Poisonous Plants That Should Be Destroyed
A Purdue Study identifies the main stock poisons: white snakeroot wild cherry cocklebur and water hemlock. The report notes livestock losses across 420 farms with 614 sheep 381 cattle 191 hogs 69 horses and mules and 81 goats. It details symptoms death doses and remedies including corn syrup milk and counteracting fats. It warns of robitin in black locust bark and stresses the need to remove poisonous plants from pastures and fences.
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Purdue Experiment Station
Lafayette
Indiana
Purdue
A. A. Hansen
Lafasette
Ohio River Valley
Nancy Hanks
Abraham Lincoln
Sunshine Workers Hold Second Annual Meeting at Mrs Arnold's
The Sunshine Workers met on May 24 with Mabel Arnold for their second annual gathering. They elected Zelma Stufflebean as president and other officers, enjoyed a picnic, gifts, a Secret Sister post office, a leaving member shower, and a play titled For Women Only followed by contests.
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Sunshine Workers
Mabel Arnold
Zelma Stufflebean
Ima Kille
Reba Nickell
Treas
Blanche ‘Stephenson
Post Office
Notice Restricts Hunting On Henry Watson Farm 1933
Property owner Henry Watson warns that no hunting or fishing is allowed on his farm throughout 1933 and warns of prosecution for violations. The notice requests trespassers to stay out.
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Henry Watson
L C Lantz Ships Two Cars of Wool From Browning
Local wool buyer L C Lantz shipped two carloads of wool Friday and is praised for honesty fair treatment and top prices. Farmers in the vicinity earned thousands as prices rose from opening season lows to higher levels, with Browning known as a good market for wool.
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L. C. Lantz
Lantz
Special Notice Prices Promoted As Live And Let Live
A local notice states printing is offered at live and let live prices. No further details available on scope dates or terms in the accessible text.
J. M. Fishback Hurt After buggy team runs away
J M Fishback, returning from trading, was badly jarred when a tug loosened and the buggy tongue dropped as the team bolted down a hill. He was pulled over the dash, struck his head and shoulders, and nearly broke his neck. Treated at Dr Haning's office, he recovered enough to go home. Ralph Creason halted the runaway team.
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J. M. Fishback
Dr. Haning
Ralph Creason
Mr. Fishback
Severely Injured Man Seeks Swift Return to Health
A man suffered a serious fall and is expected to recover fully, with officials optimistic he will be himself again soon. Medical staff report continued improvement and anticipate his full return to normal activities in due course.
City Sticker Rule Warns Browning Drivers of Arrest
Notice from the Board of Aldermen directs all Browning car and truck owners within the city limits to obtain a city license sticker or face arrest.
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City of
Browning
Board of Aldermen
Bailey Hostes A Delightful One Clock Dinner
Mr and Mrs H C Bailey entertained with a lovely two course dinner on Sunday May twenty first. Guests included Mr and Mrs H E Wicker Mr and Mrs J P Bolling J Harmon Mr and Mrs L W Hummel and Misses Harriet Wicker and Virginia Bolling. A most enjoyable day was spent.
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H. C. Bailey
H. E. Wicker
J. P. Bolling
J. Harmon
L. W Hummel
Harriet Wicker
Virginia Bolling
Friendship Circle Meeting Notes From May 24
The Friendship Circle Club met with Mrs. Sylvia Palmer and eleven members plus two visitors. The agenda included songs prayers jokes vaudeville acts by Edna Bagley Vacyl and Marjorie Smith and a newspaper stunt by Kathryn Smith. Attendance was split into two sides with orchid and white colors as seven on each side.
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Friendship Circle
Friendship Circle Club
Sylvia Palmer
Bessie Smith
Edna Bagley
Vacyl
Marjorie Smith
Kathryn Smith
Stunt
Loy Slater
Mary and
Mildred Gooch
Jannita Fuller
Ruth Patterson
Marjoie
Bessie
Harry Neff
Marceline
Clay Powell
Kansas
Linneus
F. Palmer
C.R
For Sale Good Used Refrigerator
Special notice advertises a good used refrigerator for sale from Dr. M. L. Haning.
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M. L. Haning
Farm Weather Delays Plentiful Planting For Local Farmers
Inclemency of the weather hampers corn planting as farmers dish and harrow fields only to be washed by heavy rains. Several have started and redone tasks multiple times. The season grows late and another stretch of dry warm days is badly needed to save the corn crop in this region.
Mrs Gus Allen and Miss Maude Fields Visit Local Area
Mr and Mrs Gus Allen of near Humphreys and Miss Maude Fields of Chula visited Saturday. Maude ordered her paper sent to Marysville where she will attend school this summer. She has taught in Chula schools for years and was re elected to her old position.
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Gus Allen
Near Humphreys
Maude Fields
Chula
Maude
Marysville
Canning Season Seen On The Stage In Missouri
Missouri households begin a busy canning season with Essie Heyle of the Extension Service urging careful methods. She cites per person goals for tomatoes vegetables fruits and potatoes and advises on jar testing packing timing and cooling to protect next winter’s food budget despite nuisance pests and fruit tree damage.
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Missouri
Essie M. Heyle
Extension Service
Miss Heyle
Decoration Day Observance Across Small City
Decoration Day was celebrated with cemetery visits to honor departed loved ones. Flowers and graves received careful attention at Jenkins, Mun dell, Schrock, Hoover and Enter prise cemeteries. The city’s stores closed and a baseball game at the city park drew crowds. Municipal banks also closed for the holiday.
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Jenkins
Mundell
Schrock
Hoover
Enterprise
Furloughed Navy Man Kenneth Harl Visits Home
Kenneth Harl on furlough from the United States Navy visited his mother Mrs. Etta Harl at Winigan for a three month stay after spending the last week in town.
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Kenneth Harl
Uncle Sam
Navy
Winigan
Etta Harl
Locusts By Thousands Hatched in Annual Invasion
Locusts swarm as seventeen year hatch triggers large emergence with thousands of insects seen across fields. Farmers report crop fears while authorities track the outbreak and advise protective measures.
Teacher from Purdin headed to Kirksville for study
J R Schrock son of Mrs Hattie Schrock of near Purdie visited the paper Saturday ordering the Leader Record sent to Kirksville for three months of postgraduate work. He will teach at Purdin High School next year and is expected to succeed in his chosen profession.
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Purdin
Hattie Schrock
Purdie
Kirksville
Purdin High School
Slats Diary: Ike, Minn, Pepper, Tommys Bright Question
Friday Ike Bunch finesses. Minn Flinch refuses marriage due to cooking, job, and independence. Saturday Pepper, four years old, asks about baby storks. Sunday Ant Emmy and narrator reminisce on old ads about the other half living. Monday Bray laments aging parrot. contemplating remarriage. Tuesday Lenny Crunch cleans dirty hands. hired girl washing dishes. Wednesday Pa praises mowing. cautions about praise. Thursday Pa sources trouble with another newspaper man and threats of fire.
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Ike
Ace
Tommy
Sen
Emmy
Teasday
Lenny Crunch
Lenny
Wensday
Student Harvey Fields Dickinson home from Culver-Stockton College
Harvey Fields Dickinson arrives home in Canton after a college term at Culver-Stockton College to spend vacation with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Dickinson.
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Harvey Fields Dickinson
Culver-Stockton College
Canton
W. H. Dickinson
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