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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1933
Page
3
A long list of residents and guests is noted with numerous visits and calls. John Hedges, T S C Lambert, Ray Nickell and editors are among those stopping in for business or social visits in Milan Kirksville and nearby towns. Families and neighbors share news of travel, subscriptions, and holiday plans.
Summers Floral Company of Milan Missouri counts several Brookfield visitors including Mrs C K Vincent and children Phyllis Charles and Lyle Ingraham on Saturday. Mr and Mrs C T Johnson and daughter Doris Lee also visited. Sunday guests included Mr and Mrs Fred Norrott and Mrs M W Hanna of Brookfield. Other visits spanned J M Thurlo home and W C Christy family while Glenn Moore delivered a load to Kansas City for Lee Brantner and returned.
Basil Taylor and J C Jones transacted business in Milan on Friday. Raymond Harris and Leon Kenley hauled two truckloads of stock to St Louis on Sunday for J J Smith and L M Kenley, with Smith accompanying to oversee the shipment. Mrs Frank Maggart sent the Leader Record to her daughter in Chicago for Christmas, thanking readers.
All Woodmen members are requested to attend the next meeting night Friday December 22 for the purpose of electing officers for the ensuing year. Come without fail. B H Peterson secretary.
Community aunts and uncles share visits with neighbors. Rulon family and Labar and Smith households enjoy Sundays with relatives. Kirksville move for Wrenford Coram. New merchant in Garner as John Vincent buys Roy Lawson’s business. Sunshine Workers club forms second meeting on December 13 with officers Erma Arnold and Mabel Maxwell. Quilting, flower garden blocks, covered dish dinner, and social visits mark the week in Ellwood Trindium and Flemington areas.
The office of County Agent Hall is busy and distributing 3000 copies of a circular to land owners detailing the corn hog production control plans. He will hold township meetings starting early January to explain contracts and allow farmers to sign once rules and interpretations are received.
Coble Cole visited Hall's office Monday morning seeking plans for a corn loan. Cole holds about 15 300 bushels that could form one of the region's largest loans. He was told such loans could not be
Reading from the office, Mr Cole estimates earnings on 390 to 400 acres of corn while a salesman discusses buying his twenty head of mules at 350 dollars. Cotton farmers benefit from allotment programs, and a law about crib sealing on farms is expected to be signed soon. A fine rain visited the area Tuesday, aiding wells and stock water as ice melted and a first meaningful shower in some time occurred.
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