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Newspaper

Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1912

Page

4

Uncle Reuben's Letter on Maine Politics and 1912 Race

The letter reviews Maine politics with Republicans favored and Democrats fading. It mentions Bourbon Burleigh and Wilson, Dixon, Roosevelt, and electoral stakes in New York and New Jersey, hinting at party shifts and the 1912 presidential outlook amid a Mexican issue under debate.

Maine Reubhaint Wilson Syracuse N. Y Gov. Dix Woodrow New York Mebby New Jersey Hisself Roosevelt Mexico

We Will Bring Canada Into The Panama Canal Debate

Reuben Hardscrabble suggests a bold policy move to force Canada into the canal issue. He argues the Dominion will adapt to American approaches and coerce participation if necessary.

John Buil Panama Canal Old Dominion of Canada Reuben

Local butcher promises top quality meat and guaranteed price

D. B. Gooch advertises a steady supply of pork beef and mutton with the claim that they kill the best the country affords and offer guaranteed quality and price, inviting customers to choose the best at their place.

D. B. Gooch

Anti Single Tax convention elects two in Linneus

Chas. I. Grice and Preston P. Melton were elected township committee men for Enterprise precinct. Rev. G. A. Hudson of Brookfield will address citizens on the Single Tax Amendment at Prairie Seminary school-house Thursday night the 26th. Citizens urged to attend.

Linneus Chas. I. Grice Preston P. Melton Enterprise Precinct G. A. Hudson Brookfield Prairie Seminary School Hudson C. I. Grice P. P. Melton

Selling Shetland ponies from Mrs Jenkins herd

I am closing out at reduced prices my herd of Shetland ponies from Mrs M R Jenkins. Located in Chillicothe or Browning.

Cross Roads Community Notes Weekly Visit Recaps

Rev. Camel preached at Cross Roads Monday night. Mr and Mrs Geo Pipes visited John Jones Sunday. Mr and Mrs Cleve Jennings left Tuesday for the council. Mr and Mrs J H Tharp visited Dave Jennings Sunday. Mr and Mrs Webb Pipes and family visited John Jones Sunday. Mrs W I Langdon returned home Sunday from a visit with her daughter Mrs M Houser.

Camel Cross Roads Geo. Pipes John Jones Cleve Jennings Council J. H. Tharp Dave Jennings Mrs. Webb Pipes W. I. Langdon M. Houser

Drayage Advertisement by W M Hicks

Draying services offered by W M Hicks promising prompt careful service after purchasing the dray. Local ad emphasizes readiness to provide reliable transport and hauling.

W. M. Hicks

Brookfield Visitors and Sunday Guests Reported

South Sullivan notes W. E. Duckworth and son visited Brookfield on Sunday. W. J. Fords were here with Cora as guests of Paul Shatto. John W. Taylor returned home, and John Morgan with his wife spent Sunday with Lawrence Fulton and wife. A. M. Bundridge is slowly recovering from an abscess on his right lung.

W. J. Fords Cora Paul Shatto John Morgan Lawrence Fulton A. M. Bundridge

Local Residents Share Weekend Visits and Fair

J L Lynch and family spent Sunday in Browning with relatives. Miss Dean Seaplan returned from Macon. J S Jacobs and wife went to Brookfield for the wife’s arm dressing. W P Nickell dismissed school at Bandridge due to illness. Mrs M R Jenkins of Chillicothe tended farm business last week. Mrs Ida Stevenson Norman Stevenson and Mrs Nannie Conkler of Marce line visited J B Chittum family. A number attended the Purdin street fair Saturday for a large crowd and fine exhibits. Joseph Mairs and son Van with G W Brumbaugh E C Fisher Lawrence Fulton Russell Franklin and Chas Purdin visited Milan Saturday.

J. L. Lynch Browning Dean Seaplan Macon Ida Stevenson Norman Stevenson Nannie Conkler Marceline J. B. Chittum Joseph Mairs Van G. W. Brumbaugh E. C. Fisher Lawrence Fulton Russell Franklin Chas. Purdin Milan

Coal Prices and Availability Advertised by Wm. Harvey

Wm. Harvey offers a full stock of coal and promises constant availability. Customers are invited to inquire for current prices and selections.

Purdin Items and Local Events in Unionville

Roy Hale of Unionville visited his parents here with Del Smith and wife returning Sunday from Kansas. Pauline Cotter visited Mary Trumbo in town Sunday. Cecil Cassity begins building a new residence in the north part of town. D B Hunter and Browning family were in town Sunday by auto. Church of Christ meetings closed Sunday night with good attendance. Rev Bowles of Armstrong Missouri preached at the M E church on Sunday and night on his new circuit. Street fair held Friday and Saturday with rain Friday reducing Friday attendance. Saturday mild weather drew a large agriculture crowd and generated much comment. Brown ing Cornet Band performed in a garbled section.

Bowles Armstrong M. E Jet Gatarday Teraibad Seca Hainion

Bradley & Pound Merry-Go-Round Delights Local Crowd

A lively two day event featured the Bradley and Pound merry-go-round providing wholesome amusement for younger attendees, delivering clean entertainment and a festive atmosphere for the state crowd.

Bradley & Pound

Bargains on Standard Pianos at Lantz and Glaze

Lantz and Glaze advertise two standard pianos available at genuine bargain prices with an invitation to drop in and view.

Lantz & Glaze

Local Notables and Visits Stir Northeast Linn Community

Perry Christian on the sick list. Herman Knifong traveled to St. Louis Monday with a load of sheep. Henry Thuchum and wife visited I. J. McCollum's family Sunday. Gertrude McCollum teaching the Hill region visited home folks Saturday. Frank Cattey and wife with Mrs. Susie Jones and children visited Otho Clapp's Sunday. Miss Lucy Emberton of Green City visited her cousins Mrs. I. J. McCollum and Mrs. F. M. Cattey the past week. Uncle Bill Perry McCollum and wife, visiting relatives, returned to Garden City Kan. Monday.

Herman Knifong St. Louis Gertrude McCollum Frank Cattey Susie Jones Lucy Emberton Green City I. J. McCollum F. M. Cattey Bill Perry McCollum Garden City Kan

Grain Wanted by C A Talbott Co Representative

J W Jones seeks all grain and seeds for sale on behalf of the C A Talbott Grain Co offering immediate pricing. Interested sellers are asked to see him at the appointed place for quotes and sale arrangements.

C. A. Talbott Grain Co J. W. Jones

Progressive party nominates Sullivan County slate

At a Saturday meeting in Milan in the circuit court room the Progressive party committee nominated a county ticket led by Captain Burris of Kansas City, the lieutenant governor candidate, and Judge Sell of Kansas City spoke to rally supporters as the group planned a future campaign launch.

Progressive Party Sullivan County Circuit Court Room Milan C. D. Busick Osgood Capt. Burris Kansas City Judge Sell Also

Annual Bank Meeting Notice for Peoples Bank Browning Mo

Notice to stockholders to attend the Peoples Bank of Browning Missouri annual meeting at the banking house on Thursday October 31 at 2 pm for election of a board of directors and other business. Attendance by proxy allowed. S. L. Gibson secretary.

Peoples Bank of Browning S. L. Gibson Secy

Obituary of Emily Jane Sevier Pipes

Emily Jane Sevier Pipes, born 1830 in Boone County Missouri, moved to Sullivan County early. She married Anderson Pipes about 1852, had three children, two sons Sherman and A H Pipes. She joined Baptist then Christian church, died September 23 at 10 am after illness. funeral by Rev Potter at Mt Zion churchyard.

Emily Jane Sevier Boone County Missouri Sullivan County Anderson Pipes Sherman Pipes A. H. Pipes Sherman Baptist Church Christian Church

A GOOD RUN WITH 108 MILE TRIP IN 5 HOURS

Tuesday morning J. B. Harmon Jas Shipley Alvin and John Gable left Excelsior Springs at 6 30 in Mr Shipley's Overland auto and reached their destination at 12 05. The 108 mile journey took 5 hours 35 minutes with Harmon driving and the others noting he "burns up the roads."

J. B. Harmon Jas. Shipley and Son Alvin John Gable Excelsior Springs Mr. Shipley Overland Auto Mr. Harmon

Linn County Anti Single Tax Association Formed

The Linneus opera house hosted a mass meeting to organize the Linn County Anti-Single Tax Association. Temporary chair Alex Brinkley presided while C. E. Kelley was elected chairman, D. B. Ormiston secretary, and Geo. W. Martin treasurer. Major A. W. Mullins and Senator Fields spoke on the issue. Mullins and Martin drafted resolutions that drew over 300 signatures and raised $75 in subscriptions.

Linneus Linn County Alex Brinkley C. E. Kelley D. B. Ormiston Geo. W. Martin A. W. Mullins Senator Fields of Browning Messrs. Mullins Martin

Public Speaking Fund Boosts County Interest

A committee of two members per township was appointed to organize a countywide speaking fund drive. County committeemen from the Democrat, Progressive and Republican parties were asked to assist in boosting support for the cause.

Linn County

Progressive campaign opens with Norton's Brookfield speech

H E Myers Linn county Progressive chairman announces Governor Bert D Nortons will speak in Brookfield Saturday night September 28 inviting all Progressives and the public. The visit is likely his only Linn county address during the campaign and supporters are urged to attend.

H. E. Myers Progressive Party Linn County Bert D. Nortons Missouri Brookfield Nortoni

Card of Thanks for Mrs. Pipes

Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Pipes thank friends for kindness during the illness and death of their mother.

Mrs Sherman Pipes

William Shepherd of Roger Makes Office Visit

William Shepherd of Roger conducted a business call at the office during his visit on Wednesday.

Wm. Shepherd Roger

Personally Conducted rail trips to California with reduced fares

L T Wykuff, ticket agent for the Burlington Route, promotes specially selected conductors for the trip to California. He urges travel between September 25 and October 10 for greatly reduced tickets to the far west and northwest, inviting readers to contact the office to arrange details.

California L. T. Wykuff Burlington

Also Mentioned on This Page

Browning, Missouri Joseph Nickell Browning, Mo South Sullivan W. E. Duckworth and Son John W. Taylor J. S. Jacobs W. P. Nickell Purdin COAL Wm. Harvey Roy Hale Unionville del Smith Kansas Pauline Cotter Mary Trumbo Cecil Cassity D. B. Hunter Family of Our City Church of Christ Northeast Linn Perry Christian Henry Thuchum Grain Portland Guy Adams Mgr
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