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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1931
Page
8
First week in April buyers can bid on 32 Shoats around 125 pounds each and 1 Spotted Poland China boar about 150 pounds. Quality described as nice with specific weights listed.
Special prices on stores of all kinds in our store announced by Harvey and Neet. The E. M. Shoe and Harness Shop will be strictly cash from this date. Please do not ask for credit.
The F. M. Stamper Co broadcasts produce information each weekday at 6 30 A M from Station KFRU or WOS inviting farmers and others to tune in for the program.
Miss Verda Irene Lawrence entertained the 4-H Club girls at her home on Wednesday with games and sandwiches and pie. Several local families visited and shared in the day, including Mrs. Winnie Christy, Mrs. Elmer Sevier, and Mrs. Lucy Hoskins. Walnut Grove students and teachers were noted as attending events and a school ciphering contest with Bundridge was won by Walnut Grove.
A sequence of social visits occurs as Brookfield residents drop in on relatives and neighbors. Carl Bivens and family visit Wm Cassity, Howard Moore visits Ed Urbach, Wm Urbach visits Linneus relatives, and more, including quilting helpers and travelers from Kansas City.
Wallis Bohannon traded cars with Otto Johnson on Saturday. Sunday evening Mr and Mrs Roy Knifong were returning from Browning when another car struck them from behind causing heavy damage and bruising to Mrs Knifong. Mr and Mrs Tom Head and family visited Mrs George Ann Head Sunday. Fritz Brinkley was in Milan on Monday. Mr and Mrs Clyde Brammer of Brookfield spent the weekend with Beve Franklin and family.
Morris spent Monday night with Frank Smith and family. Carson and Cuddy Coast. Co. progress on their road near Roger. Mrs Tom Jennings returned home from Davenport Iowa with her daughter Mrs Bill Seward. Charley Seward joined them for a few days. Mrs Clelly Pipes and family moved to the Billy Trumbo farm near Reger.
Mrs. Elva Crookshanks aided Mrs. Alta Phillips with quilting. Families including the Bartows and Campbells visited, with 4-H activities hosted by Morris Crookshanks. The community hosted visitors from nearby towns, while residents attended games and social gatherings.
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