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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1937
Page
3
Roy Jones from Kansas City visited early in the week. Numerous locals and guests are listed visiting relatives and attending events across town including meetings, church, funerals, and a junior play. Several moves and property rentals are noted along with shopping trips and social calls.
Obituaries and social updates report the death of Dr. H P Haning in Warrensburg with funeral attendance by D L Cady Grover Garrett and Jim Chambers Dayton Street families. Other items note visits, recoveries from scarlet fever, illness, and local business in Milan and surrounding towns.
Bernard Browning returns to school after a three week absence. The Juniors stage a class play with strong attendance despite bad weather. The H. boys baseball team beat a town squad 13 to 8. Multiple residents reported minor illnesses and social visits as spring activities begin.
Veterinarians in Linn County battle severe cattle starvation spreading to North Missouri. Dr F A Welfe of Linneus reports hundreds of cattle may die in two weeks as cows fail to calve and calves cannot nurse. Horses also at risk as spring work approaches.
Farmers report feed shortages as grass fails to sprout in North Central Missouri. Livestockmen supplement with ground limestone bone meal and salt to meet mineral needs while awaiting May grass growth. Disaster relief funds are desired in the region as hay shipments are now too late.
Maude Christy administratrix will seek final settlement of the estate of Edward D. Christy in the Linn County Missouri Probate Court at Linneus on May 10 1937. Creditors and interested parties are notified to appear or file their claims.
The third consignment of about 500 checks totaling near 30000 is being distributed from the County Agent's office to Sullivan county farmers who participated in the Soil Conservation Program last year. The payments recognize land used soundly to conserve soil as a national asset amid feed shortages and seed needs for the new crop season.
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