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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1933
Page
3
Readable segments show visitors, sales, and a big farm auction, with names like J. A. Street, J. B. Fleming and Mrs. America Fleming. Various residents from Purdin, Milan, Shafter, Brookfield and Chillicothe appear visiting, renewing subscriptions, and attending the S. C. Lay farm sale set for April 12.
In Ton Township the unofficial vote favored W R Head for the board but the official tally later elected R Kingsolver. He attended a meeting in Duncan Township where he serves as clerk. Kingsolver is regarded as a top assessor aiding farmers to obtain lower assessments.
Peters Implement Company offers a full line of implements at reduced prices and seeds of all kinds. Red Clover six dollars per bushel, Timothy 1.35 per bushel, Alsike Clover 6.60 per bushel, Korean Clover eight cents per pound, Sweet Clover 3.60 per bushel, plus garden seeds. Seed tested and guaranteed for germination and purity. Peters Imp. and Seed Co.
Leo E. Jones traveled through St. Joseph and Jefferson City on business. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Kenley and their son Reed of near Milan visited Tuesday as guests of relatives.
Mark H. Mairs of Milan was seen attending to business matters in town on Tuesday, according to local observers.
Ed Ogle of Purdin and his son David visited Friday morning. Ogle, recovering from an operation, entertained with jokes and described himself as a bully good fellow. He urged a return visit and joked about kicking in doors if needed.
The North Hooker district held its last day of school with a noon dinner served cafeteria style and a strong program. Eighth graders Ruth Moore Donald Warren and Ival Bundies were recognized. teacher Carlyle Bennett earned high praise for his first term. The Akron airship disaster dominates later notes with details on loss of life and scale of the craft.
Notice to creditors and interested parties that Mont Cumbo administrator of the estate of William I. Gibson will make final settlement at the Linn County Probate Court in Linneus on May 8 1933. The deceased left connections to Kirksville where a young man plans to spend his summer vacation at the State Teachers College.
The State Board of Equalization cuts about 8 million dollars from Missouri's 1933 real and personal property tax burden following public demand for relief. The move targets reductions in taxes levied by counties and state districts, easing statewide tax pressure.
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