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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1937
Page
2
Local brief from Browning Missouri dated Thursday June 10 1937 reports community news and notices. Listings include civic announcements and upcoming events with concise details for residents. This newspaper card preserves period tone and regional rhythm.
Miss Les Fanning with Weeoz students from Sasak wa Oklahoma returned home to visit her greats Mr and Mrs Dess Fan nine. Aunt Val Cok accompanied. Britton bought a fine ton of horses last week. Aunt Serica Moore shows improvement. The Bakers Browning area hosts include Mr and Mrs George Walker and Mr Mrs Charles Purdin. Roy Cotter and children visited Andrew Pfeiffer. Nora Morris and Van Mairs called. Sevier family attended Browning show. George Martin and George Farning joined Sunday dinner with the Purdins. Burke and Coffman helped Ross Burke with dog sawing this week.
Mr and Mrs Charley Young and daughters and other locals visited friends and relatives in a Sunday social circuit. Dinners, afternoon calls, and multiple family exchanges linked Mr and Mrs W R Young Mrs Don Shafer and others with households including the Smith Leslie Sayers Holser and Kingsolver families.
Cool weather for June noted as Old Sol warms in days ahead. Mr and Mrs Lilburn Gilmer of Hardland visited relatives Saturday and returned Sunday. Miss Imolene Pearson visited Miss Charlotte Stone at the Alex Woodside home last week.
Weather damage from Tuesday May 25 near Cora affects Jeff Elliott farm Lumsden and Almond properties. Storm followed by heavy rain. Local residents report farm activity, moves, and visits as community recovers.
Mr and Mrs Tom Foster and others spent Sunday at Sam Swearengen home. Roy Neely and family from near Trenton visited Floyd Neely and family. Numerous local families visited Oscar Glidewell and Mary Lawrence. Esta Foster attends Kirksville school this summer. Floyd Neey visited his mother Mrs George Clark last Friday.
A large crowd attended the program at Shafter on Saturday night. Mr and Mrs Edgar Morris hosted Sunday dinner guests including Mr and Mrs Logan Meneely and son Mrs Ida Thompson and Jackie and Billy Thompson. Mr and Mrs George Phillips were also listed among attendees.
Wallace Keithley Roy Keithley Russell School Ola Knifong Has kel Hollon and Mrs Mae Hicks bought new roofs this week. Mr G M Spencer is painting his new house with Cook s new paint system. Screen doors and wallpaper patterns offered at attractive prices as rains continue.
Sunday afternoon visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Gooch and family and Mrs. Jerry Gooch from Marceline. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Gooch with daughters called on their daughter Mrs. Joe Edmundson. The Morrises visited Julius Wood’s home. K. S. T. C. welcomed new summer term enrollees Hazel Cooper Shelda Gooch Dorothy Creason Bryan Molloy and Fred Remick.
Letters of administration with the will annexed granted to Darren, administrator with the will annexed, by Linn County Probate Court on May 28 1937. Creditors must file claims within six months for allowance or risk forfeiture. claims not filed within one year may be barred.
Federal veterinarians from the U S Bureau of Animal Industry will start Bangs disease testing in Linn county June 21. Six veterinarians will work in the county under supervision of Assistant County Agent S S Russell from Jefferson City. Herd owners agree to market re-
Within thirty days of testing, animals reacting are appraised by owner and vet and sold publicly. If market prices are low the Government may補 up to $25 per head for grades and $50 for purebreds. No owner expense beyond handling time. Herd owners should notify County Extension Office to prepare lists for the veterinarian.
The new 2 percent sales tax is now law and merchants must collect it. A detailed table proposed by State Auditor Forest Smith outlines tax equivalents for various mill rates, showing cents per dollar ranges from 1 to 2 mill bands and higher.
County officials report President Hall will attend the State Meet as part of a roundup of civic leaders. The event is chaired by County Agent Hall and will feature remarks on regional agricultural programs.
Dentist office listing for Dr E R Duncan at Farmers Store Browning Missouri. Office hours or services not specified. contact by phone 107.
Representative Hall spoke for the Missouri Association of County Agents at the Missouri Farm Bureau Federation Board quarterly meeting in Jefferson City on June 4. The group praised the legislative program, noting the Dog Law and Pershing Park Bill readiness, intact rural school funds, possible sales tax exemptions for farm stock production, and likely passage of the farmers truck bill along with other Farm Bureau favored measures.
Mrs C N Russell described a recent tornado impact on her neighborhood noting extensive damage to her house and major destruction of outbuildings including a garage a chicken house a brooder house and considerable barn damage.
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