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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1930
Page
4
The Bulletin Advocate endorses Judge Arthur L Pratt for re election as Linn County probate judge. It notes his legal background, careful administration, and policy of issuing probate only when beneficial, asserting his efficiency and readiness for November election.
Ben Cattey and family spent Sunday at Frank Cattey’s. Mrs Maggie Brewer visited Mrs Li l Sunday. Perry McCollum and family with Otis McCollum and Bryar visited Perry Christians. Allen Sill and Emerson Cordray traveled to Chillicothe Saturday. Frank Cattey is on the sick list. Sam Franklin and wife visited Charley Cordray. George McCollum visiting Kirksville. Rev Park Chaffee filled his Union Church appointment. Mrs Glen Cordray helped her aunt Mrs Lillard Cordray clean house the past week.
Cordray and Head moved their store to the Bank building. Lowell and Guiles Brantner start a garage in Pearler Mi. Carmack installs a feed mill in the Cordray Head vacated store. Fverett Lambert Floy Brantner open a produce and grocery in the Howell building. The surveyors located a new road Monday. Young people attended a Brookfield talkie. Several local families visited. Easter gatherings noted. Miss Opha Peaver visits. Roy Jennings received a new necktie.
Several residents from Salem attended the golden wedding anniversary of James Lambert and his wife on Tuesday, sharing in the milestone event.
The Shelby community reports health concerns with Scarlet fever affecting Willie Woodsides little girl and the C. M. Smith family. Several residents, including Vera Kirk, Louise Phillips, Leon Smith, and others, are noted visiting, hosting, or traveling to nearby towns. Final settlement notice for IX H Gooch estate and local bank financial statement also appear.
Rain improves the scene as Shafter residents report social visits and a four year old, Roy Smith, suffers a collarbone fracture. The piece includes banking statements for Farmers Exchange Bank of Browning and Browning Savings Bank, detailing loans, deposits, capital, surpluses, and official sworn attestations from bank presidents and notaries.
Preston Richards of the Missouri College of Agriculture notes a likely title change from last year in grass cattle marketed through the summer. He predicts a price decline in summer due to grass cattle runs but a possible later shortage of well finished cattle as corn remains scarce and cattle move slowly to feed lots, widening price spreads.
Missouri cattlemen anticipate a rise in fed cattle supply as grazing gains expand. Prices may weaken as larger numbers reach market later in fall and after a lengthy grazing season. Observers expect most Missouri fed cattle in six to eight months to come from grass pastures, influencing market dynamics.
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