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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1945
Page
3
A long list of residents and visitors in Milan and nearby towns, with many names and brief movements. News includes subscriptions renewed, travel to Kansas City and St. Joseph, funeral attendance, wall paper sale, furloughs, and family visits across Purdin Linneus Brookfield and Mendon.
The highway patrol warns that letting him into line could lead to a serious crash. Officials urge motorists to maintain orderly merging and follow traffic signals to prevent collisions.
S/Sgt. Williams was moved to the Pacific War Theater. Edward, before enlisting, taught music mathematics and English at a high school. He will welcome letters from friends. his address is available from his parents Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Williams.
Excerpt notes advance payment on a tag and lists several social calls. Merton Street near Purdiia was in town on Monday afternoon. Mrs Roberta Roller taught at Rothville and visited her sister over the weekend. Maude Morris traveled between Kansas City and Independence Kansas visiting her sister. Mrs Harley Richards and Mrs Fred Cline of Ft Madison Iowa visited J D Burwell's home. Richards is Blaine Gray's daughter. Mr and Mrs R E Harris and daughter Mary Ruth hosted a Friday dinner for Pvt and Mrs Gaylon Fanning and others attended.
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Forsen and Donald visited the Lanes on Sunday. Billy Leslie broke his leg Saturday. Maxine and Junior Thomas visited the Leslies and Billy. Earl Van Dyke and family visited the Triplets. Owen Sayers' sale drew attendees. The Rottmann and Bruce households hosted guests. Teddy Holser slipped on ice and broke her arm. Kenneth Young and boys called on Sunday afternoon.
War production hints discussed at Mea1ville area Busy Bee Club meeting with June Carroll and Ralph Rogers present. After a meal, members donated $5.58 toward the Linn County Honor Roll fund, to be given to committee chair T. T. Lamme.
In Clay Township last week about thirty farm homes signed to receive electricity from the Chillicothe RELA as soon as possible after Germany is defeated. Residents listed as potential signups include Elmer Goes in Eversonville and others in Newton Tharp and East Strawberry districts.
Thirty food leaders from 17 Women's Extension Clubs met at the Christian Church to hear Mrs. Letha Jopling discuss stretching the fruit supply. Leaders prepared ten dishes, sampled them, and will report back to their clubs. Fruits cited as iron rich and minerals providers.
Linn County farmers heed War Food Administration guidance and place 20 to 25 car loads of 30 tons each. The fertilizer is expected to add about 60 000 bushels of corn to this year's crop, reflecting improved production methods to tackle challenges.
Mrs Morgan Buckman of the Mothers Club describes running coarse sandpaper through her sausage grinder and food chopper to restore sharpness. She reports the results as wonderful and cites easier grinding and cleaner cuts.
The Missouri Conservation Contractors Association annual meeting in Columbia drew attendees including John Latta, Jay Magee, Bill Lamme and County Agent Ralph Rogers. Proper terraces keep rolling land farmable and fertile. many progressive farmers lack time or equipment to terrace, creating demand for contractors skilled in water management to build standard terraces on custom bases.
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