Drought Aid Measures Include Soil Payments and Feed Agency
The county plans Class II soil conserving payments averaging $10.40 per acre with adjustments per farm productivity, plus a soil-building option. A Federal Livestock Feed Agency in Kansas City will aid drought areas by linking buyers and sellers of feeds and livestock, without purchasing or loaning funds.
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Ivan County
Sullivan County
Rolla A. Baugher
Urgency
Dought Agency
Federal Livestock Feeds Agency
Kansas City
Missouri
Baugher
Regi
Pollock
Agriculural Extension Service
Bureau of Agricultural Economies
Information Service
Cattle Salt Needs Year Round Pasture Access
J. E. Comfort of the Missouri College of Agriculture urges cattle to have free access to common salt at all times. Many stockmen use a simple mineral mix alongside salt, especially in pasture season when calcium and phosphorus are needed. A mix of ground limes stone, bone meal, and salt is effective and cheap, kept in a pasture box with fresh supply as needed, plus loose salt always available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Comfort
Missouri College of Agriculture
Catte
Stitch and Chatter Club Met on July 9
The Stitch and Chatter Club met on July 9 with 17 members and several visitors. Members sewed and priced quilt blocks after dinner, and a business meeting followed with a roll call, fortune tell, and a Lord's Prayer closure. Plans: July 23 meeting with Lucille Hanman and a Remember-Achievement event on August 26 at Browning Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comora Abbott
Sallie
Goldie Abbott
Amelia Kelley
Kathryn
Bessie
Goldie
Alice
Lucille Hanman
Mary Tucker
Sallie Wyatt
Dorothy Quigley
Josephine DeVere
Merilee
Waverly Veareey Merilee
Beverly Kelley
Carlotta Jacobs
Mary
Gary Hansman
John Allen Kelley
John Walden Abbott
Marlin Steele
B. J
Beryl
Ray
Paul Lambert
Jake Quigley
Raymond DeVore
Ellis Abbott
Browning Park
C. R
Home Workers Club Meeting Notes June 25
Mrs Millie Belcher hosted the Home Workers Club on Thursday afternoon June 25. Fifteen members and two visitors attended with Verle Riddle and Garnelle Falconer among participants. The contest favored the gold side with plans to entertain the 4 H girls and later host ice cream and cake for guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millie Belcher
Home Workers Club
Old Rugged Cross
Marilee Mundell
Phyllis Mundell
Miarene Stone
Hart Stalts
Verle Riddle
Garnelle Falconer
Kartha'een Stephenson
Helen
Doris Havens
Linneus and Browning Battle at Brown ing Park Diamond
Baseball game scheduled for Sunday July 19 features Linneus versus Browning at Brown ing Park Diamond. Batteries: Linneus Hills and Dray Browning Baker and J Moore. Admission 20 cents for gents 10 cents for ladies and children.
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Linneus
Browning
Browning’Park
Neus
Hills and Dray
Baker and J. Moore
Bridal shower and bridge breakfast for Miss Lorene Burkholder
Mrs. C. W. Gooch hosted a Tuesday morning bridal shower and bridge breakfast for Miss Lorene Burkholder who will wed Mr. Stephen A. Deming of Kansas City this week. Burkholder received many beautiful gifts from attendees and friends unable to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Gooch
Lorene Burkholder
Stephen A. Deming
Kanas City
Burkholder
Local Socials Note Winners and Guests listed
Weakfast awards favors for high seo went to Mrs Neet and Miss Burkholder while traveling prize was won by Mrs Darr. Guests included Mesdames Leatha Bailey Ada Bolling Kathryn Calshoun Opal Carter Eunice Dickinson Frances Grice Edna Forbes Berytha Haning Velma Jennings Beverly Moore Evelyn Neely Lela Neet Ila Nevins Hazel Peterson Oma Rudloff Pearle Thurlo Lola Lantz Lila Williams and Misses Orryl Adams Lorene Burkholder Marjorie Rinehart. For sale Winter barley pasturetrain crop W B Arnold Phone 0F3 Browning Mo.
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Neet
Miss Burkholder
Darr
Mesdames Leatha Bailey
Ada Bolling
Kathryn Calshoun
Opal Carter
Eunice Dickinson
Frances Carr
Jennie Glaze
Rances Grice
Edna Forbes
Berytha Haning
Velma Jennings
Beverly Moore
Evelyn Neely
Lela Neet
Ila Nevins
Hazel Peterson
Oma Rudloff
U B Workers Club Meeting Notes and Notices
Mrs Lavaughn Miller hosted the U B Workers Club on a Wednesday afternoon. The program included an opening song, roll call, a pickle recipe, Minnie Stesle stunt, and training the mouse by Nannie Cokerham. A current events note and a proposed next meeting date with Mrs Maggie dgle are recorded, plus an orphan adoption notice seeking suitable children in specified counties.
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Lavaughn Miller
U. B. Workers Club
America
Elsie Stesle
Ivie Miller
Nannie Cokerham
Jesus
Nannie
Helen
Nola Cokerham
Elsie
Steele
Dora
Ivie
Lavaughn
Miller
Kathryn Smith
Richard Dale
Donald Dean Cokerham
Estelen
Donnie Ray Miller
Maggie
C. R
Trust in the Lord at Morris Chapel July 26
The E Church South urges members to seek the Lord's favor through prayer and worship. It invites all to attend Sunday services with church school at 10 am and preaching at 11 am and 8 pm. The last quarterly conference of the season meets at Morris Chapel on July 26, inviting attendance.
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Church
South
David
Paul
Morris Chapel
W. M. Owen
Nine Pound Hen Day Sells Jersey Giants at Auction
Mrs W Skeen sold Stamper Pro dos ten hundred hens during Nine Pound Hen Day. One hen weighed nine and a half pounds, others averaged nearly six pounds. The birds were Jersey Giant variety.
Young couple wed at Browning in church ceremony
Fredrick W. Remick of Linneus and Miss Leone M. Kimbrough of Purdin married by Rev. Owen at 8 30 in Browning. Attendants Misses Leone Kimbrough Ruth Johnson. Bride daughter of Marm Kimbrough has kept house for her father. Groom son of Mr and Mrs Sam Remick, a teacher, class of 32 Linnell High, now at State Teachers College Kirksville. Bride to stay with father. groom to finish summer college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredrick W. Remick
Linneus
Leone M. Kimbrough
Purdin
Browning
Owen
Loene Kimbrough
Ruth Johnson
Marm Kimbrough
Purdin High School
Sam Remick
Linnell High School
State Teachers ‘College
Kirksville
Wedding Rings of Enduring Quality Unite Ruby Spray and Arlo Smith
Miss Ruby Spray of Green City and Arlo Smith of North Salem were married on Saturday July 4 at Rev Maple's Green City home. She is daughter of Alfre Spray. he is youngest son of T M Smith near North Salem. They will live on a farm near North Salem with Mr and Mrs Tom Di as attendants.
Legion And Auxiliary Special Meeting Notice
Claude H Myers Post No 274 schedules a special meeting Monday night July 20 to elect delegates to District and Dept conventions All members urged to attend The meeting is called for eight o clock C L McCormick Commander Lucille Kolasch President
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion and Auxiliary
Claude H Myers
C. L. McCormick
Lucille Kolasch
Borrowed house jacks notice by J W Cordray
The party who borrowed two house jacks from L C Wykoff is asked to return them to J W Cordray. No further details are provided about dates or location.
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L. C. Wykoff
J. W. Cordray
Elections Judges Appointed for August Primary 1936
The following lists appointment of judges for the August 4 primary across districts. Democrats name W F, Mrs Alice Barron, Roy Baugher, Mrs Ind. Republicans include Mamie Baker West, W H Brown, on. Benton North Democrats A M Baker, Lucille Stultz, D R Sheen. Republicans Leon Vincent, Tosie Jones, Fay Peterson. Benton South Democrats J J Purdin, W T Myers, Mrs F G Hardin. Republicans Robert Shouse, Fannie Head, Charles L Grice. Brookfield 1st Ward Democrats Thos L Byrd, Thos Kirk, Mrs Mayme Jones. Republicans Mrs Daisy Kinney, Gilmer Banning, Wm Lines. Brookfield 2nd Ward Democrats Venable, Edward Stephens, Mrs Ida Garrett. Republicans Walter Cramer, C H
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F
Alice Barron
Roy Baugher
Ind
Mamie Hol
Baker West
Dei W. H. Brown
Everett Schreckhise
Lois Rulon
Benton North
A. M. Baker
Lucille Stultz
D. R Sheen
Leon Vincent
Tosie Jones
Fay Peterson
Benton South
J. J. Purdin
W. T. Myers
F. G. Hardin
Robert Shouse
Fannie Head
Charles L Grice
Brookfield
Thos. L. Byrd
Thos. Kirk
Mayme Jones
Daisy Kinney
Gilmer Banning
Wm. Lines
Demo- Ylor Venable
Edward Stephens
Ida Garrett
Walter Cramer
C. H
Letter to Poultry Raisers on Market Rushes
A reader laments panic selling of livestock during drought like conditions. Heat scorches grain and drives farmers to cull hogs and hens, echoing past cycles as prices fall in Chicago. The writer warns against nationwide feverish selloffs and underscores scarcity of options for desperate producers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
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Drouth
Stitch and Chatter Club
W. B. Arnold
Browning, Mo
Sullivan
Putman
Adair
Linn
Standy
Mercer
Sulivan
Orphans’ Home Committee
Methodist Ladies Aid
Humphreys
Rev. Owen
Leona M. Kimbrough
Fredrick Remick
Win, Donovan
Hugh Scott
Dave Uppinghouse
Win
M. James, Jr
J. J. Ausmus
Inez Cowan
Charles Clements
M.verend
Milton Yngl Assicanz
Gordon Mosley
Francis Carr
Alice Carel
Bucklin East
John Hutchens
Ella Lamkin Ank
Lula Burnett
Maud Milsap
Elizabeth Hayes
Ed Harriman
Lucinda Hayes
Jess Osborn
Cley
Harvey Ogan
Gladys
Singletor
J.C. Vanborn
Enterprise
Carol Schrindter
Harold Abbott
A. H. Woodside
Robert Steel
Grantsville
Ross Lyons
A. R. Henry
Roy J. Guyer
Eleanor Guyer
Jackson
Oa Creason
Spencer Bowyer
Alta Stevenson
Hugh Stewart
Nelson McCrary
Cecil Reedon Libby
Re T. Patterson
Ellen W. Charles Frakes
Ross Welsh
Florence Adams
Locust Creek
William Trippeer
Jay Knapp
Allie Brown
E. S. McClanahan
Susie
Western
W. A. Southerland
Aile- Brown
ES. Terwillinger
Jennie Hargadine
Marceline
Nadine Teeters
David Hapr
Joan Albert Alderson
Ruth HL Donivan
Mathis
Elizabette
James &Son
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