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Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1931

Page

3

Old Settlers Reunion at Crane Draws Thousands

Several thousand people gathered for the forty ninth annual old settlers reunion at Crane. Fire destroyed the A M Schwabe general store and theater in Tuscumbia with an estimated loss of 10000 dollars. Grasshoppers swarmed into Macon attracted by the town lights. William E Fogerson 55 longtime head of the Forgerson Clothing Co died in Aurora. A Callao electric plant sale move was filed in Jefferson City.

Crane Crane Old Settlers Tuscumbia Tuscumbia A. M. Schwabe General Store Aurora William E. Fogerson Forgerson Clothing Company Jefferson City State Public Service Commission Missouri Power and Light Company Callao Macon County

Dairy Improve Quality Of Pasture Sods

Ohio State University expert C W Gay argues pasture sods need feeding re seeding and cultivation like any crop to become a profitable farm section. He notes grain on pasture enhances soil fertility if manure is properly distributed and not piled in heaps that kill grass and attract rank growth. Rolling displaces soil around roots while dishing thickens stands and bare spots should be reseeded. Top dressing in spring helps. avoid cross contamination of manure among stock types and apply cattle manure to corn ground or plowed land.

C. W. Gay Department of Animal Husbandry Ohio State University Gay

Luxuriant Pasture Boosts Dairy Profits

Kansas State extension dairyman J C Nisbet argues lush pasture increases dairy profits by reducing labor and production costs. He notes dairy farms can pasture about nine months yearly with schedules using sweet clover, oats, winter wheat or rye, and brome grass with Sudan for dry spells to sustain cows from fall through next spring and into early summer.

J. C. Nisbet Extension Dairyman Sudan

Better cows deemed essential for dairy profits

Purdue University expert E A Gannon urges producers to cut herd size and improve quality. Sell low producers to slaughter, buy a disease free high producing purebred heifer from a reputable breeder to influence the market and boost profits even in normal conditions.

E. A. Gannon Purdue University Gannon

Ropy milk linked to spring contamination tips

Ropy milk causes annual losses to dairies. Springtime risk rises with stagnant water. Ensure cows drink clean water and wash pails with fresh water. Wipe udders and flanks of cows from pastures with stagnant water using a damp cloth, a year round precaution.

Tuberculosis Testing Expands in New Hampshire Farms

Government records show progress in cattle TB testing. Three of ten counties are modified accredited areas with all cattle tested and TB incidence under 0.5 percent. A waiting list exceeds 3,000 cattle owners seeking tests in other counties.

New Hampshire

Quiet Little Spot in the Himalayas

A National Geographic bulletin describes Gilgit in the Pamirs north of Srinagar as a remote town with rugged routes, limited western contact, and a mix of British presence and native Aryan Naga stock. It details the 1891 Gilgit road, isolation, local housing, and the impact of the 1841 Indus flood on agriculture.

Gilgit Pamir Srinagar Kashmir National Geographic Society Gilgit Road Nanga Parbat Indus River Indian Plains

Return of the Native and an Old English Word

The piece notes resistance to the American use of hike as an English word and argues it has long English roots. It recalls that gadget appeared in naval use as early as 1877, showing many so called new words are older than assumed.

Lebanon J. W. Jones

Rutgers Students Escape Accusation After Run In Frost

Bright Rutgers juniors Robinson D. Harley and Ward 4H narrowly avoided arrest as two “lunatics at large” after farmers near Freehold New Jersey reported seeing them in white running trunks in the cold night. A car with four guards and a nurse pursued the students before details faded.

Robinson D. Harley Ward Bright Rutgers University Freehold N. J

Asylum Confrontation Among Students Resolved Peacefully

The asylum overtook them and they were urged to go peaceably to the asylum. It took considerable argument to convince the guards that the students were not crazy.

Destoning Lands: Piedallu proposes blasting to reclaim sandstone fields

In France, M. Andre Piedallu reports a method to convert sandstone fields into arable land. By placing many small electric blasting charges and applying fertilizers, the rocky formations are broken up and opened for cultivation, enabling new farmland creation.

M. Andre Piedallu France Academy of Agriculture M. Piedallu

Bouncing Back Poem Sparks Witty Exchange

A brief humorous exchange frames a poet and his wife discussing a comeback. The wife asks if the return is a poem or a check, highlighting language and behavior learned by observation.

Best feature of rearing a home garden is head lettuce optional

The remark notes the advantage of home gardening allowing growers to skip cultivating traditional head lettuce. It emphasizes personal choice and fresh produce without mandatory specific crops.

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