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Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1935

Page

3

Local Notes and Visits Across Linn County

A bustling page of social calls and business in Linn County centers on Brookfield and Linneus. Oakbrook optometrist Dr. Hanna at Owl Drug Store prompts regulars. numerous visits span Brookfield, Purdin, Milan, Linneus, Me dville, and Roger with names like Head, Cotter, Clem, Buswell, Fields, Warren, White, Smith, Hall, Epperson, Keithley, Harvey, Johnson, Gooch, Nickell, Simmons, Carr, and Fuhrman appearing among the townspeople and events. The column records guests, sales, road work, club meetings, and a stork visit, reflecting a busy community week.

Hanna Owl Drug Guy Head Brookfield Roy Cotter East of Cora Perry Clem Near Roger Art Buswell Near Purdin George Fields Milan Sam Warren Elmer White Green City Lee Brantner T. M. Smith North Salem B. P. Christy Route 3 Alva Blender Willie Ware Linneus Roy Glaze South of Roger Oscar Lawrence Near Lemon C. E. McGhee Purdin H. B. Stephenson Kan Sas W. P. Nickel R. E. Harris Harry Rhodes Otis Lawrence Haseville Afton C. E. Steele Shelby S. Ameen H. B. Johnson Johnson B. F. Gooch New Orleans Mr. Johnson E. P. Harvey Harvey & Neet Hardware Joe Johnson A. L. Marlay W. E. Shepherd Leon Kenley St. Louis Kenneth Williams Walter Taylor Humphreys Barney Lay Wilson Lay Elvis Brantner Wayne Abbott Near North Salem Florence Lay D. A. Taylor Ross Burk McKinney Red Peterson Tom McCown Benford Watson C. E. Gooch Florence Gable G. G. Freeland W. A. Bond Robert Moore Roberta Jenkins McKinney Virginia Buddy Worley Nora Richardson Kansas City Hubert Dean Chillicothe Alvin Pipes John Lee Smith C. A. Fleming W. T. Nickell Winigan E. W. Nickell N. W. Phillips Ed Creasor Line Street Ted Rottmann Main Street L. M. Kenley Rev. Simmons Luton Frances Carr Dizzle Dazzle Bridge Club Genevieve Prather Evelyn M. A. Holman Bevier Carl Daniels Sarah F. Harmon Lorene Head Ray Lambert C. C. Linhart Paul Gooch O. L. Smith Clifton Hill Fred Tunnell T. A. Mullins J. D. Lay John Ed Fuhrman Marceline Schools Linn County Fuhrman

No. 1 corn and a list of local visitors

Notice lists a load of No. 1 old corn at 1.00 per bushel and records several local residents and guests visiting or passing through. Names include Jake Quigley in Milan on business, Johnnie West of Chillicothe, Glenn Steele near Cora, Tom Burditt near Cora, G. T. Carter returning from South Missouri, Nort Jaynes near Brookfield, and visits by Mrs. I. E. Bradshaw, Mrs. Scott Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Watson, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Warren, and Ernie Warren in Kirksville. Richard Thurlo at a CCC camp in Bethany returned yesterday.

Johnnie West Chillicothe Glenn Steele East of Cora Tom Burditt G. T. Carter South Missouri Nort Jaynes Near Brookfield I. E. Bradshaw L. C. Carpenter Scott Brown Emmett Haley Henry Watson Raymond Warren Ernie Warren Kirksville Richard Thurlo CCC Bethany

Dozens of Crime Tales From A Global Tangle Of Theft And Death

A miscellany of brief items reports masked bandits in Marseilles robbing 18 men in a week, a 85 year old pastor in Georgia wedded 2,015 couples, a Glasgow man robs a store and is caught next day, opium in a salted Liverpool shipment, and a Chicago man dies of heart disease during funeral prayers.

Marseilles

New Basis for 1935 Corn Yields in Hog Contracts

The 1935 corn hog contract uses total farm land that grew corn at least once from 1930 to 1934 to estimate yields for benefit payments. Payments of 35 cents per bushel are issued in two installments after deductions, with reductions from 10 to 30 percent based on the acreage kept out of 1935 corn production and other shifts in land use.

Rollan Baugher Secretary of Agriculture

Man Crashes Through Sky Light at San Francisco Restaurant

A man named Sam crashed through a restaurant skylight in San Francisco, landing on a dining table. He was only cut and bruised as the dinner was ruined.

San Francisco Sam

Selecting Shrubs for Yards From A Missouri Expert

H F Major of the Missouri College of Agriculture advises choosing shrubs by their mature size to fit yard space. He says the best effects come from varied foliage shapes and greens, and warns variegated leaves are rarely satisfactory unless placed carefully.

H. F. Major Missouri College of Agriculture

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