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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1937
Page
2
The notice states Mrs. Van Christy is authorized to seek the office of collector of taxes for Duncan township. She runs subject to the will of Democratic voters in the coming primary election.
Mason Dell is announced as a candidate for the office of collector of taxes in Duncan township pending the will of Democratic voters at the forthcoming primary election.
We are authorized to announce Harry Rhodes as a candidate for the office of collector of taxes of uncanny'nionship subject to action by Republican voters at the forthcoming convention.
A civic item notes Townsh runs against G. E. Wilhite in the race for the Duncan trustee position. Details on filing, eligibility, and election mechanics are implied as coverage of the contest. The entry highlights the candidate names and the office sought.
Sleet hampers farmers as stock fall on ice. several horses and cows die or be injured. Local residents report flu and cold outbreaks, with Mrs. George Spencer and Mrs. Rex Blackburn among the ill. Reports note a daughter returning from Kansas and Leland Gable and Sallee household changes. Kids coastal antics with scoop shovel and dishpan noted as playful coping.
Mr and Mrs Harvey Hatch and two daughters Lucille and Wilma with Grandpa Hatch of Detroit visited Old Missouri for a week and returned to work Monday. John Rulons party well attended. Mrs Susie Hart visiting Aunt Laura McGhee. Nile Bauer stayed with her parents Roy Jennings. Elva Monroe visited her parents Dave Monroe. Bennie Burkholder and Carl Logan visited Shelby and J M Logan relatives. Leon Smith's family welcomed a nine pound boy. mother and baby doing nicely. C M Smith ill in Chillicothe with flu.
Community notes from Winigan Creek list visits and family gatherings. Families visiting include Pamper Riddle and Coram, McCollum families, Minor Helms Pearler Bauer and Nester households. Flu illnesses are noted among locals with several sick in bed.
Curt Bauer and Miss Dorothy Wilson attended the show in Brookfield Saturday night. Glenn Bailey visited his grandparents Mr and Mrs Frank Rauer Sunday night. Miss Veda Mitchell called on Miss Mildred Wilson Saturday evening.
Dr M L Haning, resident optician in Browning Missouri, offers eye tests and glasses fitted by appointment.
Dr. E R Duncan associated with Browning Missouri is listed with a contact phone 107 in the local directory.
Mr and Mrs Kermit Woolf and sons visited relatives in Chillicothe. The Ladies Aid met with Mrs Charley Mallett, 13 members attended. Ice shut in social hours and caused travel hazards as farmers wear ice creepers. Lester Lawrence of Cora lost a cow after a fall on the ice.
The Shafter program draws a large audience with plans for weekly Saturday nights. Various residents report illnesses and recoveries, social gatherings, and local visits. Notable incidents include ice damage to vehicles, a broken arm from a fall, and Farm area concerns about livestock care.
Sunday afternoon visitors called at the homes of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Young and son and at the J. R. Wood residence. Mr. and Mrs. T. S. Bartow and their son also spent the afternoon there.
Local notes report miss Irene Pulliam visiting home folks and staying with D L Cady. Several residents suffer illnesses including flu pneumonia and a sick postmaster Dayton Street. Neighbors aid during ice incidents with cows and sleds.
First publication January 21 1937 a trustee sale is announced for the West half of the Southwest quarter of section 21 township 60 range 20 Linn County Missouri. The parcel secured by a 1929 deed of trust will be sold at public auction for cash at the West door of the Linneus courthouse on February 12 1937 between 9 AM and 5 PM to satisfy the note and costs. C M Thornton trustee.
Mr and Mrs Don Shaffer and daughters visited Mr and Mrs C M Nichols and son on Sunday. A large crowd attended the Charley Mallet sale Monday. Monday evening guests included Charley Mallet Emilee Ray Molloy Virgil Sayers Lizzie Rottmann S J Bartow T S Bartow and sons. Mrs S H Hess of Laredo visited her son Geo and family this week, and Mrs W E Sayers and W E were noted in attendance.
Miss Frances Bundridge of east of Cora visited relatives in Kirksville recently. J. H. Tharp of northeast of Cora had a good Jersey cow get down.
Covers reports that Mr. and Mrs. Ross Montgomery will relocate February 1 to the Antone Riddle property. It notes Charley Grice and his wife spent Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. George Pulliam.
Missouri College of Agriculture researchers advise daily wet wash feeding for laying flocks to counter winter daylight and cloudy conditions. Feed at noon by moistening dry mash with warm milk or water to a crumbly mix, enough for 15 minutes, and adjust with fattening mash if weight loss risk appears.
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