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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1932
Page
3
Dr Hanna the optician visits present with neighbors. John and Genevieve Frazier visit family in Milan. Families from Purdin and Brookfield host and entertain guests, while stock shipments and farm work continue. A break in at Peterson Bros Garage is reported with small theft.
Mrs R D Monroe and cousin Leslie Shobe visited W J Penhale Monday. Williard Pulliam and family visited C E Pulliam Sunday. Dr Rittenhouse and wife and L G Hamner motored to Brookfield and Chillicothe Sunday night. Moore relatives picnicked on Locust Creek with C F E Pulliam and others Sunday. Joe Creason and Guy Davis drove to Chillicothe Sunday. Bud Street hauled eighty one bales of hay for D L Cady Monday, largest load seen. Bill Bivens hauled stock to St Louis Sunday night and again Monday night.
At the July Linn County Farm Bureau Executive Committee meeting a request was made for help from the State Extension Service to craft a new long term farm program. Farm management specialists D C Wood and D B Ibach visited to assess farmers’ plight for autumn planning with county leaders and businessmen. Rolla Baugher endorses timely conservative planning.
The Browning Regulars defeated the Marceline Travelers 16 to 6 at Browning Park. Browning plated ten runs after attacking pitcher Filia in the eighth inning as Moore closed with two strong innings to seal the win.
Berley Winton cites a study showing hens thrive on 55 pounds of grain and 18 pounds of mash per year, while adding 6 pounds of meat scraps boosts eggs. A broad essay argues inflation and wartime winds down, urging adaptation to normal living and permanent agricultural prosperity led by Dean F B Mumford at the Missouri College of Agriculture.
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