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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1945
Page
3
Tom Elliott is ill with heart trouble. Dozens of visitors and guests travel between Linneus, Mexico, Kirksville and nearby towns to visit relatives and friends. Notable mentions include Quigleys, Knifongs, and Gables with multiple weekend and Sunday gatherings and travel.
The highway patrol states that with perfect brakes on dry level concrete an average driver needs 264 feet to stop from 60 miles per hour.
The advertisement claims Avi Ton Dr Salsbury s Avi Ton eliminates large roundworms and cecal worms in poultry. It contains phenothiazine and can be easily mixed into wet or dry mash. Easy on the birds mentions E F Peterson of Browning with a phone contact.
Mr and Mrs H S Johnson and K M Duncan of Brookfield and C E McGhee of Linneus were on business Tuesday afternoon. Frank Scott returned from a Veteran's Hospital in Wadsworth Kansas. Mrs Anna Hilbert left June 5 for home in Yuma Colorado. Merilee Ware visiting Kansas City while Wm Ware and Woodrow Keithley families hosted visitors. Burton Darr and daughter of Fort Leonard Wood spent part of the week with Ivah Darr and helped take Mrs Carr to Kirksville for a doctor visit.
Federal wildlife officials visited Sullivan County to arrange a predatory trapper program funded by local sheep owners. If funds are raised, Robert Smith of Putnam County will serve as county trapper for at least three months at about 262.50 dollars, with 20 dollars carried over from last year.
Congress appropriates 17.5 million dollars to the Federal Works Agency to loan to cities towns counties and districts with no interest and repayment only when funds are available. Missouri is allotted 431 487. Applications go to C W Anderson Division Engineer Bureau of Community Facilities FWA 13th Floor Court House St Paul Minnesota Wat Arnold M A.
Miss M R Baylor of the Missouri Commission for the Blind met with the County Committee at the Social Security Office in Brookfield on Wednesday afternoon June 6 1945. Indigent residents needing eye care should ask a County Committee member to refer them to the Missouri Commission for the Blind.
The notice lists ration stamp validity across various series from E2 to C1 with expiry dates through June to August 31. It notes one pound salvage fat valued at 4 cents and 2 ration points at the butcher. It covers Blue Stamps N2 to S2 and other marks, and Sugar Stamp No 36 Book four.
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