Honor Roll and Renewals List at Browning Leader
The Browning Leader-Record publishes an honor roll and extensive renewal list updating dozens of names including Eva Horton Jack Smith Enos Stambach Maurice Whipple and to many others across Dayton Street and surrounding areas. Several community members are noted on the sick list with Mrs Elzora Lee improving. Local residents Leland Cassity Russell Brown and family make visits from Bosworth and California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Horton
Jack Smith
Enos Stambach
J. W. Milhoan
Dayton Street
Maurice Whipple
Clyde Belzer
Leonard Dell
Nora Holton
Junior Holton
Geo. M. Crooks
Bernice Lawrence
F. J. Alspach
Virgil Lee
A. H. Woodside
Lee Kimbrough
Andrew Pfeiffer
W. E. Pace
Daisy B
Ethel Richardson
Taylor R. Brown
Mollie Cordray
Edna Falconer
Lola Lantz
N. M. Brittain
Elva Clemens
E. F. Peterson
John Keithley
Veda Warren
H. M. Buswell
Neva Grige
Woodrow Slater
Everett Keithley
W. B. Austin
Fred
Roe Conley
Ernest Pearson
Marilee Gilmer
Linda
T. H. Thorn
Billy
Wallace Pulliam
Effie Pulliam
Cecil Wohler
Walter McIntyre
Shirley
Arthur Grif
Chillicothe
Tuesay
Missouri State Fair 1950 Premium Book Mailed nationwide
The 1950 Missouri State Fair premium book has been distributed nationally with about 20 000 copies mailed this month. The edition includes prize money, judge and staff details for 26 departments and is available to exhibitors and concessionaires by contacting the fair secretary in Sedalia. Repair work continues at the State Fairgrounds after wind damage, with re flooring of the grandstand and grounds improvements planned before the August 2027 event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedalia
United States
Canada
Purdin Family Visits from Phoenix After Two-Year Gap
Liam and his children arrived in Purdin last Tuesday from Phoenix Arizona to visit relatives and friends. This is their first visit in two years as rain has kept the area fresh and green and residents hope for sunny weather to help things grow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Pulliam
Purdin
Phoenix
Arizona
Garnered Bits by J. Marvin Garner Linn County Agent
The recent rains revived grass and started oats into brighter growth. Fertilizer on oats is more visible after dry weather. Reports say top dressing with ammonium nitrate helped wheat that had looked poor recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Marvin Garner
Linn County
Fly and corn earworm advisory for Missouri dairy and corn
The note warns about flies on dairy and beef cattle and stresses sanitation to cut fly breeding sites. It also discusses the corn ear worm in sweet corn, noting its devastation in Missouri and announcing a new Circular 347 on equipment and materials to spray sweet corn. Copies are available by mailing a card to the Extension Office.
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Missouri
Beetle Control on Beans With Dust and Duster Spray
Bean leaves are being affected by bean leaf beetles. Use Methoxychlor dust at 3 to 5 percent of a spray mix of 2 pounds of 50 percent wettable powder per hundred before pod formation. After pods form, apply a Rotenone garden duster spray.
Wool market climbs as prices rise for farmers
Market reports show wool prices advancing 6 to 12 cents per pound over last year with some lots 8 to 14 cents above the government support level. Farmers are urged to secure higher returns on wool alongside hogs cattle and lambs as key farm crops.
Linn County ACP funds aim at high conservation efficiency
The Linn County Production and Marketing Administration committee oversees 104149 dollars allocated under the 1950 Agricultural Conservation Program. They emphasize using funds to achieve maximum cost savings, soil building, and water conservation while ensuring farmers meet required standards. Prior approval is needed for some practices, reflecting the partnership between farmers and county taxpayers.
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Linn County Production and Marketing Administration
Linn County
PMA
Congress
Enlistees From Purdin Area Sent to Georgia Training
Arlin DeVore and Dale Blender, both sons of local families near Purdin, have enlisted and report to Georgia for training. The Bowyer family near Brunswick hosted Mr and Mrs L L Arnold and their sons Kenneth and Darrel for a Sunday visit. Eugene Bowyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlin DeVore
Luther DeVore
Dale Blender
Oscar Blender
Purdin
Georgia
L. L. Arnold
Kenneth
Darrel
Jack Bowyer
Brunswick
Eugene Bowyer
Brenner Family Attends Elton Farms Angus Sale in Iowa
Mr and Mrs H E Brenner of Laclede attend the Elton Farms Angus Sale in Rose Hill Iowa on May 15. The top seller Envi ous Bardolier 3rd brought $36000, ranking as the breed's third highest. The Brenners recently bought a herd site with the same blood lines as the sale stock averaging $2007 per head. Several animals moved to Missouri herds and their purchased herd bull Kedtive Bandolier from Wildwood Farms ties back to the same lineage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Brenner
Laclede
Elton Farms
Rose Hill
Iowa
Envious Bardolier
Brenner
Missouri
Wildwood Farms
Lake Orion
Michigan
Brenner Family Purchases Noted Angus Herd Sire
Trace back shows Black Bardolier on the sire side and Brenner bull on the dam side. Breeders strive to improve herds with top breeding stock and Brenner chooses a sire with outstanding blood lines to cross with registered Angus cows. Visitors invited to view the fine herd sire at the Brenner farm.
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Brenner
Angus
Farmers Build Security With U S Savings Bonds
Missouri farmers have built a strong backlog of U S Savings Bonds over the last decade and explain these investments offer safety and liquidity. Director J W Burch of the Missouri Agricultural Extension Service touts bonds as the best place to invest surplus funds, with money staying put until needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Missouri
J. W. Burch
Missouri Agricultural Extension Service
Savings Bonds and thrift urged in Independence Drive
An article extols patriotic finance urging farmers to build reserves in cashable assets. It argues diversification with $10,000 in livestock and $2,000 in bonds reduces risk. The piece promotes investing surplus cash in U S Savings Bonds as a prudent strategy supporting independence and protection against emergencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Bargains Galore at the Mercantile Store
If you seek bargains galore do not pass the Mercantile store for value and selection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercantile” Store
Browning Reader Request Noted
Mrs. Lee Kim Brough of Browning Missouri sends in a note or tribute for publication.
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Imogene Smith
Karol
Kansas City
Roscoe Powell
J. W. Woodward
Joseph and
Thomas
Miss. Busch
Harrison
New Jersey
Howard Jones
Ora Jessee
Eather Rae
Long Beach
Calif
Signey Hedrick
Enid
Okla
Jesie Jones
Cecil Powell
Margaret Lynn
Oconomowoc
Wis
H. A. Powell
Linneus
M.F. A. Central Cooperative
Browning, Missouri
Ming Ais
Browning Lumber Company
Bill Ramsey
Browning, Mo
Moore Monument Company
Madison St
Rome
Find
Missouri State Division of Resources & Development
Jefferson City
Wade Furniture & Appliance
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