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Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1929

Page

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Pork price outlook stays favorable amid demand and tight supply

The Missouri College of Agriculture and Preston Richards say strong domestic and foreign demand, plus reduced production since spring 1928, support hog prices through 1929 and early 1930. A four to five year cycle suggests prices peak soon and may fall after another year, with expansion limited.

Preston Richards Missouri College of Agriculture United States U.S. Bureau of Agricultural Economics U. S. Department of Agriculture

Basis of the Future Outlook Emphasizes Prospective Factors

The article argues that future expectations should rest on factors beyond current price levels, highlighting potential structural changes, demand shifts, and policy influences shaping outlook rather than merely tracking present pricing.

Women’s Civic Club Organized In Chau Tarbeitqua Tent

Representatives from churches and women’s clubs formed the Women’s Civic Club on July 31 in the Chau tartqua tent. Officers include President Mrs Mattie Duncan and vice presidents Lelia Nickell Floy Peterson Della Peters Mabyn Gooch Lela Neet secretary Jorence Lay treasurer Eunice Dickinson press reporter. First meeting August 5 at 3 pm Electric Theater. Committees named and 16 members enrolled.

Chautartqua Women’s Civic Club Mattie Duncan Lelia Nickell Northwest Section Floy Peterson Southwest Della Peters Southeast Mabyn Gooch Northeast Lela Neet Jorence Lay Eunice Dickinson Electric Theater Ben Carter Hinda Bush America Fleming Etta Lantz Letha Bailey May Schrock Hermin Adams Lila Williams

Silk Dresses on Sale at Farmers Store

Plain and printed crepe dresses regular value five ninety five now three ninety five this week at Farmers Store.

Hale Matriarch Lucretia Hale Dies in Yakima Home

Mrs Lucretia Katherine Hale born near North Salem sixty nine years ago died at her son C B Hale’s home in Yakima Washington last week She married Charles Edgar Hale on July 31 1877 and is survived by C B Hale and Lily Porter of Yakima Her husband owned the Feed Barn in earlier years and died in Washington three years ago She had lived in Yakima six years and was a Christian church member Survived by a sister a niece Elsie Hale and other relatives Friends extend sympathy to the bereaved

Lucretia Katherine Hale Lucretia Katherine Coffman North Salem C. B. Hale Yakima Wash Charles Edgar Hale South Sixth Street Lily Porter

Browning Gravel Bond Election Routs By Large Margin

Browning held a special election on August 6 to approve a 25000 bond for street graveling. The measure passed 284 to 44, led by enthusiastic local women who worked from morning until night, showing Browning’s progress driven civic support.

Browning

Big straw hat sale at Farmers Store

Local retailer offers men s straw hats from 1.00 to 3.50 with chosen pieces priced at 1.00. Shop promotes value for dress straw styles to attract customers.

Sewing Club Celebrates 20th Anniversary With Homecoming

The Ride-A-Wee Sewing Club marked its 20th anniversary with a Friday Home Coming. Invitations went to 17 out of town members who attended or sent regrets. A four course luncheon followed at the W. H. Dickinson home with songs, talks, solos, duets, and a memorial for Miss Effie White.

W. H. Dickinson Lulu McDavid Flo Shell Herbert Bailey James Neet Dickinson J. H. Calhoun Jas. Williams Effie White Flo Hunter Shell Danville, Ill Nevis Harvey Burnham St. Louis Pet Gooch Whaley Kansas City Effie Carter Fields St. Charles Ill Louie Duncan Richmond Lula Duncan McDavid Barrkfield Bessie Carter Fleming Louella Carter Purdin Grace Neet Fields Huphreys Artie Calhoun Kathryn Calhoun Eunice Dickinson Mattie Duncan Malbyn Gooch Frances Grice Florence Lay Lela Neet Hazel Peterson Lorene Whaley Lila Williams K. M. Duncan Shell R. M. Calhoun Clair Calhoun Green Okla Bernice Bolling Frances’ Feilds Keithley Clara Fields Sayers Calif Lillian Whaley Duncan Effie Peters Haynes Mary Frances Davis Stark Marie Jenkins Sullivan Iowa

Old Settlers Event Draws Record Crowd in Linneus

The Linn county Old Settlers gathering at Linneus drew a record crowd over Thursday and Friday last week. Dr. D. B. Hunter, president of the association, left nothing undone to promote the event.

Old Settlers Linn County Linneus D. B. Hunter

Print and Organdie Dresses On Sale This Week

Farmers Store offers print and organdie dresses priced down from 1.98 to 1.49 this week. Strong value for summer wardrobes. Sale highlights affordable women’s apparel at the local store.

Choice

Lee Cotter dies of erysipelas at 25 in Amarillo

Lee Cotter died Friday night after a rapid illness described as erysipelas that began from a facial pimple. He was en route to California when he fell ill. his funeral was held at Linneus with Rev. Dunkleberger preaching and a local quartet providing music. He was born September 6, 1904 and is buried in Linn County I O O F cemetery beside his mother.

Lee Cotter Amarillo Texas Ben Cotter Milan California C. E. Dunkleberger Macon City Linneus Lee Christian Church Leroy Coop Foreman Mabel Gregory Kansas City Estelle Hurst St. Louis Nina Harned Eula Farrar Foster Theo Thorne Pearl Norvell Mary Sparks Hammond Gladys Hoover Labor Reba Gooch Emma Mae Reed Hazel Goodman Brooks Buckman Clarence Swank Neal Kirby Eugene Caughron Floy French Daisy Smith Hensley Linners I. O. O. F Linn County News

Cemetery Cleanup Meeting at Schrock Cemetery

All interested are asked to meet at Schrock Cemetery on Sunday August 11 at 2 pm. Services will be held at 2 30 pm after which donations will be received for the annual cleaning. Everyone welcome. By order of Committee.

Schrock Cemetery

Men’s Suits Five Dollar Special Lot

Special lot of men’s suits priced at 4.95 each in sizes 35 to 39. Choose from a limited quantity in this sale.

Chinese Women Embrace Modern Athletics and Roles

A 1929 letter from Rev H. G. C. Hallock describes dramatic changes in China as women exit domestic confinement to study, work as clerks, bankers, teachers, and professionals. Declaring new freedoms, some join political action and Red Cross efforts while missions promote Christian homes and values.

P. O Shanghai China Red Cross Nanking Berm Church of Christ

Cemetery committee to meet at Electric Theater August 15

Residents interested in Jenkins cemetery upkeep gather at the Electric Theater in Browning on Thursday evening August 15 at 8 o'clock for a planning meeting.

Jenkins Cemetery Electric Theater Browning

Dr Palm's Dates Guaranteed Glasses Ad

Dr Palm promotes guaranteed glasses at low prices in Milan with Linneus 10 percent.

Dr. Palm Milan Linneus

Woman's Civic Club of Browning Sets Monthly Meeting

The Woman's Civic Club of Browning schedules gatherings at the Electric Theatre each month on the first Tuesday after the 3 o'clock meeting Monday afternoon. Organizers urge all community women to cooperate.

Woman's Civic Club of Browning Electric Theatre

Junior Stars Fall to Cora in North Town Baseball Game

The Browning Junior Stars with some first team help traveled to the sister town and lost a fast game to Cora after leading 7 runs in the first inning. Moore and Brassfield pitched for Browning with Carl Brassfield catching, while Carl Lumsden pitched for Cora with Virgil Hope at home plate. The crowd enjoyed the back and forth affair as the Juniors built a big early lead, then held the advantage through the final inning.

Cora Browning Moore Brassfield Carl Brassfield Carl Lumscher Virgil Hope Leon Kenley Robert Moore J. Ben Carter H. L. Adams A. D Peterson Harvey Fields Dickinson Herman Woodworth Arthur Brassfield Kenneth Jennings Clive Freeland Dewey Nicke Fred Nickell Cot Hollon Cracker Chatman Fred Hagan Dr. Becker Ca ¥ Lumsden

Peterson Bros Install Alamite Labrigun Vehicle Service

Peterson Bros offer car service with the Alamite Labrigun system for greasing cars. Customers are invited to drive in. lubricants Mobiloil are applied and Goodyear tires fitted, letting drivers continue on their way rejoicing.

Peterson Bros Goodyear

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