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Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1934

Page

4

Montauk State Park to Build Modern Hatchery Next Summer

A new hatchery will be built at Montauk State Park near Salem Dent county. It will include a hatchery building seven bass ponds two trout rearing ponds and a 15 acre water area created by a dam on a spring branch. Civilian Conservation Corps workers will be used to cut costs and aid distribution to streams such as Current River Gasconade Black St Francis Jacks Fork and Pineys.

Montauk G. B. Herndon Game and Fish Department Current River Gasconade Black St. Francis Jacks Fork Pineys Missouri Spring Branch Meramec State Park Fisher's Cave Mushroom Cave Onyx Cave Meramee Fisher’s Cave Meramec Valley Meramec

Hollon Home Burns Down In Noon Fire

The Hollon residence of Mr. and Mrs. Everett Hollon burned yesterday around noon. Cause undetermined though suspected a defective flue. The loss is substantial for the family.

Everett Hollon

Telegraph Reaches St. Joseph in Missouri History

Floyd C. Shoemaker recounts the 1853 milestone when a telegraph line reached Missouri’s western boundary at St. Joseph on March 3 1853. The first message was President Franklin Pierce’s inaugural address received in St. Joseph as printers printed it. The piece surveys early telegraph expansion from Philadelphia to St. Louis and then west to Jefferson City and St. Joseph, noting key dates and figures.

Missouri Floyd C. Shoemaker St. Joseph Franklin Pierce Washington Peter Lovell Second and Jule Streets St Joseph the Gazette the Adventurer Philadelphia Pittsburg Cincinnati Louisville Vincennes Indiana St. Louis United States East St. Louis Mississippi Dubuque Iowa Chicago New Orleans Mississippi River Ste. Genevieve Perryville Cape Girardeau Paducah Kentucky Nashville Missouri General Assembly Bly Jefferson City State Capitol Boonville Charles Stebbins Leavenworth Kansas Kansas City

Mathematical Herd Division Keeps Peace After Will

A farmer dies leaving 17 cows to his wife one half to the son one third and to the daughter one ninth. A neighbor lends a cow making 18 then the widow receives 9 equal to one half the herd the son takes 6 equal to one third and the daughter 2 equal to one ninth leaving the borrowed cow for return to its owner.

Will Rogers Declines Honorary Degree With Humor

Will Rogers rejected an honorary Doctor of Humanities from Oklahoma City University. He quipped he would accept only a Doctor of Applesauce if sanctioned by a kindergarten, arguing that honorary degrees are a joke and undermine those who earn real degrees.

Will Rogers Oklahoma City University Oologah Will

Linn County corn hog plan described as simple and cooperative

Linn County farmers learn the corn hog plan is simpler than expected. County Agent Hall notes many misconceptions from gossip have faded as contracts form a cooperative effort to reduce corn and hog production by about a quarter. Signers receive payments tied to soil fertility and average county yields, with urgency to sign promptly for faster payments.

Hall Linn County Extension Service Linn Linn County

Passengers aboard steamer raise baby gift pile to $250

A steamship from England to America collected a $250.03 purse for a baby born on board. A rumor about Scotch passengers prompted three Scots to be aboard. Chicagoan Harry Sommerfield sues for $5,000 against Elmer Love and Haycroft Honey, alleging assault.

England America Harry Sommerfield Chicago Love and Honey Elmer Love Haycroft Honey

H F Crookshanks, Chillico Resident, Dies After Illness

H F Crookshanks of Chillico died yesterday morning after pneumonia began Friday. He spent years in this city owning a flour mill and engaging in mercantile work. In recent years he operated a bakery in Chillicothe with notable success.

H. F. Crookshanks Chillicothe Mr. Crookshanks

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