Browning School Notes and December Events
School notes recap December activities from St Louis teachers meeting to Browning basketball tourney. Highlights include Browning High School Band opening a school assembly with Mr Stanley Hayden speeches on greatness and character. Classroom topics cover business cycles Missouri history and decimal fractions as students decorate rooms for Christmas.
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Browning High School
Stanley Hayden
Kirksville State Teachers College
Anderson
Hayden
Chhosen
Browning School Notes and Tournament Plans
The Fleming donation of Newsweek and Scribner's Commentator will aid English Social Science and Speech classes. Upcoming events include the Third Annual Browning Basketball Tournament December 11 12 13 with sixteen teams and first round on December 11.
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Browning
C. A. Fleming
Newsweek
Scribner's
Purdin
Powersville
Laclede
Cea Forker
Linneus
Galt
For the common defense and liberty in wartime bonds
A civic appeal urges all Americans to buy Defense Bonds and Stamps as American weapons to support the common defense and protect life liberty and happiness. Citizens are urged to see their postmaster or banker to participate.
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America
Wanted old papers and scrap metals for quick cash
Used by a local junk dealer to advertise purchase of old papers rags copper brass aluminum scrap iron tractors radiators batteries and other scrap items. Carlos Mace Browning Missouri offers good prices and invites calls.
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Carlos Mace
Browning
Inhalator Saves Two Children in Car from Poisoning
The Enterprise Courier reports Mr and Mrs Orville Ivy and two daughters traveling from East Prairie to Charleston were saved by an inhalator bought with proceeds from last year s Presiden t Birthday Ball. The girls slumped in the back seat. Dr Presnell diagnosed carbon monoxide poisoning and used the inhalator to revive both.
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Charleston
Orville Ivy
East Prairie
Enterprise Courier
Missouri Melange: Unusual Birth and Army Intelligence Ties
John Yonmans of Chillicothe was born at the eleventh hour on the eleventh day of the eleventh month in 1911. The item gained acceptance for use by Robert Ripley, per the Constitution Tribune. Captain T. E. Roberts of the Army Intelligence Division visited the Secretary of State's office last week and now serves as State Senator during the 60th and 61st General Assemblies, stationed at Omaha.
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John Yonmans
Chillicothe
Robert
Ripley
T. E. Roberts
Army Intelligence Division
Secretary of State’s
Roberts
Omaha
Realistic shotgun scare ends hunting talk at home
Cecil Wood’s demonstration gun shot into the ceiling while explaining the weapon to his wife Mrs. Wood. The incident ends hunting plans in Linneus as she halts further discussion.
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Cecil Wood
AAA Chairman Predicts Record 1942 Farm Sign-Up
Walter W. Sensintaffar Linn County AAA Chairman reports early canvass signs for 1942 Triple A Farm Program exceed 1941 levels. He notes farmers are urged to cooperate with moderation and conservation measures and boost foods production under the Food for Freedom program as township committees canvass through December 1 with about 95 percent of county reports in and 93 percent of farmers covered.
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AAA
Walter W. Sensintaffar
Linn County Aaa
Sensintaffar
Anl
State Aaa
Columbia
Church Sunday School and Communion Times
Sunday services listed for At The Churches Church of Christ and Baptist Church. Church of Christ Sunday School and Communion at 10:00 led by Edward F. Williams. Baptist Church Sunday School at 10:00 led by Herbert C. Bailey. Everyone invited.
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Church of Christ
Edward F. Williams
Baptist Church
Herbert C. Bailey
Church Services Announced by Methodist Church
The Methodist Church lists Rev. H. R. Tate as pastor with Sunday Church School at 10 a.m. H. L. Schrock serves as superintendent. Preaching is scheduled for the first and third Sundays each month, with services in the morning and evening.
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H. R. Tate
H. L. Schrock
Farm Program Cooperation Rises With Revisions
County pledges cooperation with the Farm Program as 84 percent of farmers joined the Triple-A sign up in 1941. Sensintaffar says 1942 gains come from revisions allowing more secondary feed crops while adjusting acreage of surplus crops like wheat, corn and cotton. He notes growing farmer familiarity with the Triple-A program.
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Sensintaffar
Farm Program Rules For 1942 Compliance
A farmer will be in compliance with the Farm Program in 1942 when he plants within corn, wheat, cotton and tobacco allotments and keeps at least 20 percent of his cropland in soil conserving crops.
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St. Louis
Linn County
Brookfield
Mr. Hayden
Missouri History
North America
Milan High School
Humphreys
Harris
Lucerne
United States
Bulletin Board
Pacific
California
Washington
Oregon
United Seaton
Dan M. Nee
Defense Savings Staff
Missouri
Ola Bean
Miller
News & Advance
Central College
Fayette Democrat-Leader
John Hert
Harrison County
Sam Leach
Blytheale
Plamyra
the Spectator
Evert Caffee
The
Public Library, Wpa Unit
Sweet Springs
Herald Reports
Edith Neidholt
Benton County Guide
Shelbina
Democrat
A. P. Crader
Marble Hill Banner Press
the Methodist Church
Santa Claus
Toyland
BUY
Zenith Radios
Zenith
Wheaties
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