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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1936
Page
3
Dr. Hanna visits Owl Pharmacy every four weeks while the community notes numerous visits, visitors, and casual events. Spanning widespread towns, the items weave in births, new subscribers, church plans, and local commerce with many names and places like Linneus Milan Pur din Cora Brookfield and St. Joseph alongside references to Rev. Ehrish Artis Franklin Ray Pipes and Oma Knifong.
Names and travel notes from Kirksville and surrounding towns recount visits, illness, and family events. Mr and Mrs Mac Montgomery visited Milan. James Nevins brought his mother home from Kansas City. Helen Hill visited from St Joseph. many called on Mrs Everett Myers during illness and death. A serious hand injury occurred when a cellar door metal pulley pinned a man’s hand. recovery followed with care. Community figures include Emma Street Unionville John Myers Linneus and Mrs Noel Head Laclede among mourners and visitors.
Pupils led by Miss Hazel Cooper organize a First Aid Club at Climax School. Biographies list officers Sam Crookshanks Jun ior Woolf Russell Bartow Rex Crookshanks Betty Jean Woolf. Aim to care for sick or hurt until a doctor arrives and to assemble personal and shared first aid kits.
A county wide program proposes horse care during January to treat bots at half to two thirds price through cooperation of farmers in each township. The plan targets bots, inflammation, worms, and far fewer insects next summer, following a successful prior year rollout. Local teachers and students are mentioned in routine school updates.
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