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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1943
Page
5
Sunday dinners visits and callers include Mrs. Ella Thurlo at Mrs. Hinda Rush, Mrs. Clarence Pfeiffer shopping in town, and Mr. and Mrs. Porter Sayre Milan visitors. Soldiers and relatives from Fort Benning to Camp Polk, and naval or air service updates accompany community greetings and a church ladies aid event in Browning.
The highway patrol reports that forty three percent of October highway accidents in Missouri occurred on Saturdays and Sundays. The statistic highlights weekend driving risk and may influence safety campaigns.
For sale 8 whiteface calves 30 head breeding ewes one work team aged 8 years mare and gelding weight 3000 lbs listed by Corey McQuown.
Mrs J C Shouse of Omaha spent the past week with relatives in and near Purdin. Miss Lorene Stone of Kansas City was home the first of the week. Mr and Mrs Homer Buswell near Linneus were Browning visitors Tuesday morning. Clarence Robinson of Hiattville Kansas was a Tuesday night guest of Mr and Mrs W P Nickell. Mr and Mrs C C Linhart and Mr and Mrs Jimmie Nickell were Chillicothe and Brookfield visitors Saturday. Mr and Mrs Clyde Brinkley were Saturday night guests of his parents Mr and Mrs A M Brinkley. Mr Brinkley is quite poorly. Mrs Lillie Pearson went to Trenton Sunday to visit her nephew Jerald Spencer and other relatives. She will visit her brother and wife Mr and Mrs Chas Spencer over the holidays. Walter Crooks called at this office Tuesday afternoon and renewed for the home paper for himself, his son S Sgt Keath Crooks, his daughter Mrs Irene Herbert, and also for his sister Mrs Mary Strowvelle. Many thanks Mr Crooks.
One hundred people attended the Jolly St Katers December 4 H meeting at St Catherine School with Ruth Gupton presiding and a program honoring service men. Linn County 4 H entries in the Farm Flock Improvement Contest include Coulson, Barnette, Wade, Dowell, and Cole. The group promotes poultry management, Christmas caroling plans, and farm ideas such as Donald Sensintaffer’s hollow tile hog pen floors. The West Linn 4 H club enjoyed a Truth or game led by Sarah Lou Schrock.
4-H completion pins awarded to Marilee Schrock and Marilyn Gray. Louise Long and Clarice Seward to receive county medals for Record, Food Preparation and Garden 4-H Contests. Farmers report net returns from small grain and lespediza double cropping, with seed priced at 500 lbs per ewt and hay valued at 15 per ton. Mr Stelplugh demonstrates seven consecutive years of rotation success. Fertilizer urged now to maximize returns.
Advice on maintaining a Christmas tree: keep it in water to improve fire resistance and prevent needle drop. A fresher tree absorbs water more readily, aiding safety and appearance.
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