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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1927
Page
4
Joe Nickell, editor, notes Brown, Missouri paper issue dated July 14 1927 recounts social visits and neighborly gatherings. Local residents George Bose and others hosted and attended events at various homes with kin from Cincinnati and Colorado visiting relatives in the Browning area. The narrative highlights community life, family visits, and small town happenings including a hospital visit and a baby announcement.
Nort East Linn reports extreme heat stressing corn and gardens. Farmers warn drought pockets threaten yields while communal irrigation and rainfall are eagerly awaited to sustain crops and late-season harvests.
Community residents marked the holiday at Browning Brookfield and Green City while Perry Baker and daughter from Battle Ground visited Aunt Mrs. Maggie Brewer. Otis McCollum and family and J J McCollum attended church at Purdin and visited Vic Jones. F M Cattey took daughter Sarah to Kirksville for appendicitis surgery and reports she is recovering well. A baby girl was born to Ray McCollum and wife J. th.
Local notes recount a dry spell at whiting and warm weather. Brookfield residents H G Tayfe and wife attended. Rob R Jor and Helen Pulliam injured when she fell Monday afternoon. Several visits occur Sunday including Willard Ross and family to Ray Pulliam. Willard Pulliam and Fat Pulliam to B D Monroe. Jake Hague and wife to Chas Pulliam.
Letters of administration on the estate of John F. Swisegood were granted by the Linn County Probate Court in Minichi on June 15 1927 to the undersigned. All claimants must present their claims for allowance within months after letters were granted or be barred from estate benefits. Claims not exhibited within one year from the grant date shall be forever barred. Attest Nolan M. Arnold Administrator Arthur L. Pratt Judge of Probate First Publication June 23rd 1927.
Notice to creditors and interested parties that executor Millard Hall will make final settlement in the Linn County Probate Court at Linneus on August 3 1827. First publication July 7.
A short newspaper note warns that a tightly built barn will become damp and foul smelling unless proper ventilation is provided. The warning emphasizes airflow to prevent moisture buildup harming stored grain and livestock health.
The Dairy Bureau notes cow testing costs America each cow under one cent daily. Crates replace hampers and barrels for shipping cabbage as crates offer sturdiness easier loading and improved ventilation, helping cabbage shown more attractively.
Gross Roads and Cora J. Hi Tharp and husband Al bert Marlay with son Ro visiting B B Maxey home last week. Mack Havens from Colorado visiting relatives. Mrs Howard and son in Milan Monday. Vesta Dodson of Milan visited relatives. J H Tharp and Roy Marlay called on Cleve Jenning Friday evening. Velma Glidewell and Nellie Mac Fora hosted by Hazel Dodson Sunday evening.
An advisory notes the eastern red cedar should not be planted near apple orchards as cedar rust spreads from the cedar to apple tree leaves and fruit, threatening orchard health and yields.
I B H Slater administrator announces final settlement planned at Linn County Probate Court Linneus Missouri on the Sunday of August 1927 first published July 14 1927.
The text notes that discs of cabbage appear on cauliflower turnips Brussels sprouts kale and related weeds such as mustard. It advises avoiding these crops in rotation with cabbage and keeping all related weeds down to prevent issues.
Producers gain efficiency by lowering production costs. Across regions some men incur much lower costs than most neighbors while others run well above the average.
The hog grower should choose a few promising pigs from each year's crop to improve the breeding herd. While an outstanding animal may appear soon after weaning, it is usually better to wait until the pigs reach five to six months of age.
In the estate of Charles F. Peters deceased Vane C Thurlo tends to make final settlement in Linneus on the 8th day of August 1927 Administrator Vane C Thurlo
Weather triggers such as hail drought or frost can stop corn from maturing for siloing leading to cutting while immature and producing silage of fair grade. Mixing immature with more mature corn is advised as a remedy though immature silage tends to be sour and laxative in large quantities.
Cleanliness is essential to successful calf raising. Most calf illnesses arise from poor hygiene or dirty conditions. Keep all milk and feeds fresh and uncontaminated to support healthy growth and prevent disease.
The text advises keeping calf pens clean with dry bedding and sterilized pails, removing discard feed, and brushing boxes. It discusses thinning crooked diseased woodland to straight sound trees, removing slow-growing large trees, and using treated fence posts. It notes reducing tree damage by timely cutting and utilizing lightning-killed trees. It covers rabbit raising stock management and common meat fur varieties, with breeding ages and four litters yearly.
The U S Department of Agriculture notes calcium rich feeds like well cured legume hays support bone building. Cowpea hay tops calcium content, with alfalfa and soybean hays close behind. phosphorus comes from wheat bran, cottonseed meal, soybean meal, oil meal, and red clover.
Olive faces upheaval as Jerry and Emily plan to move south with five children in tow. Dick, once set to marry Olive, reveals he will take Jerry’s job and salary, enabling Olive to wed Jerry and start anew. The family braces for an inland waterway move and a hopeful future in Florida.
The census bureau notes more boy babies than girl babies due to natural balance aims. It argues girls often survive infancy better and may have higher longevity, with women historically doing more work and remaining healthier. The column discusses notable figures, sales pitches, debt, and the idea that money should be actively worked rather than stored in hiding places.
A New York movement aims to revive Shakespeare to restore urban drama amid 1640s public theater shutdowns, with harsher cultural effects cited for the era such as demoralizing influence during wartime and changing fashion.
The text muses on Bacon and Shakespeare authorship, noting records suggest neither cared about the issue and Britain shifts to air defense as planes rise over sea and land, with a cryptic line about an island entering through being an island.
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