 28 at 1 30 p m Mrs Mollie C Crawley owner and J B Fleming auctioneer conducted by J B Fleming Auction Co details show location and terms in a brief public notice
B F Purdin of Salem was here on business Saturday.
Guidance on when to cut corn for silage including moisture tests and stall handling. It covers silo types stave and concrete, tamping near walls, curing inside walls with cement wash, staffing needs, blower use to aerate, and adding grass or weeds to seal top. Contact University of Missouri Dairy Department for more details.
The Chair of Preventive Medicine at the University of Missouri in Columbia has created a Bureau of Information to answer citizens questions on disease prevention. Communicate with Preventive Medicine University of Missouri Columbia Missouri.
New fall goods of every kind are showcased at Fields and Duncans, highlighting seasonal apparel and accessories. The display emphasizes diverse selections for men and women with updated arrivals and promotional prices.
A Wednesday meeting led by J R Lantz Dr Rogey Ben Peterson and others to promote a highway from Seymour Iowa to Linneus Missouri via Unionville Milan Browning Purdin and Brookfield. About twenty cars from Unionville Lemonville Pollock and nearby towns attended with delegates from Linneus Brookfield Purdin Browning. The group formed committees to locate and name the trail and a feast of watermelons followed. The plan aims to bring hundreds of visitors annually and boost the region’s development, with local support expressed despite limited city participation.
C Thurlo was driving from his son H N Thurlo’s place when a melon fell from the load. He paused to fix it and the team bolted, dragging him briefly. The wagon tipped, melons burst, and the wagon was damaged. Thurlo was bruised and plans not to drive that team again.
For sale notice offers clean seed rye at 75 cents per bushel and twenty thrifty Poland China pigs. Also mentions some fancy gifts in the lot. Contact Herbert Hamilton by phone 30.
Draying service advertised by W M Hicks offering prompt careful handling after purchasing the dray. Includes contact for arranged deliveries and transportation tasks.
C B McCollum of Trenton took multiple firsts at the local fair with his showy driving team. He earned top honors for best driving horses and best team of coach horses, plus best road horse to halter, and a second on single driver. A misentry cost him another potential win. he plans to take the team to Sedalia for the state fair.
Linneus will hold a public auction on Saturday September 14 for 90 head of stock hogs and 50 head of yearling steers. Fleming Johnson advertise the sale.
Delegates at the progressive state convention in St Louis nominate an entire state ticket led by Judge Bert D Norton for governor after an enthusiastic address by Col Roosevelt.
A letter from Joseph Nickell of Browning Missouri dated September 6 1912 describes dry weather but good hay peaches and pears in abundance. The writer mentions earning four to five dollars daily and beginning canning peaches while fruit crops are plentiful.
A letter from Uncle Reuben notes that big manufacturers in industrial centers show passive interests in political troubles and party clashes, continuing to fill orders while avoiding excitement over Bull Moosers socialists standpatters and prohibition.
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