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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1933
Page
2
Rainy weather and family visits fill Shelby items as neighbors share visits with Logans, McDonnolds, and Bauers. Residents like Walter Craig move to New Mexico, while others tend crops and attend a Breckfield show.
Rain delays corn planting while residents report ceremonies and social happenings. Miss Anna Mary Pipes and Iverene Morris traveled to Milan to receive diplomas. Verda Pipes returned home from Milan after schooling there. Mrs Charley Pipes and Mrs Charley Morris attended Milan graduation. Troy Head and Myria Largdon kept sheep. Lester Kenley bought lambs and hogs.
Mr and Mrs Vannie Franklin and Miss Reva Foster attended a basket dinner at Buckory Grove Sunday. W A Tharp visited daughter and husband Floyd Gilpatric near Green City Tuesday. Otis Lawrence and daughter visited L P Lawrences home last week. Esta and Fay Foster were weekend guests at the Swearengen home.
Mrs. Frank Cattey spent a few days last week with her daughter Mrs. Carl Farson helping with household tasks and family matters in the North East Linn area.
Local families host and visit across Haseville with 4 H club organized by Marie Sayers. Missouri game and fish officials discuss camps, turkey hatchings, and state parks expansion with new park keepers and fishing reports.
A half mile lake created by the state game and fish department at Mark Twain State Park in Monroe county vanished May 12 when a dam failed. Water escaped, thousands of small fish died, and plans for federal soil erosion and reforestation camps were discussed at a St Louis conference led by E. M.
The article notes the holiday will extend into a period beyond Memorial Day as the new law awaits its effective date, delaying established observances until the statute takes effect.
Trustee C M Thornton will sell at public vendue the south half of lots 1 and 2 in the southwest quarter of section 18 township 60 range 20 Linn County Missouri on June 9 1933 between 9 am and 5 pm at the west door of the courthouse to satisfy the note secured by a deed of trust dated February 17 1932 signed by Emmett A Haley and Charlotte C Haley recorded in book 264 page 297.
The text argues the administration seeks to raise prices and expand credit via the Open Market operations by the Federal Reserve, directing currency issuance to retire debts, and permitting silver coinage and gold content reductions. It outlines emergency powers for reserve balance adjustments and emphasizes centralized control of Congress.
Expert opinions outline how a dollar devaluation would alter debtor and creditor dynamics. Debtors could tender new dollars to settle contracts, with mortgaged homeowners and farmers primed to gain. Creditors might face losses from reduced purchasing power, but loans were largely made when the dollar was weaker. Prices would rise, benefiting farmers, while manufacturers and retailers would see higher sale prices and costs. Concerns with large inventories noted.
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