Browning Man Describes Car Plate Change Time
A Browning man says it takes ten tools and ten days to remove the old license plate and fit a new one. He notes a confession magazine offers a glimpse into another lifestyle.
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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1946
Page
4
A Browning man says it takes ten tools and ten days to remove the old license plate and fit a new one. He notes a confession magazine offers a glimpse into another lifestyle.
A mouse in a trap discovers a piece of cheese after a brief wait, marking a small win for the rodent. The incident highlights common kitchen pest issues and prompts attention to bait and trap placement.
Mr and Mrs Buster Rinehart and son plan to move to the Harris farm in a few days. Evert Dowdy and wife will occupy Rinehart’s vacated place. Joe Ford and family visited Allen Fanning. Will Kenley and daughter Mildred Taylor and children visited. Hulda Phipps of Milan visited her daughter Mrs J D Seaman. Eugene Thurlo was discharged and returned home. Busters note many boys returning home. Hubert Atkins and George Watson attend Hereford Round Up in Kansas City. Hubert entered 11 head of calves for the A B Ranch. Dowdy bought a tractor last week. Roxie Brumbaugh of Chicago visited her parents Hardin and Mrs. George.
Local families report visits and homecomings with the Taylor Bardon Ball and Pipes households. A Clover and Prosperity meeting drew a crowd in Milan with plans for March 8. Sgt J D Taylor returned from service and more social visits inhabit the week.
Mrs. Jesse Longwell with her son and Mrs. Alva Deskins traded in Brookfield on Thursday. Robert Lambert and his son Ervin were business visitors. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Week were guests of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jess, on Wednesday afternoon.
Eden his sister Mrs Ka M McNally and Bill Street are mentioned in illness updates. Price Gilmer has moved back to the farm after winter with Grover Garrett and is reported to be improving after a period of sickness.
Community notices list visits and weekend travels among residents of Jackson Center Brookfield Marysville Kirksville Purdin Browning North Salem and Winigan. Families include the Phillips Hicks Lam bert Sayers Hammock MacCollum Longwell and Head with minor trips and gatherings noted.
North Salem notes report Mr and Mrs T M Smith hosting Madaline Tucker Junior and Eugene Straley for Saturday dinner. Reva Jennings stayed with her parents Ellis and Mrs Jennings as well as other locals. Beth Head visited Eldon Head and Donald Ray for dinner. Veda McKinney arrived from Omak Washington on Saturday.
The Probate Court of Linn County Missouri grants letters of administration to Artie Calhoun Administratrix for the estate of Belle Kaifong deceased hearing held February 4 1946. All claims must be filed within six months after letters grant or be barred. one year to pursue. Attest Arthur L. Pratt Judge of Probate Court first insertion February 7 1946.
Richard Woodside was out of school two days last week due to illness. Several local families, including the Longwells, Cobdrys, Lamberts, Dickinsons, and Bauers, hosted or visited relatives and friends across the community during the past week. Keith Cordray returned from military discharge and spent a few days with John Walden Abbott.
The article notes a pleasant weekend with sun and birds, plus a series of social visits. Charley Miller, his son, and Mrs. L M McNally shopped in Brookfield. Rev W H Hansford visited Mrs Fifie Pulliam. Mrs Jella Buswell was a guest. The Lyons and Wyant couples visited Mrs Sam Wyant and daughter Dee Hill. Lon McNally stayed with Charley Miller’s family and Eva Williams. Bessie and Mary Brown spent Thursday with Moffett family. Bernie Carr’s mother visited Friday.
A string of social visits and health notes from the Purdin region is reported. Claude Street and wife and son spent the weekend in Purdin while Mrs L M McNally returned from Milan after a week away. Joe Cresson is ill, and families including Earnest Pearson, Ruth Goins, Norman Miller, Chas Miller, Eva Williams, Genell Bowyer, and Bill Pulliam are referenced in various local postings and greetings.
Mrs T J Seaman mother of Mrs Rolla Gooch died February 12 at the Gooch home The community extends sympathy to the bereaved family Mr and Mrs Lee Wood and Urb Johnson helped the C M Goins family move Friday to the Curt Gooch farm Mr and Mrs Bride Kimbrough and Georgie were visiting at the Lee Wood home Thursday night Frank Creason from Browning is visiting Ola Creason Joe Moore is sick with the flu Sunday visitors at the Lee Wood home were Mr and Mrs Rolla Gooch and son and Glen ant
Ron Johnson and the Palmer couple waited at Ira Cox's home last week. Pvt. Donald Wood returned Sunday night for a 10 day furlough with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Lee Wood and Bobbie.
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