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Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1934

Page

4

Spanish Exposition to New Madrid 1802 Recounted

Floyd C. Shoemaker catalogues the December 13 1802 Spanish expedition to New Madrid led by Don Carlos De Lassus. He notes it aimed to test military strength and deter Western intrigue as Spain ceded Louisiana to France, with detailed orders, executions, and post mission reorganization of Upper Louisiana forces.

New Madrid Missouri Floyd C. Shoemaker Upper Louisiana Louisiana San Ildefonso Spain France Mississippi Congress New Orleans Upper Don Carlos de Lassus Kentucky Tennessee Upper Canada de Lassus David Trotter Cape Girardeau New Bourbon Platin Ste. Genevieve Hildalgo Caicos Tewanaye de Lasus Middle West Chicago Frank Priebe

Feeding Beef Cows in Linn County Winter Methods

Extension Service guidance advises balancing cow maintenance with calf value, outlining feed rations for dry cows, bred heifers, and stock cattle. It notes a shortage of home grown seeds, suggests alternative feed options, and discusses a proposed road route in Livingston and Linn counties with public hearing steps before December 22, 1934.

Linn Hall Extension Service Columbia Sudan

Garden cleanup boosts next year yields say officials

The Missouri Relief and Reconstruction Commission plans to distribute garden seeds to the needy again next year. Officials report 1934 relief gardens yielded up to sixty dollars in value, with drought reducing overall gains. Fall weather has produced bumper vegetables now being canned in relief centers, with over 24 million cans stored for winter distribution to the unemployed.

Food Conservation Department Jefferson City State Garden and Food Conservation Department Missouri Relief and Reconstruction Commission

Route B Lin County preliminary highway route description

State Highway Department reports a preliminary investigation of Route B in Linn County from Route 5 near Linneus west to the Linn Livingston County line. The route is listed in the 100 Mile County Highway and supplementary systems with a description beginning from.

State Highway Commission F. L. Fitch Lambert Bridge H. J. Phillips Duncan School Linn-Livingston County Eversonville C. W. Francisch Division Eniineer Macon Jefferson City

Notice to readers on cash and subscription options

The paper requests support through cash payments or subscriptions to sustain operations. Readers are invited to consider contributing to help cover costs and ensure continued publication.

Missouri drought relief program provides 3000 jobs weekly

Scott Wilson announced a $1,574,975 drought relief scheme across 94 counties in Missouri. The Missouri State Highway Commission and FERA fund 162 projects, including 277 miles of graded earth, 114 miles of gravel surfacing, 96 miles of right of way work, material production, and maintenance, with state and FERA funds supporting labor, supervision, and equipment.

Missouri State Highway Commission Federal Emergency Relief Administration Scott Wilson F.E.R.A Highway Department

Cattle Buy Plan Set for Brookfield Saturday

Agent Hall seeks to purchase 170 head of cattle at Brookfield on Saturday December 15. Farmers unable to deliver in time should list livestock with their township committee or call Hall's office to avoid overdelivery and returns. Cattle will be appraised at the Brookfield stockyards.

Hall Brookfield

Hot School Lunch Seen as Health Booster for Children

Miss Essie M. Hoyle of Missouri College of Agriculture says a hot dish in school lunches strengthens children’s bodies and minds. Implementation steps include teacher support, school director cooperation, and parental meetings to decide plan, equipment, and food supplies. Funding may come from school funds, fundraisers, or donations, with simple equipment favored in the first year.

Essie M. Hoyle Missouri College of Agriculture

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