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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1915
Page
4
The article explains discing stalk and stubble land before plowing improves soil water absorption and mixing of organic matter. It argues discing aids seed beds, enables better pulverization, and enhances crop yields, with emphasis on drought resilience and soil health for Missouri farms.
A weekly Wednesday night run at the Electric Theatre invites audiences to enjoy an ongoing program. Promotional copy urges not to miss the event and highlights its regular schedule.
Edgar Tully from west of Cora made a Browning visit on Friday. Thos Wampler is ill at home in Pleasant Hill township. Earl Palmer started a spring term at Brookshier on Monday. Mrs A S Havens and children visited Mr and Mrs Wade Havens Sunday. Mr and Mrs D G Free land visited Mr and Mrs Herbert C Bailey. John Jacobs Pars Brass field and John Morgan were Milan visitors last week. Mark Alspach began pecpe ian term at Knifong Grove. Joe Nickell and family with Miss Cora Garrison visited W Py Nickell. Oat sowing is under way, with late but expected good acreage. Local farmers have been dragging the field.
Mixed local items note sales of two jacks in Browning Missouri and Farm notices near Brown ing Milan and Browning. Personal birthdays A J Cotter seventy three with relatives gathering. ads promote Pratts Baby Chick Food and half page ad from Purdin Mercantile offering bed rock shoe prices.
The people of Browning elected city officers with Fred Peters as mayor and B. D. Stevenson as marshal. J. E. Marvin, Midge, C. L. Peterson, K. M. Duncan, and A. M. Elliott will join the east ward board. Chas. W. Haggard represents the west ward.
D. G. Havens has traded for him a team. Mrs. W. I. Langdon is improving. Garden making and oat sowing are the day's tasks. Sid Hoskins of Macon visits relatives near Cora. Rev John Sales will preach at Cora Saturday night and Sunday morning and night. Floyd Fanning and wife called on Chas. C. Dodson Friday. Robert Glidewell and daughter of Mendota visited S. E. Glidewell last week. The infant child of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Brinkley died Wednesday night and was buried at White Oak Grove cemetery Thursday evening.
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