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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1936
Page
4
A column mixes poultry market advice with a pasted diary of light anecdotes. It urges selling eggs when prices rise and holding hens when neighbors flood the market, then records odd weekday notes about friends and cryptic business talk with scattered names and humorous misunderstandings.
Joint Annual Convention plans for the American Legion and Auxiliary Second District unfold at Brookfield on Sunday July 26 with Comrade Sam Reynolds as principal speaker. Other officials and a parade program are listed. A dry hot week dominates local weather with record temperatures from 100 to 110.
The note states pricing policy uses a live and let live approach. It emphasizes flexible rates and customer friendly terms without detailing specific amounts or products.
For Sheriff we are authorized to announce the name of Guy T. Carter of Browning for the office of sheriff of Linn county, subject to the action of the Republican voters at the August primary election.
Dr Q H Becker of Duncan township is a candidate for the office of Sheriff of Sullivan County subject to Democratic voters at the August primary election.
The entry lists A. T. Havens of Pleasant Hill township Harold E. L. Mason of Marceline and Max Brown of Lineus as candidates for Linn County Prosecuting Attorney Sheriff in the August primary. Chevrolet reports record truck sales for the first six months of 1936 with 119,294 new units, a 26,091 rise from 1935, and broad regional gains across nine sectors led by the Eastern region.
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