Postal notice from Brown Ey, Missouri in 1897
Mastered at the post office at Brown ey Mo as second class mail matter. July 8 1897.
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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1937
Page
2
Mastered at the post office at Brown ey Mo as second class mail matter. July 8 1897.
Mr and Mrs Tom Myrick and Meva and Ivan of Kansas City visited Earl Myrick over the weekend. Maurice Rottmann stayed with W E Sayers. Mrs W F Rottmann visited M Nichols. A new baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs Walter Searcy on Sunday April 25. Kenneth and Ester Jennings visited Cleve and J C Jennings. Maurice Rottmann and W E Sayers plus Carole Sayers shared Sunday dinner at the Holger home. Cecil Browning joined the Woolfs for Sunday at Kermit Woolf and family. Raymond Engleman and Patsy visited Kenneth Young on Thursday.
New York couple Mr and Mrs James Thomson were called home after the sudden death of her mother Mrs Artz. St Louis visitors Mr and Mrs Cyde Dillinger spent the weekend with Earl Smith’s family. Knox City residents C C Yardley and wife visited their daughter Genevea Hoselenton. Several Grindstaff families welcomed a newborn, hosted weekend guests from Hannibal and Green City, with extended relatives at Addison Grindstaff’s home.
Ott Crump and children Mrs Martha Crump and Mrs Marion Burress spent last Sunday with their sister Mrs Charlie Myers near Milan. Junior and Lucille Robinson of Galt visited grandmother Mrs C E Maggart. Stark Robinson, visiting R W Bardon, left for Oklahoma City last weekend.
Changeable weather brings rain sleet and snow with cool days. Several residents miss health, but improve gradually, including Mrs Creed Moore and Mrs E C Helms. Mrs Cartwright took three Purdin High pupils to Kirksville for contests.
Mrs Roy Smith of Marceline visited her parents Mr and Mrs Will Louthan over the weekend. Miss Irene Pulliam visited home folks Saturday and Sunday. Miss Leona Smith visited Mrs Forest Blender Saturday. Ed Pulliam is slowly recovering from gallbladder trouble. Mr H Street is improved after a long illness. Mrs Susie Pulliam spent Monday with Mr and Mrs Ed Pulliam.
Dr M L Haning operates as a resident optician in Browning Missouri offering eye tests and glasses fitted by appointment.
Dr E R Duncan operates a dental practice above Farmers Store in Browning Missouri with contact phone 107. The notice lists his professional location and phone for patient inquiries.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Jenkins and relatives visited Mr. Jim Hedges on Sunday. Several locals including Mrs. Alpha Cassity and Mrs. Cady made trips to Linneus and St. Joseph. Mrs. Grice recovers from a stroke while Miss Merry Gooch sprains her ankle.
This spring a forestry program begins with 1000 black locust trees planted by C H Frazier on his Oak Grove School farm and by W W Fisher near Humphreys on land with sheet erosion. The trees, fast growers on good soil and tougher on thin soil, belong to the legume family and fix nitrogen.
The document outlines using hillside land for forestry to combat erosion with one-year-old trees, noting each worker can plant about 300 trees daily. It mentions soil loss issues, the value of forestry in erosion-prone areas, and a soil building payment of 7.50 per acre by the Agricultural Adjustment Administration.
Letters of administration with will annexed granted to the undersigned for the estate of Elijah H. Moore, deceased, by the Probate Court of Linn County Missouri bearing date April 23 1937. Claimants must exhibit within six months or be barred within one year from grant. Attest E McArtor Administrator. Arthur J L Pratt Judge of Probate.
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