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Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1940

Page

8

Testing Road Materials Testing and Home Accounts Meeting Notes

Road materials testing remained a key function with 6529 samples processed by the State Highways Department lab and purchases for cement concrete aggregates and surfacing totaling 427 967 dollars last year. A Home Accounts meeting is set for Brookfield High School January 18 and Purdin Hall January 19 at 2 p m to discuss recordkeeping ledgers with Miss Merle Houston as Home Demonstration Agent. The Poultry Raisers letter discusses profit from trusted buyers, breed choices, price premiums, and cooperative selling practices in poultry markets across the Middle West, highlighting consistent earnings and producer satisfaction.

State Highways Department Brookfield High School Purdin Hall Middle West Futhermore Frank Priebe

Sunday School and Church Services in Local Churches

At The Churches Church of Christ Sunday School and Communion each Sunday at 10:00 Jas. P. Bolling Supt Classes for all ages Everybody is welcome Baptist Church holds Sunday School at 10:00 a m Carl Drake Supt The Methodist Church O W Ethington Pastor Sunday School 10 a m H L Schrock Supt C B Carr Asst Supt Preaching on 1st and 3rd Sundays Choir practice Friday night 7 at Mrs Marie Woolf home All are invited to attend these services.

Church of Christ Jas. P. Bolling Baptist Church Carl Drake the Methodist Church O. W. Ethington

Prayer Meeting at Mrs. Nelle Williams

A prayer meeting will be held at Mrs. Nelle Williams residence on Thursday January 18 1940 at 7 00 pm invites all local residents to attend and participate.

Nelle Williams

Canning Meat Equipment Guidelines

Beef veal mutton lamb pork chicken or wild game require proper pressure canner or boiling water canner according to meat type. Use sterilized jars lids and follow safe processing times to ensure full myc safety.

Canning Meat Guidelines From Missouri College of Agriculture

Flora Carl notes meat can be canned with equipment used for nonacid foods like green beans and corn. Aluminum enamelware or stainless pans are best, as copper or iron utensils may discolor meat. Do not leave meat in galvanized containers over 30 minutes to avoid zinc transfer. Use tin or glass containers. tin cans ease packing and reduce light exposure harming fat.

Flora Carl Missouri College of Agriculture

Winter Play Suits for Children From Miss Mary Robinson

Miss Mary Robinson of the Missouri College of Agriculture offers criteria for good winter playsuits. Warmth is primary, but heavy fabrics are not always needed. Lightweight yet warm fabrics can be ideal, and suits should be flexible to not restrict movement while avoiding irritation at necks wrists and ankles. Wool is cited as the warmest from a warmth standpoint.

Mary Robinson Missouri College of Agriculture

Playsuits Weatherproofing for Cold Playtime

For children age two to six, two layer playsuits offer practical warmth and protection. An outer tightly woven fabric repels wind and rain while an inner wool layer provides warmth. Loose unbelted one piece suits with adjustable caps and ski hoods suit cold windy winters.

Care For Brood Sows And Their Feeding

L. A. Weaver of the Missouri College of Agriculture notes that the success of brood sows hinges on their weight and the number of weaned pigs. Overly corn-heavy rations risk small litters, weak piglets, sow fever, difficult farrowing, and poor nursing.

L. A. Weaver Missouri College of Agriculture

Feeding sow rations and housing conditions guidance

Guidance on mixed feed formulas for sows including corn and tankage blends, daily concentrate amounts per 100 pounds live weight, and the role of pasture or legume hay. Emphasizes warm dry shelter, sufficient space, cleanliness, and exercise to prevent piling and maintain sow health.

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