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Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1934

Page

4

Poultry Growers Urged to Hold Back Chickens for Market Stability

A letter from poultry committee members urges farmers to postpone selling hens and keep spring chicks until they reach at least four pounds. The note warns against flooding markets, notes chickens require little water and feed, and argues a delayed sale will improve fall market prices. Signatories include W. F. Priebe and several district representatives, with a citation from the St. Louis Post-Dispatch.

W. F. Priebe

Guide to Voters on Missouri Senate utility bills vote

Readers urged to judge candidates by records and focus on a key Senate vote. Governor Park and cities backed revenue bonds for municipal utility plants while private utilities lobbied in Jefferson City. The 20 to 12 outcome returned the bills to the Senate for action. Senators Crouse and Dail are noted among those seeking reelection.

Missouri State Senate Municipal Corporations Committee Governor Park Jefferson City Emmett J. Crouse St. Joseph Delmar Dail Marceline

Fall Seeding of Red Clover and Grasses to Meet 1935 Hay Shortage

The article notes a severe shortage of red clover timothy and other legumes due to two years of drought. It advises fall sowing of red clover and mixtures with timothy and oats, with detailed seeding rates and timing to establish stands for a normal 1935-1936 hay yield and to ease winter forage shortages.

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Purdin Social Roundup Includes Visits and Fun

Purdin residents and visitors share weekend activities with croquet games and small gatherings. J A Buswell Browning and J N Edens Shelby were in town, with D H Helms Linneus visiting Sunday. County residents attend church events and host family calls, noting Miss Amanda Ormiston’s funeral and multiple home visits among neighbors and relatives.

J. A. Buswell Browning Purdin J. N. Edens Shelby D. H. Helms Linneus Euria Bumgarner G. D. Pulliam D. L. Cady D. G. Pulliam R. D. Cassity Joe Creason J. O. Lambert Jane Olson U. B. Church Amanda Ormiston Raymond Bagley Nellie W. R. Ross Russell Smith Ed Brown Clay Township Minnie Pearr Hartsville Gilbert Kroeger R. D. Monroe

Lagging Appetites Benefit From Fresh Fruits And Juices

Miss Essie M. Hoyle of the Missouri College of Agriculture notes that fresh fruit, fruit drinks, crisp raw vegetables, and tomato juice stimulate appetite, especially in hot weather. She suggests using cherries, rhubarb, blackberries, plums, or apples for drinks and says tomato juice is refreshing and nutritionally valuable like citrus beverages.

Essie M. Hoyle Missouri College of Agriculture

Sullivan farmers form Corn Hog Production Association

Sullivan county farmers organize under the Agricultural Act plans to establish a corn hog production association. The move follows a growing effort to coordinate pork and corn outputs among local growers and to secure possible support measures.

Sullivan County

Missouri Farmers Sign Contracts in New Deal Plan

Missouri farmers join the National Agricultural Adjustment Administration program, with around 110,000 corn hog signers and more than 1 million dollars in benefit payments. Contracts cover wheat cotton corn hog and tobacco as part of a coordinated effort to raise prices, balance production, and stabilize incomes amid drought and market pressures.

Chester C. Davis New York Times Davis Missouri South Dakota Washington Andrew Morgan Knox

Pinastone Triple Guarantee Promises Unequated Performance

Unclear promotional line asserts a Pinastone Triple Guarantee for tire performance. The text hints at protection claims but lacks concrete facts, dates, or entities to verify.

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