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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1934
Page
4
Local advertisement lists low prices for animal feed and flour items including C H pure cane sugar 4.99 per unit and M F A shorts 1.25 per ew t. Also features Gold Medal Chick Ration and Hendersons Vigorine with different feed products and Harvester Oil offered at 0.50 per gallon.
The report covers Duncan Township finances from April 29 1933 to April 18 1934. It lists receipts from the two collectors the county treasurer and transfers to the R B Fund and Township Fund with totals and balances and signatures by Clerk J L Clevenger.
Notice to officers depositors creditors stockholders and all interested in Farmers Exchange Bank Browning Missouri that C A Johnson special deputy commissioner of finance for Missouri filed a verified petition in Linn County asking for authority to obtain a loan pledge assets and create a first charge to pay liquidating dividends to depositors. Hearing set in Linneus on June 28 1934 at 10:00 am with rights to object.
Emmett Childers took his son to Kirksville yesterday. W B Austin was a Linneus visitor Tuesday night. Harold Bingham and a Kirksville friend were guests of Mr and Mrs Arthur Haley Sunday. S Johnson is improving the property he bought from W B Watson. Edward F Williams received his transcript from K S T C and earned thirty three college hours reflecting high grades.
Mrs Harold Rinehart entertained the Mid Week Bridge Club last Wednesday afternoon. High score honors went to Mrs Ovid Atkins. Invited guests included Mrs Gale Thurlo Mrs Orbra Jones and Mrs Verle Atkins. Ice cream and cake were served before adjournment.
Mr and Mrs Ralph Steward of Kansas City visited relatives in Reger on Sunday. Myrtle Bardon spent one day last week at the Rob Stephenson home. Virginia and Robert Williams were afternoon callers. Morene Montgomery stayed Saturday night with Helen White. Virginia Ford spent Saturday night with relatives in Reger.
O. C. McIntyre presents a feature on the Editorial Page of the Star-Times. The column Wil Recess Says is read by millions daily and profiles Will Rogers as a unique American character.
Dorothy Dix discusses the question of who earns more than the President and notes that her discussions of human problems are read by millions daily. The observed influence highlights the reach of her syndicated columns and public lectures.
The column mentions Ed Sullivan author of Broadway popular with Star Times readers. Irving Brant editor of three editorial pages and author of Dollars and Sense praised by critics.
Homer Bassford with a spatial flair leads the Star Times as a popular biographer. John Hix creates the Strange As It Seems series exclusive to the Star Times. Robert Quillen writes daily editorials. Sid Keener edits sports and runs Sid Keener's Column. Dr Frank McCoy writes Here’s to Your Health. Doris Daly oversees the Food Page with weekly recipes and menus.
Leo Brinkley visited Green City last week. Mrs Lee and her daughter stay at Earl Smith home. Leah Henry spent Saturday night with Velma and Katherine Stephenson and returned home Sunday. Edith and Elsworth Smith called at Johnnie Stephenson’s home. Mr and Mrs Harry McCaughy and son visited Mollie Ford on Sunday. Ike Grindstaff is quite poorly.
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