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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1941
Page
8
The notice promotes M.F.A. FEEDS offering Starting Mash Laying Mash Dairy Feeds Mill Feeds and Special Feeds. Customers are urged to call for details and availability.
In Sullivan county 380 applications for 218 homeowners seeking cotton mattresses were filed as the county forms a rural program. Rolla A. Baugher County Agent said 34 owners in Polk Township lead, followed by 31 in Jackson and 26 in Clay. Eligibility requires net income under 500 annually. The plan includes work centers for mattress making, aided by the Extension Office, with applications via post card or phone.
The article lists Samuel Artz as secretary and Fred Riddle as treasurer. It names township representatives including C W Connell, Mrs Geo Doolin, Dane Harlan, Mrs Harold Rouse, Noel Baldridge, Mrs Chas Tucker, A G Thurlo, Mrs Samuel Artz, Glen Montgomery, Mrs Leo King, Ava Shobe, Frank Johnson, Mrs Lewis Bunch, Frank Gray, Frances Shepherd, Merrill May, Orlam Harris, Mrs Vincent Glidewell, Paul Hill, Mrs Ray Sharp, Clell Martin, Mrs Orin Porter, and advisory members L C Hoover, Glenn G Freeland, Perry Perkins, Mrs Lottie Ebersole, and Mrs L C Hoover.
Holt County celebrated its 100th birthday on March 24 with a reading of early court minutes in Oregon, the county seat, while plans for Holt’s fall centennial include historical observances.
A sound moving picture illustrating agriculture in national defense and soil conservation will be shown at four meetings in Sullivan County on April 11. The event is organized by Glenn G. Freeland, chairman of the Agri- pathway.
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