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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1936
Page
2
The Browning Leader-Record newspaper from Browning Missouri shows editor Joe Nickell and its mailing imprint. It lists post office handling as second class mail matter with dates July 8 1897 and July 39 1935, reflecting publication and archival details.
Announcement naming candidates for sheriff and prosecuting attorney in Linn County and neighboring areas amid August primary activity. Includes Guy T. Carter Dr Q H Becker A T Havens Harold E L Mason Max Brown as contenders with party context noted. Also brief community notices and local social updates from Linneus and vicinity.
Roger Items Harrison Grindstaff spent the week end with Mr and Mrs A J Myers and family near Pollock. Mrs W H Grindstaff and children visited her parents near Pollock. Mrs Feid King returned home after weeks with Ames relatives as Mr and Mrs George Pittiaway of Kansas stayed with the Tunnell home. J D Tunnell’s house caught fire Sunday morning, causes unknown, damage substantial but under control. Fritz Brinkley and children visited the Stephenson home. A baby daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Cramp on Saturday. Merril Cramp died Sunday at a Trenton hospital leaving nine children and a large family. Funeral charges not yet set. Mr and Mrs Guy Williams and family of Galt visited Alonzo Williams. Mrs Carrie Callihan and her mother and son visited relatives in New York. Phillip Maggart, son of Guy Magwart, has been ill several days.
The hot dry spell ruins gardens pastures and crops with trees stripped of leaves and potatoes spoiling. A light shower did little good as sun returned. Local residents moved livestock to market while neighbors visit and news remains scarce amid widespread blues.
Chas Dodson returns home Sunday afternoon. Roger stems Doris Farley and families visited the Stephenson and Farley groups. Mrs Irvin Smith and Abi have been ill. Raymond White spent the weekend with Monroe White near Humphreys. Duane Ford and children visited Walter McKay. Melvin Stephenson visited Mollie Ford. Robert Stephenson's visitors included Johnnie Stephenson and children Marvin Dolores Beverly Rusk Nile Jerome Ramah Alice Kenneth Jerome Anna Price Melvin Stephenson Virginia Williams Helen White and others. Anna Price of Green Castle visited Rob Stephenson and family. Louise Watson of kavse City visited Dr Tunnel home and Roger relatives. Stephen Jerome Raymond and Hallie Moore visited Rote Stepherson. Fred Beitschmann family and Rev Thompson visited Grant Smith dinner. Allie Stephenson, recently ill, is improving.
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