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Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1945

Page

3

Busted Nose Farm Siege Ends as Cotton Posse Attacks

In Payneville the Cottons defend a barn against Monte Jarrad ally led attackers as Lester Cotton falls from a rifle shot. Melody Jones Cherry and Fury hide amid hay bales while gunfire rages, aiming to hold the barn and delay pursuit through darkness.

Melody Jones George Fury Payneville Melody Monte Jarrad Monte Cherry Luke Packer Fury Cotton Cherry de Longpre George Virgil Browning Lee Gledhill Avery Lee Virg Fever Crick de Longpre Lester Cotton Fever Crick Crick Homer Cotton Californy Cottons Harry Henshaw

Useless Cowboys in a Lethal Barn Standoff

A violent siege unfolds in a barn as Allen LeMay, Cherry, Melody, George Fury and others battle attackers amid hay bales and shifting gunfire. The Cotton posse holds firm while casualties mount and tension rises as night nears.

Lesson for September 30

Lesson subjects and Scripture texts selected and copyrighted by International Council of Religious Education, used by permission.

International Council of Religious Education

Israelite Settlement in Egypt as Preparation for Blessing

The lesson frames Jacob and his family settling in Goshen under Joseph as a test of faith and separation from worldliness. It argues Christians should be in the world but not of it, blessing others while growing in grace and avoiding sour, vinegar-like preservation.

Israel Joseph Egypt Jacob God Jacob I Pharaoh Goshen Christ

German Envoys Get Others To Sign Versailles Treaty

The six German delegates refused to sign the 1919 Versailles Treaty and sent two men to Berlin to sign in their stead. Hermann Muller, a college lecturer, and Johannes Bell, a second violinist in an orchestra, undertook the humiliating duty.

Berlin Hermann Muller Johannes Bell

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