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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1940
Page
8
A brief note says eggs are worth more than last year and government forecasts expect higher poultry prices after mid year 1940. Based on crop reporting service data, the predictions are presented as unprejudiced and historically reliable.
Churches of Christ and Baptist Church announce Sunday School at 10:00 a m with supts Jas P Bolling Carl Drake and H L Schrock and pastor O W Ethington preaching on 1st and 3rd Sundays. Mrs Roy Calhour hosts revival event Thursday January 25 1940 at 7 30 p m with Browning expected.
Mrs. Guy Adams hosts an Easter Cantata this Friday at 7 30 PM inviting all interested. The event welcomes all attendees to join in the holiday program.
The article notes high tax complaints while praising government data as valuable for planning. It states government findings indicate higher returns for poultry and eggs this year and asks readers if they will take advantage of better prices. It mentions encouragement for Middle Western poultry raisers and references January 1 data for New England.
Frank Priebe notes nationwide declines in chick orders with 44 percent fewer in the nation, 29 percent in the Middle Atlantic, 11 percent in the South Atlantic, and 31 percent on the West Coast. He urges spring hatching to boost fall prices and advises urgency for producers.
The past three weeks brought real winter weather as residents shared time with relatives. Janie Ruth McCollum visited grandparents Otis and? McCollum Saturday night. Agnes Lattman returned home after weeks visiting her sister in Texas. Milo Bailey and Iowa relatives spent a week with Arthur Fatson’s family and others before returning home Sunday. Lane Bailey and wife accompanied them. Mr. Perry Christian and others visited Art Milburn Sunday evening at Will Abbott’s. Elbert Coram and Mrs. Will Abbott hosted Sunday night with Miss Lee Anna Scott also present.
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