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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1942
Page
8
A fragmented grocery ad lists MFA Enriched Flour 48 and 24 pounds Gold Medal Flour 48 and 24 pounds Kellogg's PEP Crumbles Maxwell House Coffee Cracks Pimento Cheese Jelly Lamp Flu es Chicken Broth Noodle Soup Mixed Vegetables Came Flour Corn Flakes 2 pound boxes with two for pricing.
May events include Junior Senior Banquet Baccalaureate and Commencement with times listed. Frances types a seventy two net with two errors proving nerves. School picnic at Rockyford April 28 featured inter class games and class trophy to the junior class. General Business covers filing types and importance in offices while Shorthand class practices dictation and transcription.
The Browning School Band and director Mr Wilkison thank Ben Carter for 100 percent cooperation in fundraising and the Browning Leader-Record for campaign help. Juniors plan a Friday May 1 banquet with a nine o clock entertainments program and decorations.
Frances Tate, Woolf, and Clarice Bagley share school chapters as Browning High seniors reflect on twelve years of schooling, reading Kipling and Zane Gray, baton twirls, sports, dramatics, and plans for business college or teaching.
Room III notes a Spring Track Meet set for Thursday May 7 starting at 2 p.m. Events include 75 yard dash 4 mile race standing broad jump high jump ball throwing rope jumping and more.
Several weeks ago the first room collected and sold newspapers and magazines to raise funds. The money was used to buy paint and paint the pigeon holes, with all the children helping sandpaper and three high school boys aiding paint work. The holes are now ivory and brighten the room. Mrs. Wallace Grice visited the room on Monday afternoon.
Linn County AAA Committee sets June 1 deadline for new 1943 wheat allotment applications at the county office. Individual wheat acreage allotments are being determined locally to allocate supports for farmers entering the program.
The committee led by W. Sensintaffar outlines that farmers with no 1942 wheat allotment may apply at the local AAA office for 1948 eligibility. If a farm had wheat acres from 1940-42 but no seed since, 1943 allotment is canceled, while new allotments may be pursued.
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