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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1945
Page
8
Readable list of Linn County service members with many misspellings and omissions. The notice asks residents to send corrections to the Pension Office in Linneus before permanent printing, to ensure an accurate honor roll.
Junior class prepares Look Me In The Eye by Jay Tobias for Browning School Auditorium. Cast includes six men and six women with two senior women. Comedy aims for broad humor with porters and cooks, date awaited but near early March likely.
All students except Nelson Drake are back in class after two afternoons of making Valentines. A Valentine box party is set for Wednesday afternoon. The assembly program will be presented Thursday afternoon. Kenny Ray Nickell was omitted previously. he has seventeen headmarks. Ten headmarks earned prizes for fourteen students on Monday. Arithmetic work focuses on point and stamp articles.
The report notes modern classroom devices used today and studies of writers since World War I. Poems by Thomas Daly are enjoyed. Seventh grade learns Great Lakes region states with capitals. twenty four capitals memorized. An outline covers Daniel Boone’s life.
Sunday dinner guests included Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Gooch of Purdin Mrs. H. V. Campbell and daughter Sue of Chillicothe Mr. T. S. Bartow and son Jeans and W. A. Pew They joined Mr. and Mrs. Ray Gooch for a one o clock meal on Sunday February 11 and were hosted by the Gooches
Mr and Mrs K M Duncan and Mr and Mrs H S Johnson of Brookfield along with Mr and Mrs E G Wihite Carl Gilmer of Chillicothe Mrs Vic Fields and son of Maryville Mr and Mrs Grover Gilmer of Purdin were listed among attendees at the funeral of H H Dunkin in town on Tuesday afternoon.
A mixed estate lists eight year old black horses and a brown horse, several Jersey cows with calves by side, a Hereford bull, five yearling calves, two Duroc brood sows due April 1, thirteen shoats, and multiple stacks of alfalfa hay plus corn and about 60 bushels of seed oats.
A detailed inventory of agricultural implement items including corn planters walking plows harrows cultivators wagons beds scoops shale mowers grind er gear and related tools. The list mentions multiple plow sizes plus riding and sulky varieties and ancillary farming accessories such as log chains scoop shovels pitch forks and wagon hardware.
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