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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1934
Page
8
W F Priebe urges poultry raisers to provide cool water and ventilation as extreme heat reduces egg production. He links water intake to feed consumption and warns neglect harms flocks, while noting expected price rises for poultry and eggs despite market resistance.
The Sunshine Workers Club met with Mrs. Charley Thudium on August 8 for an all day session. They completed a wedding ring quilt blocks set and pieced necktie blocks with some joined together. Members brought an antique to roll call and a noon feast was hosted with ice tea and water.
The Love Circle met last Tuesday at Mrs. Lester Stephenson's home with thirteen members and fourteen visitors. A noon dinner was served cafeteria style followed by a program, Bible quiz, music, and contests with prizes. A new member joined, Mrs Dorothy Smith, and many visitors attended. The next meeting will be at Mrs Grant Smith's home on August 21.
Due to special arrangements with Cook Paint and Var nish Co., Long-Bell Lumber Sales Corp. offers a limited time deal on barn paint. Five gallon cans are $5.00 total, one gallon cans are $1.10 each.
Linn County signers await final contracts with increased allotment after thorough board review. Meetings run 9 AM and 1 PM through Aug 24 at the original signup site with County Agent Hall present to discuss rulings and farm records. Marie Philippe Leduc’s Missouri career highlighted, detailing service under Spanish rule to statehood and pivotal role in 1820 senator elections.
The College of Agriculture reports unusually many black widow sightings in two weeks. Experts warn children to avoid the venomous spiders and call a physician if bitten. Officers also advise ant control using sugar arsenate bait and carbon bisulfide for nests, noting cautions about flammability.
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