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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1934
Page
4
Local ad page lists various feed and grocery items for Browning celebrations including meal price 10 pounds 4.80 and several poultry feeds such as Vigorine Chick Mash and Egg Mash. Prices shown per ewt and per unit accompany product names and brands.
Agricultural guidance urges farmers to deploy dust and creosote or gas barrier systems to deter chinch bugs in corn fields. If first brood is kept at bay and weather cooperates, a fair yield remains possible. Barriers slow pests. spores and fungus are not reliable controls. Poultry and egg markets cited as context for farmer income.
A letter to poultry raisers recalls last fall when people indulged their appetite for chicken and notes no surplus was carried over to act as a margin or buffer. It urges farmers to adjust practices accordingly.
The Love Circle Club met June 12 at Mrs. Lillie Spencer's home for a meal of covered dishes. Alta McKinstray offered thanks after dinner, and Eleanor King led prayer. Twelve members and twelve visitors attended, with prizes awarded to Mrs. Allie Stephenson, Mrs. Alta Smith, and Mrs. Myrtle Williams. Next meeting is June 26 at Mrs. Fisher's. all welcome. Doris Griffeth suffered a broken arm from a fall near the top of a mulberry tree.
A verified petition by C. A. Johnson as Special Deputy Commissioner seeks authority to obtain a loan from Reconstruction Finance Corporation and pledge Farmers Exchange Bank assets Browning Missouri to pay liquidating dividends to depositors. Hearing set for June 28 1934 at Linneus Court House. Read in home paper garden production advice urges busy planting now including cabbage squash beets kale tomatoes corn and beans.
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