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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1934
Page
4
The article notes the new school year began Monday with high school enrollment at seventy five and more to come. Tuition is free this year drawing many rural students, the freshman class is large, and books are being distributed. Superintendent M A Holman and principal Mr Duckworth lead the school, with continued strong service from both men.
The note highlights the new faculty at State Teachers College with Ruth Perry Vera Freeland Alpha Harris and Lorraine Glaze praised for their roles. It urges parental visits, discusses farm chicken feeding and egg prices, and advises on meat canning and pre heating before processing.
Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Kille and son Herman spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Lee Kille and son in Columbia. They were accompanied home by their daughters Lola and Vera who had been visiting their brother and family.
Severe heat gives way to showers as locals share visits and school openings. Updates include visits by Mrs. W. A. Butler and Mrs. Mary Hill, travel by Ernest Bundridge, and cattle sales by Elmer Sevier. Cross Roads and Cora schools reopen with teachers Eva Quigley and Morene Turner. The Garden drought is noted and a farmers letter warns of higher winter food costs.
A Missouri College of Agriculture expert says drought makes it profitable to butcher and can a year’s meat. A 1000 lb beef yields about 500 lb dressed meat and 200–225 quarts of canned beef plus 10 quarts of stock. Hot weather requires longer heating and steam pressure canning. Use all carcass parts, bones simmer for stock, fat trimmed for heat penetration.
A sequence of personal notes and local happenings recount daily events and opinions. Entries mention Elsy, ma, and a plan to attend Low fate in the schoolyard. a letter about life history. Emmy in Adams County and a peace bond for a shot Republican. Hezzy Zwink on income and ambition. evolution debates. and a bill collection at a newspaper office with a demand to cancel the debt.
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