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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1938
Page
4
A letter to poultry raisers argues to sell old roosters after hatching season and focus on infertile eggs to improve shelf life. The note details how heat exposure degrades fertile eggs and calls for cooler handling, plus several local society notices of residents visiting and travel.
Winigan area residents including Mr and Mrs Bryan Moffitt and family visited friends on Wednesday. Delbert Nickell saw his father Ben Nickell on Thursday. Alva Hoerrmann and sons traveled to Milan on Thursday. Mrs W T Nickell and others attended the funeral of Josephine Dover in Green City on Tuesday. Ernest Hoerrmann from near Green Castle visited Winigan last week. C K Moddrell and children went to Green City on Thursday. Harold Millay and Frank Bailey visited Kirksville on Thursday. Mrs Bailey returned home with Frank Bailey after hospital treatment. Archie Hampton visited Green City last Friday.
Barn Head is on the sick list. Arthur Coram and family visited Everett Coram and others. Lloyd Dale suffered a serious injury from a horse kick. Bailey and Schreckhise families and Eddie Grey traveled to Brookfield on business. Leon Watson visited the Earl Head home. Gertrude Thudhum spent Saturday night with her mother, Mrs. Simpson.
Mr and Mrs Jerry Brown and daughter Carrol Sue visit from Saginaw Michigan to see relatives and friends Mrs Clinton Myers and her son also visit their relatives in the area Mr Manuel Creason is very ill Mrs Jane Olson stayed with Mr and Mrs Jess Lambert over the weekend Mr and Mrs D L Cady and Miss Irene Armstrong spent Sunday evening with Mr and Mrs R D Cassity Mrs Geo Pulliam called on Mrs D L Cady and then drove with Geo Pulliam to Brookfield Dee Monroe is very low and friends fear for his recovery.
A new shipment of genuine American wire arrives as stock and prices are praised. Residents J. P. Bolling, Dutch Brehm, Jas. Chambers, and others upgrade homes with improvements, repainting, and building projects. Domestic products Johnson Wax Glo-Cote and Cook’s House Paint drive local sales.
Sullivan County produce dealers met last Monday to study egg quality improvements. J C Rutherford of the State Department of Agriculture notes a Missouri law on candling eggs will be enforced and all dealers must candle eggs regularly. D D Moyer warns fertile eggs rise losses in summer. roosters should be sold to reduce infertile eggs. eggs kept above 70 degrees incubate and become unfit.
Community efforts led by J A Caldwell and local farm leaders mobilize to combat rising grasshopper populations. A Poison bran bait mixing station opens at the Farmers Exchange Building with a 30 cent per hundred mix. 100 pounds cover about five acres, aiming to curb severe infestations before hoppers mature.
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