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Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1940

Page

8

Blue Grass Seed Industry Brings Cash in Sullivan County

An estimated 50,000 industry value compiles from Sullivan County blue grass seed, with about 3000 harvested acres and 50 local workers during peak stripping and curing. Prices average 75 cents to 1 dollar per acre, and potential expansion could cover the entire county for added farmer income.

Sullivan County Fred McClaren Harris McClaren Henry S. Fickland Fickland Kentucky

Chas McGee and Partner Battle Chinch Bugs with Oil Barrier

According to Chas McGee and John Todd who share corn, chinch bugs sometimes reach two inches deep in post holes. They built an oil barrier between wheat and corn to stop bug movement, with early reports of success and hopes to save most of their crop. Nearby farmer Mr Courtney is also using a barrier to protect corn. The method relies on oil barrier effectiveness and ongoing maintenance. Mr McGee believes the effort will save several acres of corn. Ou is still available through the

Chas. McGee John Todd Courtney Os Y Mr. McGee

Letter From Kansas City Kansas City

A 1940 Kansas City reader writes of daily life and politics. He notes Keith’s strong college progress, highlights Willkie as a presumed winner, and criticizes the cabinet. The writer mourns George Peters, praising his character and faith as Browning loses a respected citizen.

Kansas City Guilford Keith Willkie Harry Woodring Kansas John J. Ingall George Peters Browning First Order Death

Halerville Visitors List Over Weekend

Last week visitors of Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Young included Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Williams and Larry of Dallas Texas, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Crooks and Norma Jean, Mr. and Mrs. Billie Keeling, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Crooks and Miss Wilma Young of Kansas City, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Bruce and Joahn of Chillicothe, and Mr. and Mrs.

W. R. Young Curtis Williams Larry Dallas Texas Jimmie Crooks Norma Jean Billie Keeling Cecil Crooks Wilma Young Kansas City Alvin Bruce Joahn Chillicothe

Local Visitors and Illness Update Across Families

Wednesday visitors included Kenneth Young and Russell with the Keeling Williams and Young families. Many relatives gathered for dinners and visits across Shafer Cooper and Mumpower families as health notes improved for Gertie Cooper and Frank Searcy.

Kenneth Young Russell Billie Keeling Curtis Williams Larry Anna Young Harold Dudley Gertie Cawood Harry Charley Jim Shafer G. A. Cooper Nancy Jerome Morris Crookshanks Ronald and Jerry Ed Sayers W. E Carolee F. G. McKickle Marshall C. M. Nichols R. F. Gooch Ralph Creason Mildred Cooper Pearce Santa Fe New Mexico Frank Searcy Yvonne Wood Kansas City

Quiet Independence Day Festivities Mention Local Visitors

Warm weather persists and rain is sought as Fourth of July celebrations unfold quietly in the area. North Salem dance draws attendees while families visit relatives in Kirksville and nearby towns. Fireworks delight youths as residents share visits at the Britton and Riley homes.

North Salem H. E. Litton California Norris Knifong Richard A. L. Knifong E. W. Riley Eugene Jno. Tucker Wm. Riley Chas. Newton Haskell Spencer and Sons Lyle Britton Evelyn Brantner Stanley Riley Earl Smith Brookfield Lloyd Newton Donald Jennings Browning

Fourth of July Gatherings Across North Salem

Residents and relatives share July Fourth celebrations at multiple homes including the Smiths Pearlers and Bunch families. Visits from Emma Almond and Indiana guests mark a weekend of meals ice cream and shows with numerous family dinners and Sunday gatherings.

Cora Carmack Shirley Dean Bauer Chas. Newton Charley Pearler Nolan Cassity Edna Mae Marceline T. M. Smith Charley L. A. Dickinson Mr. Dickinson Emma Almond LaPlata Emmaline Carmack Cora Gene Moore Bird Arthur Oren Jennings Fay Jennings Joe Head Bill Catharine Bull Leo Pearler Herman Allen Bobby Corda Bunch Taylor Oral Riddle Bennie Eldon Reba Lambert Bud Dillinger Winnie Riddle Salem Garrett Purdin Bernie Brantner John Lee Arlo Smith Herman Smith Brookfield Ray Bauer Ella Cordray J. E. Lambert Guy Minor Ella Minor Jordan, Ind Olen Minor Jo Ann Wheatfield Ind

Ladies Quilt For Church Repairs In North Salem

North Salem residents report quilting sessions at the church on July 3 and 8 to make a quilt for church repairs. They plan another gathering on July 17. Local social notes include Geneive Arnold and Earl Smith visiting from KSTC and various family visits and travels around town.

Geneive Arnold Earl Smith K.S.T.C Monay Charley Cordray Brookfield Ray Bauer Chillicothe Walter Smith John James McCollum Dewey Riddle Arthur Pearler St. Catherine Ramah McCollum Emmaline

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