Joe Nickell EDITOR at Brown ing Post Office
The fragment notes Joe Nickell listed as editor at the Post Office in Brown ing, Missouri, with a second class mail matter notation dated June 8, 1897.
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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1932
Page
2
The fragment notes Joe Nickell listed as editor at the Post Office in Brown ing, Missouri, with a second class mail matter notation dated June 8, 1897.
Authorized notices announce James G. Nickell of Duncan township as a Republican candidate for Sullivan County Sheriff in the August primary. George W. Wood of Clay township seeks the Linn County Sheriff seat as a Democratic candidate in the August primary.
L M Watson of North Salem township announces candidacy for Linn county sheriff subject to Democratic voters will in the August primary election.
The text lists Noah Head of North Salem township as a candidate for Linn county sheriff subject to Republican voters will in the August primary.
This week in Shelby a heat wave keeps residents indoors while L. T. Finney and family visit Ben McGhee’s and Ray Bauer with wife spend time with homefolk. A large crowd attends a Thursday musical in Shelby. Shelby Baseball Club defeats Nind 14 to 3. Sheep Club and Sewing Club Girls host an ice cream supper at N. A. McDonnald’s. H. L. Wilson visits Brookfield. Ralph Pearler’s house burns Friday night and his barn burns Sunday.
Mrs D W Foster and others call on Mrs Sam Swearengen Thursday evening. Families visit in Brookfield and Green City areas. Roy Neely aids Jimmie Glidewell with harvest. D W Foster and others host visitors. health update on Mrs Russell Franklin.
Several residents attended a Sunday speaking event in Milan. Mrs. Martin Davis returned home Sunday after a two month visit in Green City.
In dry conditions residents express need for rain. Local social notes include Dick Johnson returning from Minnesota and several families visiting, hosting, or sharing meals. The Phillips family served ice cream and fried fish while neighbors recall a damaged apple tree and ongoing farm work.
Mrs Frank Searcy spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs Susie Gooch. Families of Wood, Gooch, Bartow visited relatives. Hastville Aid Society met at Mrs Will Pendergast home. A S Bartow traveled to Kansas City. S J Bartow and Ernest Noel visited J W and Darrell Rottman. Walter J Gooch Jr and H V Campbell hosted visitors. Josephine Morris and Velda Trommerhouser hosted gatherings.
Sunday marked the sixth birthday for a resident with gifts including Mary Francis Overall Mary Catherine Marcelle Wood Doris Shafer Marion Evelyn Pollock Margaret Jane Tromerhouser Eileen Baird Billy Jean Powell and Uncle Billy Pew. Chas Tromerhouser couple visited Laredo while Walter Goech toured Kansas City. Mrs Ben Wood remains on the sick list. Haseville and Shafter played a tied baseball game at Haseville. Jr. visited J B Broyles' home Sunday.
Stacking day arrangements lead the list as Mrs Mollie Tompson visits sister Mrs Dale Smith. Perry Christain and family spent Sunday at Ben Purdin s. Paul Sell helps Ben Hardinger stack hay. Carl Farson and family visit Frank Cattey s with E wood Thudhum family. John Davis family visit Minnie Davis s. George McCollum visits Orville Thudium. Charley Cordray travels to Brookfield on business. Frank Cattey and wife spend a day at Wilbur Cahoon’s.
In Walnut Grove the community centers on haying and berry picking. Miss Iva Belle Norman and Miss Velma Almond visited on Tuesday. Mrs. Sherman Hoskins stayed with Ella and Lucile Morris on Wednesday. Mrs. Lester Lawrence and Mrs Charley Morris visited Milan on Saturday. Mrs. Molly Pipes visits Cora Sargent near Browning this week with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Moore and
Notices announce probate actions in Linn County Missouri. Executors and administratrix seek final settlements for estates of John Donrkin Emmett L Keithley Edward Maloney and others with dates in 1932. Creditors must present claims within six months to avoid loss of rights. one year for barred claims.
I K M Duncan administrator announces final settlement of the estate of William Robinson deceased at the next Probate Court term in Linn County Missouri. The hearing will be at Linneus on August 8, 1932. Durica administrator.
Helen of Brookfield spent Saturday night and Sunday at the Morris home. Lester Lawrence and Verda Irene Alma Morris attended with Charley Morris and C. C. Moore family members from Brookfield. Jim Pratt and Mrs. Sherman Hoskins visit Brookfield. Iverene Morris visits with C. C. Moore in Brookfield this week.
The author urges stirring unplanted corn soil during drought to prevent cracking. A one horse harrow can fill cracks form a dust mulch and slow chinch bug progress to some extent.
Missouri agriculture officials report grasshopper activity limited by abundant rains. They warn migrations could occur to corn, gardens, and orchards if late summer droughts appear. Broadcast bran mash with poison is advised where hoppers threaten alfalfa or other crops, with repeat applications if populations stay high.
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