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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1936
Page
3
A parade of names shows residents and visitors in Morris and surrounding towns. Mrs Alpha Brantner of North Salem and Joseph Street of Purdin were among Friday callers, with many trips to Milan, Kirksville, Brookfield, Linneus and Galt noted. Families hosted meals and guests, and local events included P. E. O. gatherings and a visit by music head Orvis Atkins.
Citizens Savings Bank approves direct and full loans or deposits as part of a local financial policy. Officials say the move aims to expand access to banking services for residents and businesses, with details pending board approval and implementation timelines.
Community items from residents visiting relatives and neighbors near Sampsell Linneus Cora Huntsville Brookfield Algona Arkansas City Chillicothe and Centerville. Births pregnancies injuries and social calls are listed with names places and dates including a July baby Lloyd Deverne and a porch swing accident with partial recovery. An agricultural note praises Benton Township roadwork overseers John Carter and J T Hooker. Nutrena turkey pellets ad appears at end.
Mrs Roy Jones and children of Kansas City spent the last of the week with her parents Mr and Mrs Millard Hall. Sheriff John Lee and Prosecuting Attorney Merril Montgomery of Milan were here on business the last of the week. Mrs W F Peters is slowly recovering from injuries suffered in an auto wreck days ago. Mrs Mattie Wykoff and son Afton have been in Kansas City for some time and spent the last of the week with her parents Mr and Mrs Warren McClelland of Gilman City and her brother Charles Newton and family who were her guests a short time Tuesday.
A Missouri College of Agriculture program reported a four day poultry course drew 140 attendees, the largest turnout in ten years says H L Kempster poultry department chairman.
A short course for hatcherymen, their employees, and poultry producers covers selecting breeding flocks culling standard qualities pallor testing and disease control. Organized jointly by the Departments of Veterinary Science and Poultry Husbandry at the Missouri College of Agriculture the Missouri Poultry Experiment Station Mountain Grove and the Missouri Poultry Association.
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