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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1932
Page
3
Dr Hanna visits and numerous locals from Cora Linneus and Kirksville seen in town. Many family gatherings, hospital runs, theater ads and upcoming sales fill the week with Mr. and Mrs. Bagley and Kin among the visitors.
Bug hints warn chinch bugs migrating into corn with the first brood nearing maturity and a second attack in four to six weeks. Wet hot weather may save infested corn, while piling sun-heated corn or sour piles can encourage disease among bugs. Potatoes bugs are dying out with lime and arsenate of lead. tomatoes are safe after washing. Walnut caterpillars can be poisoned with arsenate or lead spray. Saturday shipments were strong to a good market. J N Chambers attends the State Rural Letter Association in Hannibal Friday and Saturday. Mrs J N Chambers substitutes. Dr R L Martin and wife of Texas visit. L G Hamner and wife visit relatives in Brookfield. Lester Shobe of Denver visits Mrs D L Cady.
Lena Gooch of Browning Missouri recalls a severe June 19 1932 windstorm that struck their town destroying trees and homes while sparing lives. She mourns the loss of sheltering trees and notes gratitude that no one was killed and that dwellings survived the "awful blow."
Joe Nickell posts a notice warning berry pickers to keep off his farms, seeking to prevent trespass on multiple parcels and protect crops.
Letters testamentary granted July 11 1932 for the estate of John H Dunkin to executor Harvey H Pankin by the Probate Court of Linn County Missouri. Claimants must file within six months for allowance and within one year to avoid bar. Arthur L Pratt Judge of Probate.
Mrs. K W Gooch and children visited her parents D L Cady on Sunday. W C Cassity and wife dined with Mayor Pulliam. Edward Henderson and grandson Leslie of Denver are visiting Wm Pulliam. Ed Pulliam spent Sunday in Meadville with Ada Cady. D L Cady attended the Rural Letters Carrier Association event in Brookfield. G Johnson and J N Chambers travelled to Chicago.
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