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Browning Leader Record in Browning, Missouri

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Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1933

Page

4

Telling Age of Cattle by Teeth Examined

State Board explains cattle aging by permanent incisor development and wear.Eight permanent incisors appear by age two, with progressively worn teeth indicating age up to about ten years, then changes lead to an “old cow” arch and eventual triangular, worn stubs by twelve years.

Harry A. Herman Department of Dairy Husbandry

Sol. Smith actor in early Missouri theatre days

This week in Missouri history recalls Sol. Smith the actor who first appeared in St. Louis in 1828 at the Old Salt House Theatre on Church Street. Born April 20 1801 in Norwich New York he later became famed across the Mississippi Valley for his humor and stage work with partner Lok Smith.

Sol. Smith Missouri Floyd C. Shoemaker Salt House Church St. Louis Solomon Franmith Norwich New York Smith Mississippi Valley Kit Casey Seson Lok Smith Noah M. Ludlow Domnant Dramatic St. Mais South Third and Olive Streets Ludlow Ellen Tree Edwin C. Forrest Dramatic Life Odd Fellows Lodge Marcus Mark Sol, Jr

Browning Merchants Hopeful as Night Life Returns

Saturday night traffic revived Browning with crowded streets and a bustling Electric Theatre. Merchants and shopkeepers were welcoming and courteous as competition in merchandise rose, signaling a revived local economy and brighter times ahead.

Browning

Statement on chemical warfare and necessity in war

A philosophical polemic argues that chemical weapons will be used in future wars despite treaties. It asserts necessity in wartime overrides law, claiming a great nation must risk wholesale slaughter or extermination of its population if it goes to war.

Hubert C. Moffett Department of Animal Husbandry Roosevelt Washington Hitler Mussolini McDonald France China Japan Brazil Hull America Ameri Drys

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