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Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1926

Page

4

Sunday Socials Report From Local Households

Stung. Albert Dodge delivered corn at D C Hague s Friday. Orville Thocham delivered hots in Purdin Saturday. Those present at Lawrence Riedl s Sunday night were Herb Peper Randell Minor Carlos Roy and Luther Bauer Ernest Rd Virgie and Dora Watson Lydia Bailey Flossie Smith and Ester Watson. Miss Gladys Thudium going to High School at Purdin spent Sunday with her parents E E Thudium and family Jim Cleeton and family Henry Logan and family and Mrs Laura Thurium and Luther Bauer spent Sunday with Lawrence Riedl and family. Charley Thuidium and wife spent Sunday with Albert Dodge and wife. E Thuchum and wife spent Sunday with Jeff Mott and wife. Theodore Bailey made his usual Sunday evening call at Mrs Charley Bailey s near North Salem.

Albert Dodge D.C. Hague Orville Thocham Purdin Lawrence Riedi Herb Peper Randell Minor Carlos Roy Luther Bauer Ernest Virgie Dora Watson Lydia Bailey Flossie Smith Ester Watson Gladys Thudium

Local notes capture weekend visits and small town life

Bean Blossom posts weekend visitors including Opal and Garnet Bailey with Lydia Bailey and several local calls. Estel Watson visits grandmother Mrs Drury Watson. Lawrence Riedl returns from Detroit. revival meeting at Maggart draws attendees. Various residents travel, host, or shop in Milan Cora and surrounding areas.

Southern Cinderella drawn by Ladies Aid draws crowd

North Salem News reports A Southern Cinderella presented by the Ladies Aid was well attended and considered a success by attendees and organizers.

North Salem News Ladies Aid

Local Social Notes Highlight Weekend Visits

Miss Geraldine Pace visited R. J. McCollim Sunday evening. Ted Ritze spent the weekend with home folks. Miss Amelia Casidy visits sister Mrs. Gene Moore. Mrs. Ruth Street of Denver visits sister Mrs. C. G. Seymour. Henry Lamberts on the ack list. Mr. and Mrs. Doe Smith and family spent Sunday with Lon Dickinson. Owls gathered at Ray Lamberts Saturday night. Vers D G Seymour and son Earl visit Green City. Mt Olive pie supper well attended and enjoyed. Bobbie Sweatt has been quite fit.

Amelia Casidy Gene Moore Ruth Street Denver Colorado C. G. Seymour Henry Lambert Doe Smith Lon Dickinson Ray Lambert D. G. Seymour Earl Green City Mt. Olive Bobbie Sweatt

Rural Gossip From North East Linn Area

A swath of farm life notes from North East Linn. Sleet and wind left muddy ground while locals report family visits, turkey sales at 36 to 42 cents, and Sylvester Lambert moving a sawmill. Earl Milhoan and wife welcomed a ten pound boy named William Alro on December ninth. Annie Myers visits nearby Green City.

Arthur Cattey Rosa Nickell Browning George Mithoan Earl Milhoan Sunay Sylvester Lambert Winigan Creek Locust Creek William Alro Annie Myers Green City

Cross Roads and Shelby Social Notes

Scarce news from Cross Roads and Shelby as residents visit relatives. Mrs Jack Brown and daughter Billie stay with her parents Mr and Mrs Joe Summer. Irvin Smith and wife visit W J Smith and wife. LH Eden and wife spend Sunday with Alex Penhale. Gail Zimmerman and wife with C M Bailey. Jim Head of Colorado visits Chas Schriner and family. Miss Frances McGhee spends Sunday night with W E Pace and family. Mrs Paul Jenkins visits her parents for a few days.

Cross Roads Shelby Jack Brown Billie Joe Summer Irvin Smith W. J. Smith LH. Eden Alex Penhale Wii Gail Zimmerman C. M. Bailey Jim Head Colorado Chas. Schriner Frances McGhee W. E. Pace Paul Jenkins

Fragmented diary recounts school life and farm council speech

A long diary entry describes daily rhythms from school pranks to Christmas shopping and a hockey game. It contrasts rural childhood scenes with a speech by Dr. Brooks urging farmers to join cooperatives for credit storage and sales coordinated across communities states and nations.

Farmers Should Organize Says University President

Dr. Stratton D. Brooks, President of the University of Missouri, told Macon county farmers and business men that profit, not more borrowing, is needed. He urged stronger farmer organization to prosper as agriculture becomes more settled, noting cooperation and unity as essential amid modern changes in roads, telephones, automobiles, and radios. He warned against individualism and stressed trade for bread through collective action.

Dr. Brooks Dr. Stratton D. Brooks University of Missouri Macon County Macon

Plan Cropping System For Better Missouri Soils

Winter is the right season for farmers to plan a proper cropping system. Legume crops like red clover sweet clover and alfalfa should be included every three to five years to restore soil fertility. Soybeans can help on nonwashing land but cannot replace legumes long term. Plan three to four years ahead and grow leguminous hay to improve soil and reduce feed costs while boosting future yields.

Missouri Agriculture M. F. Miller Missouri College of Agriculture

Adlerika Claims Gas Relief and Constipation Aid

Mrs. B Brinkley reports long time gas relief after using Adlerika. The ad claims one spoonful removes gas and relieves bloating, also stating it clears old matter and helps chronic constipation. The Owl Pharmacy promotes Adlerika as a stomach remedy.

B. Brinkley Owl Pharmacy

Notice of Protracted Meeting and Trustee Sale

A notice announces a possible prayer meeting at the Methodist church on January 9 if weather allows. It also details a sheriff sale of multiple Linn County Missouri properties under a 1915 deed of trust to secure a note, with sale set for December 18, 1926 at the county courthouse in Linxens between 9 am and 5 pm.

Methodist Church W. W. Clay Willard H. Stufflepean Mary A. Stufflebean Recorder's Office Linn County Missouri Elwood E. Thuchum Elwood E. Thudhum West Court House Linxens E. L. Phillips Linni County

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