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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1948
Page
4
Community bulletin from Woodward Missouri notes a no hunting policy on farms with gun or dog usage prohibited. Publication by Fern N Woodward and G T Woodward with 1984 establishment details and annual price of $2.00.
Frank Cassity of Purdin Missouri declares no hunting or trading with firearms on his property. He emphasizes clear boundaries and asks neighbors to respect his rule.
A fragmentary item states no hunting allowed on farms cited with a signature initial C L McQuown and unclear continuation. The brief appears as a public or farm property notice without full details.
A fragment notes restrictions on hunting near Pa with guns and traps, mentioning Ray and Ora Bennett. The readable parts suggest a local regulation or warning about firearm and trap use connected to named individuals.
Otto Johnson of Brown asserts he received no benefit from a land deal at Jeune farms claiming losses and seeking redress against unnamed parties in a terse, formal statement.
The readable text is extremely fragmentary with no clear event, names, places, or dates. It does not provide a distinguishable news item or factual outcome to summarize.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Moore hosted a thankful dinner for guests at the Owens tar in Purdin and visited Brookfield on business. Babe Kimble and children were seen in Chillicothe, Kenneth Murrell and family spent Sunday at the Gooch home, and James Phillips visited Greason. Leonard Richardson Pattie and E. J. Palmer hosted Sunday dinner with Patty’s family.
Fragments describe guests and meals including Mr. and Mrs. Hollon and the Sorees Havens Nellie. Fat Hubler assists Bob Sage with a shuck event. A Sunday supper honored Mr. and Mrs. Britton. A mention of Karol Smith, daughter of Imogene Smith of Wesson City, attending a family gathering.
Mr and Mrs Earl Peters and children were Thanksgiving dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Bill Reger and children. Mrs Willie Watson returned home from Kansas City where she had visited her daughters, Mr and Mrs H Dill, and daughter and Mr and Mrs Buster Wages.
Local items recount Thanksgiving visits and meals. Families from Locust Valley and nearby towns, including the Baskett, Nickell, and Baskett clans, hosted kin and friends. corn crop notes mention Hoerrmanns harvesting six thousand bushels with a picker. others plan trips to Kansas City and Humphreys area.
Mrs Maude Dunkin of Chillicothe and several couples visited Mrs Minnie Pulliam for Thanksgiving week. Guests included Mr and Mrs R Cassity Mr and Mrs Charles Pulliam and family Mr and Mrs Earnest Holser family Mr and Mrs Leon Gooch and others. Ed Pulliam enjoyed a long-distance call from his father and reunions continued with visits from Etta Cady and Lacy Cotts Mrs E W Smith May Buswell and the Coker family among others.
Mr and Mrs Robert Shouse spent the week end in Omaha Nebraska with Mr and Mrs J C Shouse and Mr and Mrs Hershell Shouse.
Mr and Mrs Loyd Crowdis and their family spent a day visiting in Warren and surrounding towns with relatives including Mr and Mrs Ald Hunsaker in Chillicothe. Julia Ann Lantz vacationed with the Ranewater family while Mrs Rufus Calls hosted.
Real fall weather prompts community updates as Guy Brookshier loses a barn in a Saturday fire. Davenport Iowa visitors Bill Seward and family spend the weekend with Hattie Jennings and Duff anes. Amond Smith moves to a new farm near Mrs Anifone. Dr MecArtor treats an injured arm. Almond and Jennings families host and visit across Brookfield, Milan, and Brookfield areas.
Mr and Mrs Cecil Brown ing hosted relatives Sunday evening with Raymond Brown ing and family. Thanksgiving gatherings included Van Vencil Jane Polly Kirksville and Ercell Phillips Chillicothe. Roy Simpson Shelby hosted a dinner with guests Raymond Uncketese and son St Catherine Abbot Mrs Junior Stanley and Herman O Dell Brookfield. Virgil Molloy Barbara Beverly shared a turkey meal with others including Gahena Romsson Bob Cecil Buck Pet and family Wheeling. J S Head Linneus and daughter joined the extended group for a few days.
Jennie Sue Morris and Jimmy join Mr and Mrs Raymond Browning in moving belongings to Wheeling. Buckner family buys a home there. Lorene Shiflett and Marilyn travel with Faye Sallee and Mary Dean to St Joseph. Jane and Johnny Turner visit the Chapmans. Ruby Scanlon visits from Chillicothe. Several others attend Thanksgiving and a wedding for Betty Sue Reed and James Brassfield.
Thanksgiving Eve scenes from Tren ton and nearby towns include visits among Morris Stevenson Turner and Coulter families. at the True Blue Club turkey supper in Jackson Center schoolhouse. A funeral service for Mr. W. Arnold was held at the Le Funeral Home noon Saturday November 20.
Mr and Mrs Darrald Hutchinson and Gene spent Thursday with Herman Hutchinsons east of Purdin. Mr and Mrs Morris Peterson Judy and David spent Thanksgiving day with James Morris and his children.
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