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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1946
Page
8
Missouri voters were urged to mark an X in the box beside their chosen candidate in the August 6 primary. Secretary of State Wilson Bell noted thousands of votes are lost from faulty markings and the primary will be marked like the November general election.
A long notice explains VA pension eligibility for widows children and certain parents of veterans not killed by service. It covers income limits, amounts per dependent, and counts social security as income while excluding NSLI. It also urges eligible survivors to contact any VA office for help with applications. The second portion outlines a two day August 1946 program at Brookfield High School on improving instruction with sessions for teachers and administrators.
Rogene Kennedy of the Burch Community 4-H Club near Brookfield, Missouri, appears in the July National 4-H Club News and in the revised state manual for officers to be distributed this fall. Last year she served as president of the Burch Club, part of Missouri’s 160 top 1-H Clubs.
Select ears with rounded kernels and milky juice and sweet flavor. Avoid hard or mature kernels. Husk, silk and trim ears quickly. Scald on cob two minutes, then cool. Cut from cob and pack dry for freezing.
Experimental trials show salt in hog feed reduces cost of gain by as much as 3.85 dollars per head compared with hogs that receive no salt.
A farmer notes that applying 10 percent DDT dust to the tips of roasting ears after the silks dry helps prevent corn worm damage.
Home gardeners are advised to dig and store potatoes before vines die. Keep tubers in a cool dark place with high humidity and ventilation. Aim for as low as possible temperature, ideally -40 if feasible, for 2 to 3 weeks prior to winter storage.
The notice urges readers to advertise to sustain the newspaper inviting patrons who help make the paper possible through their ads.
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