Groceries Vie for Market Share in Narrow Week's Trade
Local grocery firms contend for dominance as buyers seek value amid tight supplies. Prominent retailers report steady foot traffic and promotions aimed at attracting bargain shoppers this week.
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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1935
Page
2
Haseville Items and Local News From Browning Area
Browning and surrounding communities share notes on Sunday visits and family events. Mrs. W E Sayers and relatives visited Mrs. Rottmann. others hosted or visited kin across Browning Linneus Meadville and Shafter. Birth announced Elizabeth Fay Campbell. Climax School rehired Miss Hazel Cooper for next term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shafter
Carrie Bowyer
Fay Bowyer
Elmer Hammock
Vernon Phillips
Chillicothe
W.L. Baker
Bob Smith
Meadville
Ida Hayes
Brookfield
Merle Woodis
Genevive. Hayes
Harold Campbell
Elizabeth Fay
Ruth Coulter
Climax School
Hazel Cooper
Miss Hazel
J. G. Coulter
James
Alice
L. W. Arnold
West of Galt
Coulter
Campbell
Arnold
Garnett Campbell
Alice Coulter
Russel
Gail Campbell
James Coulter
Gus Coulter
Mary Frances Hess
Stormy shift breaks long warm spell inviting spring delay
After unseasonably warm weeks a snow storm arrives signaling spring isn t here yet. Local residents discuss gardens delays and several social visits circulate among Kirksville Purdin Brookfield and Hill schoolhouse communities.
Local Family Visits And Newborn Names Across Week
Mrs Frank Smith spent one night at John Mc Clarren home. Mrs Molly Ford and children Guy and Bessie stayed with Mr and Mrs John Bardon. L A Allen and sons Sam and Ben Kissel visited Everett White home. Williams twins named Geraldine Marie and Nadine Laurie. 54 people visited in a week. Mrs Ralph Sayers visited Milan on Saturday. Alta McKinistray stayed several days at Grant Smith home. Imogene Swank and daughter Thelma visited Myron Williams Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haseville
W. E. Sayers
Burl Warren
Kenneth Young
Teddy Holser
Rottmann
Ted
Browning
Earl Jerome
Grover Murrell
Don Shafer
Alvin Bruce
Ladies Aid Society
Mary Gooch
Veda Wood
Pearl Wood
Laredo
Anna, McKenzie and Sons
Kenneth
J. P
Ben Wood
T. L. Bartow
Ray Gooch
Victor Gooch
W. J. Gooch, Jr
W. J. ‘Gooch
Oral
J. C. Sayers
Mamie Bartow
Anna Young
Mary Tromerhouser
C. A. Woolf
Linneus
Donald Rae
Robert Meeker
Gail
Russel Bartow
Max McCoy
Raymond
Bernie Pearler
Wrenford
Brookfield
Lottie Belzer
Frank Belzer
Homer Pearler
Charley Helms
Pearcy Cordray
Helen Cassity
Nellie Watson
Ira Overstreet
Ida McCollum
Earl McCollum
Ruth
Ruby Helms
Hill School
Otto Pepper
Ward
Roger Items
Frank Smith
John McClarren
Molly Ford
Guy
Bessie
John Bardon
L.A. Allen
Sam
Ben Kissel
Everett White
Williams Twins
Geraldine Marie
Nadine Laurie
Ralph Sayers
Milan
Alta McKinistray
Grant Smith
Imogene Swank
Thelma
Myron Williams
Local Visit Highlights From Weekend Gatherings
Mrs. Cora Sargent and son Clarence visited her sister Mrs. Molly Pipes on Friday with extended stay. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Almond hosted a Saturday night dance drawing a large crowd and pleasant notes. Mrs. Mary Spencer stayed with the Spencers at Cora Saturday night. Miss Jamice Pipes and Erma Knight spent the weekend with relatives, while Mrs. Charley Morris and Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Linhart were guests Saturday night at the Linharts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Sargent
Clarence
Molly Pipes
Sargent
Ed Almond
Mary Spencer
G. M. Spencer
Cora
Jamice Pipes
Erma Knight
Charley Morris
Dewey Linhart
Local residents share visits and new purchases
Ed Linhart and Joy Belle Rob inson of near Roger visit their brother Herbert Robinson. Mr and Mrs Ned Guffey spend Sunday with Vawn Shaw. Ad Almond and family of Cora stay with Ed Almond. John Buswell buys a new car this week. L Wilson completes farm improvements and plans to move soon. Ben Mullins visits home folks. Hadley Rulon buys a new car. Eli Kirk travels to Brookfield on business. Paul Smith visits home Tuesday night. Will Welch hospital bound but improving. Ethel Riddle returns from Detroit as her father worsens. L E Smith buys a 21 foot trailer. R L Terry visits Brookfield on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Linhart
Joy Belle
Ruth Robinson
Near Roger
Herbert Robinson
Ned Guffey
Vawn Shaw
Ad Almond
Cora
Ed Almond
Shelby
John. Buswell
Miss Palmer
Elva Monroe
L. Wilson
Ben Mullins
Hadley Rulon
Eli Kirk
Brookfield
Paul Smith
Will Welch
Ethel Riddle
Detroit
L. E. Smith
Leon
Frank Rauer
Dorothy Wilson
R. L. Terry
New School Board Directors Announced
L. T. Finney and Clay Stufflebean named as the new school board directors. Bill Burkholder traveled to Shelby on business Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. T. Finney
Clay Stufflebean
Bill Burkholder
Shelby
Atlas Sorgo Seed Panic Warns Linn County Farmers
County Agent Hall reports difficulty locating Atlas Sorgo in Missouri and surrounding states. He warns buyers to demand Atlas certified variety names to avoid mislabeling and notes scarce stocks with a precarious 1935 market. Forage alternatives include orange or sumac cane and Kaffir types, with roughage like Grahama and Hagarn suggested for Linn County farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Missouri
Kansas
Iowa
Atlas
United States
Grahama and
Hagarn
Linn County
Printing at live and let live prices notice
A brief notice announces that printing is offered at live and let live prices. It states the pricing approach is current and flexible to customers. The notice emphasizes affordability and accessibility for readers seeking press services.
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Schumacher
Lady Esther Cream
I Eis
Dr. Hess
Meais
Wisconsin
Wolverine
Oxfords
Sas
Baby
Erie ST
Peacock Line
Browning, Missouri
Joe Nickell
Brown‘n. Mo
R.E. Smith
Bob
George Hayes
R. E. Smith
Earl Smith
Ray Norvell
W. L.baker
Kenneth Gooch
Willie Pridemore
Ware’s
Curt Helms
Dale Ware
Charley Pearler
Homer Ware
Carlos Rauer
John Rauer
Winigan Creek
Walnut Grove
Atlas Sorgo
Hardy
Healthy
Hillcrest Farm
Milan, Mo
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