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Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1925

Page

3

Missouri State Bond Indebtedness and court decisions highlighted

A Missouri state report shows standing bonded debt at 4.495 million plus 7.5 million in road bonds due next year, with 21 million bonds sold toward the 60 million highway plan. The Missouri Supreme Court handed down several criminal and murder decisions in St Louis and Audrain and St Charles counties.

Atefferson City Eugene S’. Stephens Missouri Treast Missouri Supreme Court Jefferson City St. Louis St. Charles County Audrain County St.ouis Hogan Egan Koo Jelly Roll Ray Skenard St. Louis County Angie Saal Leon Willam James Crump Murae Chal Blum Audraiounty Mexico Division No State Supreme Court Leon Williams Harry Leonard Leonard Cassville Electric Company Alexander Engineering Company Springfield Cassville

Revival of Early American Furnishings Inspires Fashion

Decorators and clubwomen promote home crafts from early America with patchwork quilts hooked rugs and needlework. The growing trend blends handmade furnishings with modern ensembles including chiffon coats and black chiffon outfits, while burlap rugs and framed designs showcase practical craft.

Virginia Home Demonstration Meeting Highlighted

The Woman's club of Varina in Henrico county gathers at the home of the home demonstration agent for business and social instruction. Home demonstration agents, part of the extension system, are trained home economics workers funded by the federal government, the states, and counties to improve rural homes and homemaking.

Theodore T. Martin Columbia Missouri Indianapolis Sedalia Springfield Ballenger Post American Legion X. Walter Basye Bowling Green Piedmont University of Missouri, Columbia Leslie Cowan Kansas City Louis A. Eubank Emma Kk. Griesel Margaret P. Tello Dorothy Nightingale Eva May Davis Rebecca Shouley Mildred Briggs Mercie Carley Lewis Grandy Gerald Barclay Thorne Roy Lindsey St. Joseph Buchanan County Bethany Daviess County Gilman City George Cramer Davies County Eloise Fentress J. A. Fentress Marshall Heath’s Creek Theodore Craig Joplin Harry Long Cooper County Farmers’ Association Boonville Association Woman's Club Varina Henrico County Virginia United States Department of Agriculture State Agricultural College Time State Agriculture College

Train Daughter To Care For Her Room

Instructions from the United States Department of Agriculture for 4 H club use explain weekly cleaning routines for a bedroom. They cover dusting, airing, wall cleaning, floor care, rug maintenance, and final arrangement to minimize dust and keep the room orderly.

United States Department of Agriculture

Spider Corn Bread from a Historic Recipe

A vintage recipe explains Spider Corn Bread using corn meal and sour or sweet milk with soda or baking powder, salt, and butter. It instructs cooking in a greased iron spider over a double boiler, adding eggs, then baking until done, with optional milk-and-egg adjustments.

Dorothy Story Wins New Hampshire 4 H Clothing Championship

Dorothy Story of Hopkinton New Hampshire won the state 4 H clothing championship with 50 created articles valued at 125 dollars. She led the All Around club, conducted meetings and demonstrations and served as a district delegate to the state camp county picnic and county round up.

Dorothy United States Department of Agriculture State Agricultural Colleges

Nut Breads and Nutty Pastries Highlight Popular Use

Nut breads of many kinds stay popular including yeast and quick breads in loaves muffins gems biscuits and buns. Cakes and cookies with nuts are plentiful and nut kernels can replace some fat in batters or doughs for richness.

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Missouri State News A. P. Hall Drury College Carnegie Foundation Dean Hall Mamie Diggs John H. Diggs Wellsville Kathryn Tibbetts Trenton Glen Tibbetts Grand River Myrna Missouri Pacific Drury College Board of Trustees Catholic Union of Missouri Cape Girardeau Farmington Leonard Miller Carterville C. L. Gray Miller Gray Clyde Smith Sapulpa Okla University of Missouri Phoebe Louise Wright Valley Park Ihin Julia Bottomley Virginia Home Demonstration Meeting Varina Club New Hampshire Dorothy Story Hopkinton N. H
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