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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1923
Page
4
Local notes from Brown ing Missouri describe damp cloudy weather and improved sickness. Community visits include Perry Christian and family at Ben Purdins and Mrs Laura Thudhum with Mrs Maggie Brewer. Wood chopping aid from Walter Long and John Belzer, plus Sunday visits to Frank Cattey.
A fine spring rain visited the Corn and Cross Roads area last Saturday. Mrs. W. S. Langdon returns from a Kansas City hospital stay to her home. Mrs. T. P. Bundridge and son Wesley plus granddaughter Ruth Spencer visited daughter Mrs Ed Bundies near Purdin and also called on Brookfield. B. M. Hollon and wife of Milan visit E. E. Maxey and wife. General Sayol and wife from near Green City visited last week. Dr. Porter of Milan called on Mrs. Rebecca Head who is poorly. Roy Knifong of south of Cora is also unwell. Local youth attended preaching at Pleasant Grove Sunday led by Rev. Jolly. Floyd Fanning of Cora installed a gasoline pump.
The item lists several community happenings including fine weather, pneumonia illnesses of Roscoe McArtor and Catherine Cattey, farm activity with calves bought by Elwood Foss and oats sown, and numerous visits among residents such as James Crist with Russell, Claud Westfall, and Perry McCollum to Brookfield.
Mrs Bernice Riley is on the sick list. The Owls sit at B J Lamberts Friday night to celebrate Mrs Lambert birthday. Mr Mrs Mont Cumbe and daughter Catherine and Mr and Mrs James Pierce visited W A Southerlands Sunday. John Tucker and Lester Smith chopped wood for Dock Smith last week. Wayne Britton sawed wood for Everett Riley and Alden Knifong. The Owls have one bird that can't hoot.
Earl Peaveler works for Ray Lambert who mentions a chores list including Ed Lambert and his wife Mrs. Camora Abbott. Luther Howe and wife, Wayne Abbott and wife, John Tucker and Frank Tucker visited Lester Smith's on Sunday. C W Newton came from his garage to work on John Tucker's car last week.
Notice states Duncan township holds regular election on Tuesday March 27 1923 electing Township Trustee two Board members two Justices of the Peace a Constable a Collector Clerk and Assessor. Judges listed for South Benton and North Benton precincts by order of the Board dated Sunday March 1923.
Percival Deane leads the struggling firm of Deane and Marvin after father’s partner vanished and debt mounts. He repairs affairs by appealing to old patrons and offering cuts, while Elsie Marvin joins the workforce and forms a bond with Percival. A pale man’s arrival hints at a larger mystery surrounding the missing partner.
Guidance from the New Jersey Agricultural Experiment Station on using stiff fillers and excelsior pads to protect eggs in crates. Steps include bottom pads, alternating layers with filler and flat, and a center bulge under the nailed end cover to cushion and stabilize contents during transport.
A rough rule valued ordinary silage at four bushels of corn plus one tenth ton of hay per ton. With ten tons per acre from fifty bushel corn, a ton equals five bushels plus $1.20, and at 50 cents per bushel corn the silage trades at about $3.70 per ton.
The pruning of fruit trees aims to ensure even sap distribution, remove excess shoots to conserve vitality, stimulate fruit bearing, and maintain a balanced growth pattern for healthier trees.
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