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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1937
Page
3
A Browning column lists many short items from Milan to Pur din including sales for barter goods and real estate. People visit, illness is noted, CCC camp visits, and farm sales are reported along with town events and school notes.
Examination week dominates the district page as grade cards are due early next week. Miss Johnson works on county contest numbers while seniors rehearse their play for early next month. Dale James and Bertie Gooch remain absent due to illness. Freshmen enjoyed a skating party Tuesday night of last week.
Mr and Mrs Linn Terry spent Saturday night in Brookfield Roy Simpson and daughter were shopping in Purdin Dorothy Wilson spent Saturday night and Sunday with Miss Genieve Arnold.
Miss Elva Monroe Myrtle Wilson Almira Jaynes and Miss Stark shopped in Brookfield Saturday. Frank Bauer and wife visited daughter Mrs Bill Bailey and family. Clyde Belzer shopped in Shelby Saturday. John Buswell home from college visiting grandparents Roe and Mrs Logan. Will Rulon visited son Kermit and wife Thursday. Marvin Finney in Brookfield on business Saturday night. Creed Bob and Herbert Boyles Hubert Logan Harley Tripp and Mr Cook attended show Saturday night. Trapy Christian and family bought a new radio last week. Nile Rauer and wife visited Roy and Mrs Jennings Wednesday night. Glenn Bailey joined Ray Rauer at North Salem store Monday. Nolan Boyles says roads slick toward Bute.
Tuesday sale lists 1 team black mares 10 and 11, 4 Jersey cows with calves, 6 Shropshire ewes, 2 Spotted Poland China hogs, 65 Buff Minorca pullets, 7 roosters, 52 Bronze turkeys. Auctioneer H V Campbell directs cash sale of tractors, plows, cultivators, wagons, fencing, incubator, and farm gear. Lunch by Haseville Ladies Aid. starts 11:30 AM.
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