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Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1926

Page

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Missouri Potato Train Showcases Quality Potatoes

Forty carloads of Missouri Brown Irish Cobbler potatoes, U S No 1 grade, will depart Orrick for Chicago aboard a Santa Fe special. Cars are loaded and inspected at Atherton Floyd Camden and Henrietta with Federal State Certificates under Missouri Marketing Bureau supervision. The shipment, backed by the Missouri College of Agriculture and potato groups, highlights improved seed, seed treatment, grading and government inspection driving higher yields and lower costs.

Missouri U. S Orrick Chicago Santa Fe Atherton Floyd Camden Henrietta Missouri College of Agriculture Missouri State Marketing Bureau Bert Offutt Missouri Valley Potato Growers’ Association Missouri River Jackson Clay Ray

Seed Bed Preparation For Wheat Boosts Early Growth

W C Etheridge of the Missouri College of Agriculture emphasizes seed bed prep as crucial and costly in wheat farming. Kansas data show plowing 7 inches deep on July 15 yields 22.1 bu/acre over later dates, with yields falling about 1.5 bu per acre per week after August 15. Missouri results align, and early plowing plus disking or harrowing improve soil structure, pack, and early fall growth.

Missouri E. M. Page Missouri College of Agriculture Ohio W. C. Etheridge Kansas Agricultural College Manhattan Kansas

Citizens State Bank reports strong year and surplus increase

The Citizens State Bank held its second annual shareholders meeting in the bank’s city building with many stockholders present. President Joe Nickell presided and W P Nickell was named chairman. Directors voted to add 1000 to the surplus, now 4000, and elected a new slate including W S Neet and Joe Nickell.

Citizens State Bank Joe. Nickell W. P. Nickell Frank Dearing W. S. Neet J. R. Kenley Ray Bennett Rube Linhart B. P. Christy Joe Nickell Neet

Dr Palm Visit Announces Glasses at Low Prices

An advertisement notes a Dr Palm appearance on September 7 offering guaranteed glasses at low prices. It highlights affordability and a specific date for the event.

Dr. Palm

Chautauqua Lowers Season Ticket Prices

The Brown ing Chautauqua committee cuts season tickets to adults two dollars and children one dollar. Tickets are on sale at all merchants. buy now to support the event.

Browning Chautauqua

Sunday School Convention in Bucklin August 9 10

The Eighth Annual Linn County Sunday School Association convention will be held at the Christian Church in Bucklin August 9 and 10. Principal speakers are Dr. Rhoma of Independence Missouri and Miss Harriette L. Walker of St Louis, both from the Missouri Council of Religious Education. Programs to appear later.

Linn County Sunday School Association Bucklin The Christian Church Missouri Council of Religious Education Dr. Rhoma Independence Missouri Harriette L. Walker St. Louis

Oklahoma family leaves town after visit to relatives

Here From Oklahoma J. H. Alexander and children Chester and Mary and Mrs. H. P. Bruce of Alva visited Mrs. G. G. Alexander and other relatives in the city and Unionville. They traveled to Chillicothe for a night with Mr. and Mrs. George Hill before returning home. Alexander is a rural carrier out of Alva and always spends vacation with his mother in this city.

Reddy Sand Witches Oklahoma J. H. Alexander Chester and Mary H. P. Bruce Alva Okla G. G. Alexander Unionville Chillicothe George Hill Alexander

Children’s Saturday Visit and Park Outing

A child recalls a family trip to a concert in the park where the orchestra played as a singer performed on stage. The narrator notes a performer’s wave and a tense moment with a lead guitarist. The weekend includes a morning together with Blisters and apples.

Jake Enny Grand Opry Orkestry Kepp

Calhoun and Thornton Offer Bargain Property Listings

Notice announcing residence properties for sale at bargain prices along with town properties and farms available for exchange. Mentions money at lowest rate and references Calhoun & Thornt on as the listing agents.

Calhoun & Thornton

Linn County Names Promoters For Missouri State Fair

The Linn County committee appointed by J. Robert Hall selects local promoters in Browning Purlin Linneus Laclede Meadville St Catherine Brookfield Marceline Bucklin New Boston North Salem and Boomer to boost exhibits and attendance for the August 14 21 Missouri State Fair Linn County to receive 125 votes per registration and could win 150 dollars per attendee with a 500 prize for the top ten counties in a statewide voting contest Thirty two counties are in the race led by organizers in Linn County as part of the effort.

Linn County J. Robert Hall Linneus Missouri

Farm for sale in Knifong estate settlement near town

Deciding to settle the estate of the late J. P. Knifong, A L Knifong as administrator will sell 200 acres of well improved land. The farm is mostly in grass with ample water near town.

J. P. Knifong A. L. Knifong Adm

Clean Up Sale At W H Dickinson Browning MO

A ten day sale begins Friday at W H Dickinson in Browning Missouri with summer goods offered at greatly reduced prices and a push to attend. The notice urges customers not to miss the event.

W. H. Dickinson Browning Missouri

Community reunion honors Linhart couple at Pleasant Hill home

Mr and Mrs Ernest Knifong hosted a family reunion at their Pleasant Hill country home honoring Dr and Mrs E W Linhart of San Jose California. Other guests included Mrs L G Schrock of Okanogan Washington and Mrs Will Harvey of St Louis. The day featured a noon repast and social games before nightfall. The gathering also noted poultry house advice on dirt board or cement floors and proper litter.

Ernest Knifong Pleasant Hill Township E. W. Linhart San Jose Calif L. G. Schrock Okanogan Wash Will Harvey St. Louis Alden Knifong Neva Bingham Lois J. J. Knifong Coleman Lantz S. H. Linhart Clarence DeWitt Grandma Hubler

Wool nap extra large blankets offered at sale

An early sale advertises 25 pair of wool nap extra large blankets priced at 3.39 instead of 5.00. The notice urges readers to check their supply for fall and is signed by Dickidson.

Dickidson

Power Woes Hit Local Press Office

The Brookfield supplied Brown ing Purdin Electric Light Co. cut power repeatedly during press days. On Wednesday and Monday the outage stalled operations, delaying type casting and delaying city lists. Authors urge management to fix service as outages disrupt weekly production.

Browning-Purdin Electric Light Co Brookfield

Slumber Party Honoring Miss Lillian Kelley

Miss Ruth Lay hosted a slumber party last Wednesday night July 28 for her guest Miss Lillian Kelley of Linneus Missouri. The girls stayed up until the early hours.

Ruth Lay Lillian Kelley Linneus Missouri

Notice of trespass at Jenkins School Grounds

Notice warns that anyone trespassing on Jenkins school grounds will be prosecuted. Protecting house and school property is urged and intruders are told to stay away to avoid serious trouble.

Jenkins Jenkins School

Sherman Hale, Purdin Business Leader, Dies

Sherman Hale, a leading citizen and businessman of Purdin, Missouri, died Sunday night after long illness aged sixty two. He was born in Linn County and lived in Purdin all his life. He married Logie Gooch and left three children: Mrs. George Jenkins of Purdin Roy Hale of Unionville and Rex Hale of Purdin. Funeral services were held Tuesday at the Church of Christ with large attendance and floral tributes. He is buried in Purdin cemetery amid community respect.

Sherman Hale Purdin Mr. Hale Linn County Logie Gooch George Jenkins Roy Hale Unionville Rex

Crawford Buys Phillip Brumbaugh Farm in Chillicothe Area

W W Crawford purchased the Phillip Brumbaugh farm from G W Lantz of Chillicothe last week. He traded Humphreys rental property in the deal. The farm is regarded as a top property in the region and perhaps the country, and Crawford appears pleased with the purchase.

G. W. Lantz W. W. Crawford Phillip Brumbaugh Chillicothe

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