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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1935
Page
3
Local residents report business matters, visits, and travel. Bailey Maytag Company lists stock movements to St. Louis. many households host relatives and friends from Kirksville Purdin and Kansas City. Band new power washer ads and local store news accompany community updates.
Miss Dvryl Adams spent the week with relatives in Linneus. Mrs. Carlos Mace and Mrs. Myers visited Brookfield Friday. Rev. E. John Meyes of Linneus attended friends here Monday. Miss Dorothy Yardley returned to Kirksville Friday after a week with friends. M F E Worley and Otis Lawrence were in Bloomfield Iowa on business Friday. E. M. Neely visited Linneus relatives Thursday night. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Pfeiffer and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Pfeiffer and children of Pleasant Hill township attended the picture show Monday evening. Mrs. Richard Peters of Carleton returned home Wednesday after a short visit with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Peters. Mrs. Polly Seeley spent Sunday-Monday in St. Louis buying fall and winter merchandise for Farmers Store. Mrs. Hattie Schrock and sons of near Purdin were here Saturday to see D. G. Schrock who was ill. Mr. and Mrs. C. Lantz and son Coleman returned Monday from Kansas City with Mrs. Byron Whaley and son. Mrs. Alda Brookshier and children came home Saturday night after visiting in Ottumwa Iowa. Henry Stephenson of Roger spent the week here with Mr. and Mrs. Charley Head. Walton Burkholder of Kansas City was guest of Lula Carter and sons Saturday night and Sunday.
A few days after a disappearance of 175 chickens from his grandfather's farm in Westford Massachusetts Donald Gregg 19 was arrested for the theft.
Five years after Mrs. Ross Wyncoop of Hagerstown Missouri was shot in the arm a surgeon confirmed no bullet remained. A recent coughing spell expelled a fragment believed to be the bullet.
Reports indicate eagles in Texas are being chased and killed by aircraft. Wildlife officials warn of illegal hunting and potential harm to endangered species, urging immediate investigation and aviation restrictions over affected areas.
George Andreyko of Chicago sues for divorce claiming his wife used a lead pipe to arouse him from sleep, detailing alleged conduct and seeking dissolution of marriage.
In Sherman Texas, Jodie Lloyd tried to escape custody and as punishment had one leg amputated. The artificial limb was removed during the incident reflecting strict disciplinary measures.
Mrs. Victoria Guzawska of Chicago was struck by a wheel that slipped from a taxicab axle while walking on a sidewalk and died later of her injuries.
A booming grandfather clock in Greasby England remains in perfect condition after 200 years in place. Local historians note its unchanged mechanism and striking appearance as a rare surviving example of early clockmaking.
Dr. Graeme Hammond aged 77 who is president emeritus of the Amateur Athletic Union keeps a daily routine of running three miles on an indoor track.
I. N. Mattison of Glastonbury Vermont holds 10 of the village's 18 governing offices, a concentration noted in local records.
C L Beebe of Beebe Arkansas reports six years of experiments culminating in successful growth of color tinted cotton, marking a notable agricultural innovation and local farmer achievement.
In loving memory of our granddaughter and niece who passed away three years ago today August 17 1932. Three years have passed since that sad day. When the one we loved was called away God took her home but in our hearts she liveth still. Sadly missed by grandparents aunts and uncles Mr and Mrs J T Miller Mr and Mrs Arthur McCollum Mr and Mrs Carl Logan.
County Agent Hall urges mowing pastures and weeds this year to curb rag weeds and prevent seed growth. August mowing after bloom can kill weeds, though June mowing was preferable. The work pays well for a day and should be done despite other farm tasks.
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