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Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1929

Page

4

Our Farm-to-Market Road Plea in Brown ing Missouri

A letter from residents complains of muddy blocked roads hindering mail, transport, and farm supplies to Brown ing Missouri. They urge support for a state maintained road, citing stalled creek crossings and delays affecting pigs veals and eggs, and thank Rep Joseph Nickell and the State Highway Commission.

Highway Commission Joe Nickell W. B. Moore North Salem Joseph Nickell State Highway Commission

Local Social Roundup From Shafter and Nearby

Shafter residents report visits from Mrs. Fred Dodson and children of Iowa and other kin. In hospital news R E Smith improves and eyes home return midweek. Community members host relatives and friends at multiple Sunday gatherings, with church, planting, and dinner events noted.

Family Gathering Recalled With Music And Sweet Treats

The afternoon featured memories and music as relatives shared late‑day conversations. In the evening ice cream and cake were enjoyed by all, highlighting the family’s warm gathering and fine voices.

Weather Warm Then Rain Expected In Shelby

The week saw many residents busy canning strawberries while a local show drew a large crowd. Several families visited relatives in Shelby including the Burkholders Logans and Wilsons as well as John Burkholder and Arthur McCollum families.

Road work and local obituaries in Cora area

Cross Roads and Cora shower would be greatly appreciated in this vicinity. T E Bundridge road overseer and George Dodson are doing road grading. Several from around here attended the funeral of Shelby Hunsaker at White Oak Tuesday of last week. The community mourns Mary Pearl Lumsden daughter of Mr and Mrs James Lumsden north of Cora. W S Langden is poorly with blood poison in hand and arm. Cecil Dodson and family spent Sunday with home folks. Wm A Butler was a Milan visitor last Monday.

T. E. Bundridge George Dodson Shelby Hunsaker White Oak Mary Pearl James Lumsden Cora W. S. Langden

Weekend Social Roundup in Linneus and Nearby Towns

I J McCollum and son Otis were in Linneus and Brookfield Saturday. Tom Franklin and wife visited Sunday. Otis McCollum and family called on E W Nickell in Browning. Mrs Mary Jones visited Saturday night and Roy Hart and wife spent Sunday with their son in law Ellis Jennings. W L Cahoon and wife of near New Boston with daughter Mrs Bill Marcussin and Maurice of Aurora Neb visited I J McCollum. Plowing corn is the order as windy weather continues. R M Ross and family of Brookfield visited Willard Pulliam and family Sunday. Wm Pulliam is at Grim-Smith hospital Kirksville for a minor operation. friends wish him a speedy recovery. Mrs L M McNally took treatment at Grim-Smith hospital Kirksville last week then returned home. Carl Bivens and family of Brookfield visited Wm Cassity and wife Sunday. Ray Pulliam and family visited Willard Pulliam and family. Earnest Pearson and family and Mrs RD Monroe and niece were guests of Frank Pulliam. Anson Cady of Chillicothe visited his aunt Mrs Ed Pulliam and uncle David Cady. Roy Smith and family of Marceline visited his mother Mrs Amanda Smith then Roy returned home and Mrs Smith and sons will visit relatives. Frank Roach and wife went to Kirksville Sunday to visit their son Carl and wife. Wm Wohler and wife visited Cecil Wohler and wife Sunday. Mrs Wm Pulliam visited Mrs D L Cady Saturday afternoon.

Fred Dodson Iowa D. P. Myers R. E. Smith Kirksville Grim-Smith Hospital Mr. Smith Vernon Phillips Esther Dorothy Mae Tom Morris Homer Cooper Lee Hedges W. L Browning Versa Armest Baskett Frances Lucile Earl Smith Drinkard Laredo Mount Olive George Phillips Edgar Morris Vernon Phillps Jerry Coch Spencer Bowyer Charlie Jean Ester May D .P.myers Keith Myers Mary Lee Stanley Fred Shelby W. J. Bailey Lester Burkholder Wayne Johnnie Burkholder Mamie Buswell Roe Logan Herb Wilson John Burkholder Arthur McCollum Carl Logan Ernest Smith Mr. Molloy Aletha Bailey Chillicothe Turney Bailey Charley Wilson Roy Hart Inlaw Ellis Jennings W. L. Cahoon New Boston Bill Marcussin Maurice Aurora Neb I. J. McCollum Roy Smith Marceline Amanda Smith Roy

Last of Perry McCollum’s line visits Ethel hatchery

F M Cattey, last of Perry McCollum and wife, traveled to the Ethel hatchery and secured a fine lot of White Wyandotte chicks.

Perry McCollum Ethel Hatchery

Dry weather and community social notes from Cora and Clem Springs

Local residents report dry conditions and list weekend visits and gatherings. James Fanning traveled to Kirksville to visit his daughter Dorris in hospital. Families including Jennings, Brookshier, Dodson, and Dillinger were hosted or visited nearby relatives.

Mrs Creason Visits Pulliam Family Circle

Mrs. Joe Creason visited Mrs. William Pulliam on Sunday afternoon. Miss Nadine Pulliam of Brookfield is visiting her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. William Pulliam, for a few weeks.

Wm. Pulliam Nadine Pulliam Brookfield

Birthday party and visits mark busy week in Locust Valley area

Estelle Keithley hosts friends for a birthday gathering. Bowyer family and Virgie Linny Bowyer visit from Tulsa. Crookshanks and Bartlette visit Chillicothe. Locust Valley church homecoming draws a large crowd with a basket dinner. Nile Reins of Laredo visits A F Keithley as Neva Myrick accompanies from Kansas City. Lloyd Bowyer attends as his father-in-law is injured.

Locust Valley Church

Mrs Rottmann andcompanions drive to Brookfield

Mrs. Alpha Rottmann and two friends Mrs. A F Keithley Mrs Everett Keith ley and Miss Neva Myrick traveled by car to Brookfield on Monday afternoon for unspecified plans in the readable fragment.

Alpha Rottmann A. F. Keithley Everett Keithley Neva Myrick Brookfield

Silk Hose Sale At Farmers Store Friday

Silk hose for ladies priced 79c and $1.00 offered at the Farmers Store with a Friday sale event.

Taxi Driver Ad Promises Round-the-Clock Service

A driver offers 24 hour service in a Chevrolet six with a Ford Raxtell, available for long trips on good roads. Contact Earl Palmer's Apts at 212 or the residence at 52 for scheduling.

Ford Raxtell Earl Palmer Apts

Notice Shorthorn Bull for Service at My Place

Shorthorn bull will service cows at Noel Bennett's property. Fee is $1.50 per animal at the gate.

Noel Bennett

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Browning, Missouri Cecil Dodson Wm. A. Butler Milan Linn Otis Linneus Tom Franklin Otis McCollum E. W. Nickell Mary Jones Purdin R. M. Ross Willard Pulliam Grim- Smith Carl Bivens Wm. Cassity Ray Pulliam Earnest Pearson R. D. Monroe Frank Pulliam Anson Cady Ed Pulliam David Cady Frank Roach Carl Wm. Wohler Cecil Wohler D. L. Cady F. M. Cattey Clem White Oak Grove James Fanning Dorris George Jennings D. W. Jennings Tom Jennings James Maxey Don Brookshier Charley Dodson A. R. Dillinger Yellow Creek Drryl Fisher Elijah Fisher Cane Swedan Kaffir Milo Feterita Joe Creason Russell Estelle Keithley Fred Bowyer Virgie and Linny Bowyer Tulsa, Okla H. F. Crookshanks Vernon Crookshanks Bartlette John Longwell Tulsa Okla Lloyd Bowyer Walt Bowyer Mt. Zion “Sunday School California Denver Colorado Springs Pikes Peak Majesty Royal Gorge Hanging Bridge Colorado Rockies Eagle River Canyon Canyon of the Colorado River Great Salt Lake High Sierras Via L. T. Wykoff Lansing Michigan O. T. Johnson Browning, Mo
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