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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1934
Page
3
Community names, visits, and travels feature in this Linneus bulletin. Dr. Hanna advertises eye care at Owl Drug Store. Residents and guests include Atkins, Barrows, Smith, Adams, Rush, Morelock, Burkholder, Brownback, Parkins, Marvin, and many extended family ties across Linneus, Meadville, Huntsville, Brookfield, and nearby towns. Stray calf notice closes the item.
Summers Floral Company advertises wedding and occasion flowers while noting visits from the Fleming, Trader, Worley, Adams, Lay and Vroom families. Travel mentions include Earl M. Palmer’s trip to Absarokee Montana and substitutions on rural route service by Jimmie Robison.
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Harris were in St. Louis yesterday. Mrs. Josie Jones visited Linneus on Monday. Mrs. Sara Keithley, Mrs. W. C. Christy and her son Charles Edward with Mildred Woodward stayed in Brookfield Tuesday as guests of Mrs. M. W. Hanna. J. S. Harmon and J. P. Bolling shipped two car loads of fine cattle to Chicago on Tuesday. Mr. Harmon accompanied the shipment.
Writes from Kansas City Missouri dated July 15 1934 report a subscription renewal and money enclosed. The letter notes the wife’s dental pain relieved by Dr Duncan, hot weather with light rain, and a visit from Brother Rush who left for Muskogee. Also mentions Leo Jones Mrs Roy T Jones and two daughters and a Wednesday Bill Rinehart visit.
H Clay Jones laments high prices and hard times while recounting a legal scare under the NRA. He notes paying a hefty fine to avoid jail and resents the administration, arguing that second hand buyers are laboring class and predicting worsening conditions as winter approaches.
Ten days of extreme heat in Missouri push temperatures to 110 degrees with scorching winds. Corn crops suffer severe damage with upland varieties nearly ruined and bottom lands at risk. Water scarcity grows as creeks dry up and residents haul water while seeking new wells to secure supply.
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