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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1912
Page
8
Editorial fragment urges sanitation to curb flies citing fever and disease risk. It explains methods to destroy filth, lime vaults, and use fly paper or kerosene, and notes a postmaster change law about stamps. Includes a July corn growth anecdote and stock report from Kansas City dated Sept 16 1012.
Feeder prices up 10 cents lift the market above last Monday while demand remains moderate. Prime beef absent. native troughs range $6.00 to $10.10 for steers, with various categories quoted across the supply. Hog runs steady with top loads near 8.87 and midpoints around 8.40 to 8.80. sheep and lambs total 17 000 with a market about a quarter higher than a week ago. J. A. Rickart, M. Cor.
Notice lists meat prices. Chuck steak 15 cents, round steak 16 cents, sirloin 16 cents, roast 15 cents, boiling 12 cents. Burner and Peters.
A Saturday shower and a series of local activities are recorded. People visiting and falling ill are noted, along with a sermon at Roger Monday night. Reports include alfalfa height, travel to Pur din for a wedding, and a horse running away with two residents north of Rinehart.
Browning visited Forker between trains and won 12 to 7 in a one sided game. Adams and Chambers homered, Moore and Williams starred on defense, with Joe Williams on second base and Fields on the Browning pitching. Attendance was large.
J. W. Jones announces that the O. A. Talbott Grain Co. seeks grain and seeds for sale at this location and invites sellers to inquire for prices.
An advertisement promotes liberal land rules allowing three year proof and title, with large 320 to 630 acre parcels in Wyoming Nebraska and Montana. It touts an opportunity to travel by Burlington Route excur sions from Omaha and visit Mundell lands, Yellowstone Valley lands, and Big Horn Basin irrigated land with easy travel and no land sales pressure.
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