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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1926
Page
4
Mrs. Jane Thompson visits relatives in Centerville Iowa while others travel to Brookfield Milan and Browning for shopping and family visits. Local farms report oats thrashing and walnut logging tasks as residents share Sunday trips and neighborly gatherings.
Fred Keithley and family visited Jack Brown and wife on Sunday. Ed Ogle and wife stayed with D G. Le and family Saturday night and Sunday. L H Eden and wife called on John Bummer and wife. Jamita Armstrong spent a week with uncle Ed Wele and family. Bernice and Louise Keithley visited Jake Smith and family Friday. Gail Zimmerman, Woss Bailey and Paul Jenkins with C M Bailey family on Sunday. Eddie Ogle and wife with daughter Von Dean visited George Spencer family.
Miss Lydia Bailey and Bernice Ried spent Sunday night with Frgie Dora Watson. Johnie Bailey and family visited his father Alex Majley. Miss Jewell Tallman visited her sister Mrs Loren Schaffer of New Boston. Ralph Davis delivered twenty four hogs at Bucklin earning nine hundred eighty seven dollars seventy cents. Six rains in four days improved pastures. Theodore Bailey bought a Ford coupe at Bucklin last week.
Heavy rain persists through the region boosting corn prospects while Aunt Maggie Brewer and Ben Extrey’s family are listed as Sunday visitors at the J. J. McCollum residence.
Paul Shatto in Cora is very ill in a rural update. Rain visited the area late week. Roy Marley stacks hay on his grandfather’s farm as Cecil Dodson and Dewey Nickell aid Chas. Dodson. Local folks attended an ice cream supper at White Oak Grove on Saturday night. Fred Watson and wife joined Alva Franklin and family over the weekend. Artis Franklin and family visited Chas. Harris last week. E. E. Maxey is poorly. Riley Glidewell spent Saturday night with George Dodson. J. J. Smith and Jack Moore of Browning traveled here last week. D. G. Havens shipped cattle from Cora early last week. Elsie Jean Dodson visited Monday at Chas. Dodson.
Bert Floyd shipped a car of cattle to Kansas City yesterday. Mrs Mamie Couch and son of Linneus visited Mr and Mrs W F Peters. L W Bingham George Jaynes of North Salem and Mrs Arthur Haley left for Indiana to visit relatives. E F Easter near Galt spent yesterday with Ray Bennett. J J Smith, leading merchant, advertises a special price on $40 suits for Saturday. Harvey Alexander left an ad for a sale at his home near the city on Tuesday August 10, then plans to go to Detroit.
The twenty second annual Meadville chautauqua runs August 21 to 29. The editors praise the event for its high standard and best attainable talent. Patrons are urged to take their vacation there and enjoy the programs to the fullest.
A cemetery sexton in a nearby county seat county town quotes a Mr Summers letter offering a sample case sale. Summers replies he cannot pay commission as it would raise his prices, reiterating his eight year policy of no agents and no commissions. The letters are on file at Summers' business.
In heat, a hog will try to find shade but may not notice when the shade itself is hot. The text notes animal behavior and suggests awareness of environmental comfort in hot weather.
The guidance advises closing uncooled buildings to force hogs into shade. Prefer natural tree shade, or create a four foot high framework with brush, hay, or straw as artificial shade. Wet coverings to cool air and settle dust if dust accumulates.
The Morris Chapel revival shows strong attendance over twelve days with support from Mt. Olive Haseville Locust Valley and neighboring communities. Rev James L Bate preaches firmly with Warren Gooch directing a quality choir as nightly services continue through Sunday night.
Mrs. Joe Miller of Chillicothe suffered serious injuries when a Hudson from Marceline collided with their car on the west end of the drainage bridge near Laclede. They were en route to Browning last Sunday. Mrs. Miller is slowly improving.
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