Wowning Leader Record in Browning Missouri
Joe Nickell editor, entered at the Brown iay post office in Browning Missouri as second class mail matter July 8 1897.
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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1931
Page
4
Joe Nickell editor, entered at the Brown iay post office in Browning Missouri as second class mail matter July 8 1897.
The article notes that July 4 marks the deaths of John Adams, Thomas Jefferson, and James Monroe. Adams and Jefferson died in 1826 within hours of each other, while Monroe died on July 4, 1831. It highlights Adams shaping opinion, Jefferson drafting the Declaration, and Monroe's Monroe Doctrine as lasting legacies.
An article outlines how to rid poultry houses of hen cooties. Dr. H A Wilson recommends dipping birds in a warm diluted sodium fluoride solution and thorough cleaning of coops before roosting. A nicotine sulphate and crankcase oil mix is advised to paint roosts and walls for mite control.
Fred Tunnell transported stock to Kansas City Tuesday market. Willie Nickell renewed home paper for two years. Enid Oklahoma visitors Mr. and Mrs. Freeman and sons stayed with relatives. Several families, including Cokerhams Almond Shouse and Ivans, visited Green City. A 12 year old boy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sims, died Tuesday afternoon after an accident with a rotary hoe.
State Finance Commissioner S L Cantley urges rapid use of over four million dollars in liquidated assets from closed state banks to aid farmers with harvesting and fall planting. He has written to deputy commissioners overseeing liquidations stressing depositors as the chief consideration.
Ed Hollon of Browning helped Ralph Morris cultivate the first of the week. Charley Pipes went to Browning Tuesday to have his foot dressed and now walks without crutches. Waverly and Carol Pipes visit grandmother Mrs. Molly Pipes. Miss Ella Christy visited Lucille and Ella Morris Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Pipes and Charley Pipes and Ralph Morris were Saturday visitors in Chillicothe.
Zella Thurlo of Browning and Marjorie Thurlo of Chillicothe are visiting the Morris home this week. Charley Williams of Browning delivered oil in the community on Monday morning.
Letters testamentary granted to D E Morelock as executor by the Linn County Missouri Probate Court on June 29 1931. Claimants must exhibit within six months or be barred from estate benefits. if not shown within one year from grant date, claims are forever barred. Arthur L Pratt Judge of Probate.
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