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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1922
Page
1
The column urges farmers to plan a summer silage or sailing crop to supplement pasture during dry periods. It warns cows drop in milk production in summer if underfed and stresses the economic loss to dairymen. It asks testing association members how prepared they are for the coming summer.
Essie M. Heg ile of Missouri College of Agriculture urges large vegetable provisions for family health. Vegetables supply minerals iron calcium phosphorus and vitamins for growth, teeth, blood, and tissues while fiber aids digestion and protein and starch support energy. Excess rainfall delays farm work in Missouri raising risks to horses. use a close fitting collar and gradual shoulder toughening to prevent injury.
The article explains pro curing nic acid powder for skin hardening and details treating collar injuries in horses. Galls and abscesses are caused by a too wide collar or uneven draft, with advice to wash the shoulder and apply a tannic acid vaseline ointment. It notes refer to a local veterinarian for blisters and sweeney.
The Baptist church ladies host a bazar and chicken pie supper on Saturday April 15. Bazaar opens at 10 a.m. Supper served at 5 p.m. Menu includes chicken pie gravy mashed potatoes pickles salad deviled eggs pie and coffee. Plates priced 50 cents.
Patrons and pupils of the Jenkins school district held a large delicious dinner for teacher Oral Bingham on Saturday April 8 at term end. Wagons and buggies arrived by noon creating a celebratory mood like a Fourth of July. Women brought baskets and buckets of food including chicken salads and cakes. The crowd enjoyed extensive generous meals and praised Bingham for a successful term.
Special notice offers door to door clothing cleaning service. Call 193 or 73 to arrange pickup and delivery by W. E. Creason, agent for Milan Cleaner.
William W. Batye son of L E Batye of Sumner Missouri and Grethel Jennings daughter of Walter Jennings of North Salem were wed Saturday evening April 8 by James F Ashbrook Justice of Peace at the bride's parents home near North Salem. The couple will reside near Sumner and friends extend congratulations.
Special notice from J. J. Smith invites customers to view the Parrott-McIntyre Co. new hat and cap line in Chicago. Describes buying directly and promises up to the minute styles for display.
A 1922 column argues that business conditions have improved after a quiet 1921. It notes strong Januaries and Februaries, lists public efforts to stimulate trade, and urges practical cleanups and continued advertising to sustain momentum.
A brief note references good meadow pasture and running water uniting two towns, with mention of W. E. Davis as a contact or observer. The fragment suggests land or resource sharing discussions affecting local areas.
Notice of the thirty-eighth annual stockholders meeting of Browning Savings Bank in Browning Missouri on May 9 1922 at 9 a m for at least three hours. The meeting will elect seven directors for the coming year and transact other business as needed. K M Duncan, Cashier.
John Barrymore appears Monday night at the Electric Theatre in a Paramount Artcraft adaptation of Stevenson's Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde. The cast includes Martha Mansfield Cecil CloVelly and Brandon Hurst with direction by John S Robertson and screen adaptation by Clara Berarigér. Admission 15 and 35 cents.
Dr E S Linhart osteopath reports good results for colds flu pneumonia bronchitis neuralgia rheumatism stomach bowels liver kidney and constipation. specializes in women and children diseases. Office at East Main phone 148. Baby chicks for sale leading breeds hens mother birds. Phone orders via North Salem Mrs Alfie Gooch route 3 Browning Missouri.
"Dr Jeckyll and Mr Hyde" will be shown for one night only as the film could not be obtained for two nights. J B Carter manager.
Notice announces the Farmers Exchange Bank annual meeting at the Browning Missouri banking house on May 17 1922 at 9 a m lasting at least three hours. The meeting will consider reducing directors from nine to seven and to elect seven directors and handle any proper business. J I Harmon President R M Calhoun Cashier
Collection notice to all debtors of the Haggard and Carr estate. All accounts on the estate must be settled by May 1. Those not paid will be turned over to a collection agency. S. P. DARR, Administrator.
The Browning High School Senior Class presented a three act comedy at Electric Theatre on Friday night April 7. Mrs. Hermin F. Adams directed the production with the student cast delivering polished performances before a crowded house.
The cast lists Capt Tom Braith Waite and Geo Porter with Capt Little and Paul Porter. Neighbors Mr. Franklin Smith and Mrs. Sally Smith feature alongside host Mr. Bob Green. Others include John Porter and Rose Nickell with Pattie Little who makes things hum.
Bible study at 9 45 a m with preaching on the third Sunday at 11 a m and 7 30 p m. All are invited. Minister Chas L Speir delivers the sermons.
A vintage listing note describes Riders Of The Dawn a Zane Grey tale presented with an all star cast on Electric Saturday night. The fragment highlights the show's star power and prime time airing.
Eye strain causes fatigue and impacts other organs. many glasses fitters misuse tests. B W Eisenhour claims to diagnose latent hyperopia and relieve headaches with proper fitting. free consultation at Healy's Jewelry, Browning, Mo. next visits on Wednesday afternoon and Thursday until 2 30, April 19 and 20.
Sen E B Fields announces his candidacy for circuit judge in the twelfth judicial circuit serving Linn Chariton and Sullivan counties. A Democrat and veteran lawyer, he has represented the sixth senatorial district for twelve years and is praised as honest and capable.
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