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Browning Leader Record in Browning, Missouri

08 Jul 1943

Page 5

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Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1943

Page

5

Local Personalities Visit and Travel Notes

A long list of visits and business trips from Milan and nearby towns includes Mrs. Otto Johnson in Kansas City on business Friday, Clay Moore of North Salem and many others visiting relatives and attending matters in Brookfield Kirksville and Kansas City. The column notes social calls, hosted dinners and engagements, and Army and civil service updates.

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Otto Johnson Kansas City Clay Moore North Salem Porter Sayre F. L. Maggart C. C. Linhart Jimmie Nickell Brookfield Carl Jones B. H. Peterson Ruth Brown Jeff Elliott Milan T. S. Ellicott Loren Elliott Gene Carter Edgar Carter George Mathews Kansas City Star-Times Browning D. G. Freeland Glenn Freeland Neal Freeland Sam Warren Larry Foxe Charles Bethell Pensacola Fla James Neet Nona Walter G. Smith Near North Salem Smith George Crooks Walter Crooks Roland Gooch Patricia Gooch Lola Rae Bartow Bogard C. H. Best U. S. Maritime Service Jack Russell Bartow Sheepshead Bay New York von Dean Ogle T. S. Bartow George Alexander Kirksville May Alexander Ivah Carr J. H. Calhoun Ira Davis van Arnold Glenn Robinson Lee Summit M. L. Haning Virgie Haggard Charlene Gann Robert Morrow Moberly Morrow Leo Jones Mary Ruth Eudora. Harris Hannibal R. E. Harris B. D. Creason Pfc Joe McDaniel Farlene Peters Chicago Evert Hollon Mary Sue Bennett Mr. Simpson Fayette Arthur Bennett Lora Carter Joan King Carter Kansas W.L. Myers Lula Carter Fern W. J. Cokerham Tom Reilly Hinsdale Ill Lois Maggart Aurora Dowell Creason Helena Montana Cordray van Christy Charles Edward Christy Grim-Smith _hospital W. L. Myers Lula Carter J. B. Carter Jackie Gooch Harris Reta Doris Fuller Jerry Page Gertie Page John Meaty Nyw Grover Gable Donald Ray Neely Jimmie Rudloff Breshier A Nts J. E. Off K. M. Duncan Robert Moore T. M. Smith Lessie M. McLelland Noble Head Leo Brinkley Dan Miller Harry Rhodes Frances Lawrence Earl Nickell W. R. Rhodes Sandra Glenn Dickie Cpl Gilbert C. Knapp Camp Roberts California A J. Knapp W. F. Peters Fred Lay San Diego Calif Browning Lumber Company Samuel Cox Beva Jean Joyce Bumgarner Ray Pulliam Purdin Crawford Nellie Seaman C. J Chappell DeVon Glaze Culver-Stockton College Mary Watson Betty Kuhn Carl Drake Nellie Stone C. L. McCormick W. T. Nickell Alva Hoerrmann and Near Winigan W. P. Nickell Clayton Harris Eudora Harris Canton C. W. Gooch Roy T. Jones Grim-Smith Hospital Jimmie Rudleil John Jimmie Atkins Ovid Atkins L. J. Vincent Francis Hatch Ola Hatch Lansing, Mich Francis North Africa
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Rooster Week at Bauer's Store North Salem Missouri

Rooster Week promotion announced at Bauer's Store in North Salem offering 16 cents per pound for roosters. Community notes list visits, travels, and local social events with many names and hometowns referenced across Mo and nearby towns.

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Bauer’s North Salem
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Highway fatalities rise on our roads this year

Fifty six people have been killed on our highways this year in crashes where cars ran off the roadway. Tired or sleepy driving is risky driving.

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Our Capital's Birthday and Early Washington History

The article explains Washington D C as the national capital born July 16 1790 when Congress met in Philadelphia and set a ten mile square site on the Potomac despite land ceded by Maryland and Virginia. It notes delays for offices housing and funds, a French planner, surveyor Elliott, the 1800 census listing 14093 residents, and early turmoil including discharges finances and a statewide lottery in Maryland to sustain building amid two wars.

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District of Columbia Washington Congress of the United States Philadelphia Potomac Maryland Virginia George Washington Federal City Elliott White House
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Sewing machine clinic offered by county agents

Homeworkers from the Dry Ridge neighborhood attend a sewing machine clinic this Friday. Fowl pox is described as a destructive disease reducing egg production. vaccination is simple and effective, best at 8 to 12 weeks. See your local druggist and follow bottle instructions.

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Dry Ridge
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Steam Can Processing Guidance for Jars

Instructions note that water to cover jars is unnecessary in steam cookers. Begin timing once full steam circulates as in water bath method and maintain continuous steam circulation.

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Join the U S Crop Corps to aid farm harvests

A public notice invites volunteers to join the Crop Corps and assist farmers with harvest labor. Local Farm Labor Mobilization Committee members identify who seeks help in their area.

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U. S. Crop Corps Farm Labor Mobilization
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Homemakers Club Decks Canning and Freezer Locker Demo

The Homemakers of Marceline host a canning and freezer locker demonstration this week showcasing practical food preservation methods and kitchen safety tips for families.

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Marceline
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Time-Saving Kitchen Make Ahead Sauces and Mixes

A guide to preparing large batches of white sauce for soups and casseroles plus homemade biscuit and pie mixes. Emphasizes batch cooking to cut meal prep time and simplify weeknight dinners.

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Dried milk cited as best treatment for coccidiosis

A historical note attributes the most effective treatment of coccidiosis to using dried milk.

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Feeding Chickens and Sheep Sale Advice from Old Farm Notes

The guidance suggests using skim sour or butter milk in a seven to ten day ration for chickens and advises if milk is dried to mix four to six pounds with mash. Liquid milk can replace water and grain can replace mash. Put out feed at roost time with ample green feed. Also advise selling all ewes that failed to raise a lamb this year.

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Burch 4 H Hab Clothing Group Meets at Kennedy Home

The clothing project group of Burch 4 H hab met at Virgil Kennedy's home with leader Mrs. Virginia Hatch. The girls began work on their dresses at the coming meeting.

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Burch 4-H Hab Virgil Kennedy Virginia Hatch
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Trim Spirea For Spring Bloom And Control Growth

Trim the spirea now to promote a full bloom next spring and prevent overgrowth. Remove dead wood and thin where branches cross to improve air flow and plant health. Maintain a balanced shape.

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Patterns for home made accessories now in Extension Office

The Extension Office now offers patterns and instructions for DIY accessories. The items cover various craft techniques and project ideas. Staff advise visiting the office to browse available patterns and get guidance.

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Buel Orpha Shoemaker McLarney Hospital Orpha Frances Lou Lawrence Mary E. Smith Frances Lou St. Louis Ray Nickell David Forbes U.S.N.R Erio Detroit Norfolk R. C. Valentine Co Marshalltown Iowa Fred Lay and Son T. R. McArtor Edgar Hoselton W. A. Band Lester Harris L. W. Hummell Leon Kenley H. L. Adams C. L. McQuown Columbia Marjorie Stephenson Truman Stepheson A. L. Brown Oren Wykoff Near Edna Falconer Helen Arlo Truitt Harold Elliott George Taylor George Fields Newton Millard McClaren Lula Brumbaugh Betty Jean Woolf Marie Woolf Helen Linhart Mrs. E.S. Linhart Donald Glenn Meeker John T. Hooker Browning Lumber CO Jay Griffis Jay Grim- Smith Hospital A. A. Brehm Jerry Lee Shelbina Huldah Phipps George Robinson Gloria Brehms J. D. Seaman Icy Brehm Our Law G. A. Koon M.D. Eye Brookfield, Mo Frances Office U. S Staley Central Co-Operative Harvey Shannon Mgr WAR Wait Farm CAR OF Lumber Shiplap Blair Browning, Missouri F. L. Hollby
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