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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1932
Page
3
A long community notes page lists residents and visitors from Milan Purdin near Humphrey and Kirksville with business calls family visits and travel. Mentions include J R Kenley reaching better health W W and M J Williams in Brookfield and Kansas City trips along with several weddings funerals and church events.
Mr and Mrs J E Marvin hosted a Sunday dinner with guests including Mr and Mrs Mack Havens and niece Maxine Havens of Lamar Colorado Ed Marvin of Chicago James Havens and daughters Helen and Dorris Mr and Mrs Kenneth Gramling and children Mrs Liera Bauer and son Richard. A most enjoyable day was spent at this hospitable home.
Relatives gathered Monday at the home of Mr and Mrs Dewey Nickell for a Fourth of July meal. Attendees included Mr and Mrs J W Jacobs, Mrs J G Nickell, Jay Leon and Fred Nickell, Mr and Mrs Beryl Head and daughters, and Mr and Mrs Verl Dell.
Farmers should cultivate corn after laying by to pack the ground and prevent weed growth. Using a one horse harrow or plow aids moisture retention and root protection, with potential yield increases of five bushels per acre in dry July and August, per John W. Guyer farm test showing four bushels.
Striped migrating potato bugs arrived in the Forker community last week in great numbers and destroyed gardens overnight. Mrs. Jake Clough sprayed her garden with arsenate of lead. by morning the pests had left. Arsenate of lead is not poisonous to humans or washables. it does not seem to poison potato bugs but they avoid treated plants.
H L Kempster of Missouri College of Agriculture stresses vigilant care for pullets. Key points include shade and clean water, protection from sun, mite control, ample feeding equipment, and good ventilation. He recommends corn-field brood options, arbors, frequent water-cleaning, and active mite prevention with cleaning and oil-based sprays.
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