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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1937
Page
4
A letter discusses pedestrians walking against traffic to gain visibility and warns against risks. It also reviews Thanksgiving poultry markets noting fewer chicks hatched, turkey prices, and the impact of beef and pork prices on poultry demand. The writer, Frank Priebe, signs off with market observations and seasonal hopes.
Readable fragment lists residents and participants: Nona Clair Neet, Josephine De Vore, Kathryn Cumbo, John Burwell, J. W. McQuawn, Junior Haley, Lois Maggart, Beverly Bauswell, Evelyn Brantner, Cora Lee Haley, Eugene Thurlo, Patricia Gooch, Imogene Hanman, Harley Almond, Merilee Ware, George Kollasch, Annabeth Worley, Mary Ruth Harris, Ruth Bennett, Gene Arnold.
A partial OCR readout lists individuals including DeVon Glaze Nile Freeland Margaret Bagley Keath Crooks Raymond Bane Reva Knifong Bernard Browning Hazel Maggart Imogen Powell Hazel Grice Lola Rae Bartow Charleen Hag gard Elizabeth Ann Prather Mary Carter Jean Bauswell Billy Quigley Madeline Smith.
The first grade learns a Santa Claus poem and discusses Christmas wishes. Second and third grades study A Song of Christmas Trees and share Thanksgiving activities from morning exercises. A new row of hooks keeps coats and hats off the floor.
Sixth grade honors list Vera George Del ibert Stufflebean Charles Vincent. Fifth grade includes Mary Smith Jean.
Fourth grade students Lavawn Goceh Betty McCormick and Barbara Jones are listed in this reading class update.
A student essay describes a tall hilltop tree with green leaves and a big trunk. It traces the yearly cycle from spring buds to autumn leaves and snow, praising nature’s design.
The text extols curiosity as the key to growth and learning. It argues questions fuel deep interest, while dullness limits life and knowledge. It states curiosity powers discovery beyond forced education and warns neglect cripples progress.
A call to schools and communities to nurture student curiosity about careers and education. The piece urges adults to answer questions, guide exploration, and provide resources, stressing curiosity as the driver of growth and knowledge.
A cautious note urges shoppers to favor local merchants over mail-order ads for Christmas gifts. The piece encourages waiting to see what local stores offer and hints at home-town loyalty to better ensure a satisfying holiday, with local displays expected soon.
Toymakers report record Christmas season with a quarter of a billion dollars in toys produced and distributed. They avoided war toys this year, focusing on scientific, industrial, and transportation themed playthings to steer children away from conflict.
The article counsels patience and loyalty to the hometown market urging readers to avoid mail-order ads this year and purchase all Christmas merchandise locally to support local businesses and economy.
The Leader Record renewal is set at $1.50 per year. The notice confirms the annual rate and renewal obligation for subscribers.
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