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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1946
Page
8
Advice on preventing infantile paralysis stresses reducing spread, home isolation during illness, avoiding nose throat procedures, and strict hygiene. It urges vaccination, clean living, and limiting public contact, with health officer reporting and doctor guidance. Local notices include family visits and travel updates of residents in Kirksville and nearby towns.
Easy flock remedy from Dr Salsbury NIC SAL to use on roosts no handling birds required lice surrender quickly ask for NICSAL E F Petersen phone 196 Browning
Attorney I M Marr of Milan visited on business. Mrs B J Harvey visited her sister Mrs Tom Yardley in Milan. Gerald Seckington and children from near Linneus were Browning visitors. Paul Ellsberry of Madison visited relatives. Charley Bailey and Eva Lyn Miller hosted guests. Francis Newman of Brookfield and family stayed with E Johnson and Alison. Gerald Wade attended I E Hook’s funeral in Jamesport then visited Cameron. Neet family trips to Molire Illinois and H J Neet relations noted. Verlan Bradshaw of Valley Park dined with G T Woodward and called on Mrs Hinda Rush. J W Gooch of Moline came to Kirksville for his mother-in-law Ned Mundell’s operation at Laughlin hospital.
Linn County will showcase a five calf county group at the Missouri State Fair this year. The entrants are calves owned by Wendel Tillman Charles Tillman Carroll Switzer Edward Wolf and Robert Sallee. Good luck boys.
Four H Club girls may enter Home Economic project articles at the State Fair. Any girl wishing to make an entry must report to the Home Demonstration Agent after Achievement Day. August 1.
Wash day causes fatigue for the average housewife and advisors suggest sorting clothes on a table arranging a wagon for wet laundry or placing it on a work table to avoid extra trips and effort.
The Missouri State Fair runs August 18 to 25 with 4-H and Vocational Agriculture exhibits requiring approval by the County Extension Agent or Vocational Agriculture Instructor. Several Junior division livestock classes offer attractive premium lists. Free fair catalogs are available by writing Roy S. Kemper, secretary, Missouri State Fair, Sedalia.
President Truman signed a bill expanding National Service Life Insurance features for veterans including unrestricted beneficiary designation, lump sum or installment payments, disability income with extra premium, three endowment policy types, and higher new policy limits up to 10,000. VA offices will issue rates when ready. Local notes mention community rain and thrashing activity.
Mr and Mrs Ona Lambert and Carl spent a night with Mr and Mrs Walter Lambert in Brookfield. Mrs Maude Guilford of Hate and Ms Alice Lisby of Meadville visited Friday with Mrs John Longwell and her father Daniel Gray. Mr and Mrs Robert Lambert were business visitors in Brookfield on Wednesday. Lucille and Laoma Lambert stayed Wednesday with Wilma Browning. Mrs John Longwell and Mrs Arlen Belzer and children had Wednesday dinner with Mr and Mrs Phillip McKenzie and Mrs Anna McKenzie in Brookfield.
Dr. Satsbury offers AVI-TON flock treatment for large round and cecal worms. Start now for convenient and inexpensive worm control. Ask E. F. Peterson at Phone 196, Brownville.
Local notes show residents of Purdin and surrounding areas praying for rain. Numerous social calls and visits are reported including Alex Murrain, Mrs. Jane Hard, the Pulliam families from Milan and Phoenix, and relatives in Brookfield Kirksville Emporia and Emporia Kansas.
G A McCall of Cairo Mo druggist and WWI veteran is the first to buy a Meadville Chautauqua season ticket for the five day session opening Wednesday August 21. He recalled for veterans how he wrote letters to them while they served far from home.
Rev. Frank Walkup pastor of Riverside Presbyterian Church Minneapolis Minnesota serves as Platform Manager and Recreation and Chorus Director at this year’s Chautauqua. He is renowned as a youth leader and a driving force in the Minnesota Recreation Association.
This year’s Chautauqua promises maximum personal involvement with morning group discussions after key topics. Afternoon Question Boxes and noon chorus rehearsals set daily rhythm, while morning game leaders guide folk games in late afternoon and early evening. The session aims to match past vitality and interest as it proceeds with incorporation procedures.
The Meedville Homecoming Chau Tauqua Association a nonprofit religious and benevolent organization is being followed with a promise of early completion.
The World Peace Conference in session at Pans plans to add messages from ex Governor LaFollette of Wisconsin who was a colonel on General MacArthur's Pacific staff for three years and Major Hamilton Long who served in the Mediterranean theater.
Arthur Buswell and wife spent Sunday at Dora Cornwall home. Glen Finney spent Sunday afternoon with his father Alex Finney. Miss Elva Monroe shopped in Chillicothe Monday. Bear Branch Methodist Bible School has a nice crowd and plans an August 8 evening entertainment. Dora and Carwin Cornwall shopped in Brookfield Monday. John Runyen and family visited Lehman Powell's Sunday. Guy Montgomery Boss Montgomery and wife shopped in Purdin Monday morning. Orville Ogle wife and little daughter visited Cecil Lambert's Sunday.
Dr Sals bury's Ren-O-Sal is recommended to help birds grow faster and prevent cecal coc cidiosis when added to drinking water. Economical and available with double purpose Ren-O-Sal E. F. Peterson at Browning can provide details.
Process corn in pint jars for 65 minutes at 10 pounds of pressure or 3 hours in a water bath. For whole grain style corn cook on the cob until milk sets, about five minutes. Cut from cob and add water equal to about one third the corn’s weight, roughly 1/3 cup per cup. Heat to boiling, pack hot, and process.
The writer notes a feed shortage makes breaking up broody hens costly and unproductive. Each broody period yields two weeks or more with no egg production and high feed use. The advised practice is to cull brooders and market them rather than repeatedly breaking broodiness.
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