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Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1933

Page

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Wheat production to be regulated by man

Economists from the Missouri Agricultural Extension Service and the USDA argue that wheat acreage control remains essential. They say long term production follows acreage trends, with gains from improved varieties and practices, not weather alone. Acknowledging past crop reports, they warn that next year’s surplus is likely if acreage is not reduced.

Missouri Agricultural Extension Service U. S. Department of Agriculture Department United States Robert Hall

Basket Dinner Honors Lynch Family At Rosston Park

A Sunday basket dinner at the Rosston park honored J Lawrence Lynch and son J Lawrence and daughter Miss Ramah. Relatives arrived with baskets and a long noon meal featured fried chicken ham veal loaf bread salads and desserts. Guests present included multiple Nickells Dodsons Woodwards and Fannings with family names listed.

J. Lawrence Lynch Jawrence Ramah Rosston Okla Purdin W. P. Nickell Joe Nickell J. G. Nickell Earl Nickell Vadiss Jimmie Nickell Cecil Dodson Fay Vera Elsie Jean Eunice R.A G.T. Woodward Joe Wyan Mildred F. R Fanning Arlene Gaylan Ruby Calhoun R. E. Harris Mary Ruth Eudora Clayton Dewey Nickell Buddy Fred Leon Jay Nickell Juanita McCollum Wardy Ann Beryl Head Peggy Shirley J. L. Lynch J. Lawrence Miss Ramah Mary Elzabeth Smith

Eye Specialist July 24 Glasses Meet in Milan Hotel

A promotional notice invites readers to a July 24 event with Dr. Palm Optometrist at a Milan hotel offering best glasses and bottom prices with easy terms. The ad highlights an eye care specialist and affordable options for eyewear.

Dr. Palm Milan

Start Toward Railroad Legislation Hailed as Definite Step

A front section outlines emergency railroad legislation in two phases to cut operating costs and curb inequities from competition. It stresses consolidation limits, the need to regulate subsidized waterways and road transport, and notes the economy’s national importance. Church notes follow with sermons, Bible lesson, and a long church social list.

Interstate Commerce Commission

Strayed or Stolen Female English Letter Pup

A four month old female English Letter dog is missing or taken. She is black and white with ticked coat, black ears and black spots on the back. Finder should notify F R Fanning to receive a reward.

F. R. Fanning

Surprise Birthday at Country Home

Herman Smith celebrated his nineteenth birthday with a surprise supper and lawn party at his parents home. Guests arrived with dishes as the evening progressed while Herman was away swimming. He returned to find a bountiful supper prepared.

Herman Smith Herman

Trip to Shenandoah Seed Houses Delightful Excursion

Everett Lambert led a 43 person group from North Salem on a Saturday dawn trip to Henry Field's and Earl E May's seed houses and gardens in Shenandoah Iowa. Participants ranged from 3 months to 74 years with many families and friends enjoying the day and planning a return next year.

Shenandoah Iowa Everett Lambert Henry Field Earl E. May Marjorie Jones Deloris Veda Harold Winigan Lenore William Tully Frances Taylor Verna Alpha Bobby Lee Homer Peavler Carl Peavler Leo Peavler Lafe Peavler Harvey Cordray Virgie Ella Emerson Cordray Margaret Herman Tat McCollum Helen Swisegood Charley Newton Lloyd Newton Doc Smith Mabel and Roll Smith Burl Arthur Emma Oran Fay Jennings Hazel Reba Henry Lambert Enid Basil Eugene Moore Frank Head Kermit Head North Salem Elva Harbourne Purdin Jane

Birthday Party for Phyllis Crowds Night of July 13

One hundred guests gathered at Mr and Mrs John Crowds home to celebrate the 14th birthday of Miss Phyllis. The evening featured singing dancing and party games before midnight as guests departed wishing Phyllis many more happy birthdays.

John Crowdis Phyllis

Rev L B Pipes to Preach at Knifong Chapel

Rev L B Pipes will preach at Knifong Chapel next Sunday morning and evening. Everyone invited to attend these services. Mr Pipes is a contractor and has the contract for a large school building in Carroll county.

L. B.pipes Knifong L. B. Pipes Knifong Chapel Pipes Carroll County

Development of larger schools advised in rural areas

Dr. William J. Cooper urges eliminating small one room schools and forming larger community centers to equalize education for farm children. He recommends transporting sixth grade and up to larger schools where feasible and calls for earnest public discussion. The note includes a club meeting recap with costumes and a Childhood Days program date.

William J. Cooper United States Cooper

Linn County Sunday School Council plans Linneus convention

The Linn County Sunday School Council executive committee met at the U B parsonage to plan the county convention. The M E Sunday school hosts the August 25 1933 Linneus gathering with a welcoming remit. Officers include President Rev Ralph G Allen Marceline and Treasurer E A Loomis Meadville with superintendents Mrs C A Clark Brookfield Mrs Harry Cook Brookfield Rev M S Horn Bucklin and County Secretary Mrs Grace Barber Brookfield.

Linn County Sunday School Council U. B. Parsonage M. E. Sunday School Linneus Ralph G. Allen Marceline L.tharp Meadville E. A. Loomis C. A. Clark Brookfield Harry Cook S. Horn Bucklin M. Y

Willing Workers Club Meeting Notes July 12

The Willing Workers Club met on Wednesday July 12 with Mrs Mabel Brown. The afternoon included discussion of club affairs and a two o'clock business meeting opened by a reading What To Keep by Mrs Mary Vincent. The group noted tardy members faced light punishment before closing.

Anna Hatch Maude Christy Mary Vincent Mabel Brown Willing Workers Club

Sunday Dinner Gathering in Dearborn

Mr and Mrs Harvie Hatch hosted relatives for a Sunday July 16 dinner in Dearborn Michigan. Attendees included Frank Bauer Nile Shelby Leon Gooch Purin Emerson Bauer Laverne Kathleen Junior Schaefer Ave Dewitt Rulon W W Hatch Raymond Lucille Kenneth Riddle Randoll Howard William Harvey Mrs Will Welch and Arthur Anderson. Afterward men watched a ball game and women listened to radio music.

Harvie Hatch Dearborn Mich Frank Bauer Nile Shelby Leon Gooch Purdin Emerson- Bauer Laverne Kathleen Junior Schaefer Ave. Dearborn Dewitt Rulon W. W. Hatch Raymond Lucille Kenneth Riddle Randoll Howard William Harvey Will Welch Arthur Anderson Harve

Trenton Visitor Recalls Train Crash Injury

Boyd Walker and family of Trenton visited Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Steele. Walker reported he was injured in December when his car was struck by a train, hospitalised for months and recently walks with crutches. friends hope he regains strength soon.

Boyd Walker Trenton Glenn Steele Boyd

Twin Boys Born to Fay Bowyers Near City

Mrs. Fay Bowyer and Mr Bowyer welcome twin sons born Friday July 14. Mother and babies are doing well. Attending physician is Dr. Mairs of Trenton. Boys named Donald Fay and Ronald Ray.

Fay Bowyer Babes Nieely Dr.Mairs Trenton Donald Fay Romald Ray

Ice Cream And Cake Social by M E Ladies Aid

The M E Ladies Aid will serve ice cream and cake Saturday night west of the Printing Office area offering a small-town social event with refreshments and community gathering energy.

M. E. Ladies Aid West of Printing Office

Sunday Visitors at the Marvin Home

Sunday visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Marvin included Mr. and Mrs. Carl Raver of Brookfield EM Marvin, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Marvin and sons Bert Jr Charles and Conrad of Kansas City Missouri, Mrs. Dean Day and sons Seeman and Edwin, Mrs. H C Hanson, and Mr and Mrs. T I Seaman of this city.

J.E. Marvin Carl Raver Brookfield Marvin Bert Marvin Bert, Jr Charles and Conrad Kansas City Dean Day Seeman Edwin HC. Hanson T. I Seaman City

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