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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1927
Page
4
Missouri researchers urge fertilizer use on pastures to lift carrying capacity and dairy prospects. acid phosphate top-dressing and timely nitrogen applications can dramatically boost forage yield. lime may help very acidic soils. Widespread dairy expansion supports better pasture management nationwide effort includes 4-H leaders and Missouri extension staff.
Thirty outstanding 4-H club leaders from Missouri are prize winners in the first annual 4-H leadership contest of the Woman's National Exposition. With expenses paid, they will attend Missouri’s first state-wide club leader conference in Columbia during Junior Farmer's Week the first week of May. Winners include Mrs Roy Morton of Adair county and Miss Mabel Cook of Audrain, among others.
The article discusses cod liver oil in chick rations to prevent weak legs, notes world butter production trends, and cites a device that seeds cotton at three dollars per bale. It urges spring wheat area expansion to exploit potential hard winter wheat exports, and gives seedbed and sowing depth guidance for oats under moist and dryland conditions.
Practical guidance on incubation and crake eggs, using air in incubator rooms when temperatures run high. Tips on preserving mineral salts in vegetables, using cooking liquids for soups or gravies, and baking mer ingues in slow ovens. Discusses calcium and iron sources, spinach as iron rich, and egg yolk as an iron source. Gasoline vapor safety and indoor use precautions. Substitutions with sour milk and baking powder explained for various batters and doughs.
Township resident George P Fields announces his candidacy for the combined office of township clerk and assessor in Duncan township. He states the run is to be decided by the qualified voters at the next election.
Wayne Gooch announces his candidacy for Collector of Benton Township subject to the voters at the primary election. The public notice signals his campaign push and intent to seek the office.
For Clerk and Assessor there by announce as a candidate for the office of Clerk and Assessor of Duncan township subject to the will of the qualified voters at the coming Democratic primary election T. J. Seaman.
Township Collector Herman D. Pulliam announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for Benton Township Collector, subject to voters at the primary election.
The notice declares the office of County Superintendent of Schools subject to the decision of Sullivan County voters at the annual school election on April 5 1927. Marea Preston is named in the document.
The notice states Blanche Summers seeks to succeed herself as county superintendent of schools, subject to the decision of Sullivan county voters at the next annual school meeting in April 1927.
A candidate for County Superintendent of Schools addresses Sullivan County voters. He notes he grew up in Jackson Township and is serving a second term as Superintendent in Browning, urging residents to review his school record and consider his candidacy.
The superintendent of schools announces a subject section to be held Tuesday April 5 1927. The notice outlines the meeting date and the agenda for educational matters to be discussed by district officials.
Mrs Zella Woodworth announces candidacy for Township Collector in Benton township pending voter support at the primary election. C L Moore declares for Township Collector on the Republican ticket in North Salem township seeking voter backing.
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