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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1934
Page
6
Rand McNally figures for 1933 show deposits of 95.8 percent invested in loans and government securities, with 52.3 percent in commercial loans and 19.4 percent in government loans. Banks maintain investments in capital markets at 24.1 percent, supporting CWA and relief recovery while funding business growth.
Five yearling registered Hereford bulls listed by Alte Watkins of Humphreys Missouri.
A 1934 contest by the Kansas City and St. Louis Chambers of Commerce along with the Missouri Extension Service offers $500 in county prizes and ten gold medals to individuals for best pasture improvement and seeding. County prizes range from 100 to 25 dollars, with emphasis on expanding permanent pasture to align with AAA plans and boost farm profitability.
Letters of administration granted by the Linn County Probate Court on April 23 1934 to Eva L. Ware Administratrix. All claims against the estate must be presented within six months for allowance and within one year to avoid bar. Arthur L. Pratt Judge of Probate.
H N Thurlo sent his cattle to Kansas City yesterday morning and they reached the market that same day. The shipment included very fine black cattle, with Thurlo having topped the market in Chicago last year. Twenty four head were loaded by Leon Kenley and Fred Tunnel for transport.
Advertisement states Wool wanted at highest market price. Buyer L C Lantz offers direct purchase, no middle men. Location Browning Creamery building in the south part of town.
Local retailer touts live and let live prices aiming to attract customers with simple straightforward deals. No specific products or dates provided in the readable text.
Emergency County Agent Baugher relays Dr. A C Black’s statement that hog producers must cut litters and hogs for market by at least 25 percent in 1934. Exceptions for losses do not justify追加 litters. reduction payments remain if contracts are followed.
Plant Officer J Carl Dawson of the Missouri State Department of Agriculture notes box elder bugs appear with spring warmth and even on some mild winter days. The insects are bright red under half an inch long with three red thoracic lines and dark red bordered wings. They overwinter as adults in rubbish grass hollow trees and bark and lay eggs in spring. Spraying is often unsatisfactory and large swarms occur in autumn.
At homes where this hug is becoming a serious household pest, it is recommended that ornamental trees be started to succeed the box elders.
In Kirksville on Tuesday J R Williams sustained an infected foot from stepping on a nail. Doctors advise keeping off the foot for a time as infection lingers. Williams and friends hope for a quick recovery and return.
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