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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1923
Page
4
Uncle Perry McCollum remains seriously ill. Frank Tucker visits daughter Mrs. L A Dickinson while Dr Herman McCollum arrives from California. Jakes Smith ill over moving friend Lee Brantner. Owl society meets nightly as spring teases. The Cora combination sale draws a large crowd.
Mrs Will Pulliam and daughter Eva Steen of Brookfield visited from Friday to Monday. Mrs Penhale of Chillicothe came to help her ailing husband at Walter Patterson's. Douglas Jenkins and wife visited Joe Creason's on Sunday. Rain and snow affected Sunday through Monday night. Lucy Mairs and daughters Wauneta and Mary spent the weekend with J J Mairs. Everett Jenkins and Ruth visited Joe Creason's last Thursday. The Owl will soon be able to hoot again.
Sunday March 11 brought a heavy rain with a night snowfall that melted by Monday. Noah Head and family visited Perry Christians. Catherine Cattey stayed with Mrs Okey Millioan. Frank Cattey and family went to Winigan for a Sunday meeting. Wolf hunts reported as wolves grow thick. Republican primary held at Cattey school on March 10 with most officers renominated. John Arnold named trustee and Ed Peavler constable. Henry Lambert helped with wood. Mrs William Haley ill with rheumatism. Orvill Thudium visited grandmother. Alton Abbott owns a new saddle and saddle horse.
J A CARMACK B S D A B A M candidate for County Superintendent outlines preparation including Sullivan rural schools training at Kirksville State Normal and University of Chicago study plus twelve years in teaching and administration. He argues county roles demand city level qualifications and urges thorough, exacting selection by local boards.
A candidate details his education from Sullivan county rural schools to Humphreys College Kirksville Normal the State Normal at Kirksville the State University and the University of Chicago. He cites twelve years teaching and supervisory experience and argues he can improve rural school teaching and supervision.
Local item notes W L Taylor as a business caller at our office yesterday. Mrs Arthur Haley attended a relative's funeral near New Boston Tuesday. Dan Bramhall called to Kansas City last week due to his father's illness. For sale several bushels of turnips at 50c per bushel. Miss Frances Harrington left for Kansas City after visiting her grandmother Mrs Sallie Mairs. Read the back page ad for H Tovey Mercantile Co Brookfield. Major Rinker of Linneus visited our office yesterday and oversees Linn county road patrol. The contract to look after the road from here to Purdin was awarded to Dan Bramhall.
John Ashton presents a Missouri Board of Agriculture monograph outlining hogs as a key farmer ally. The work traces hogs from early debt settlements and 6 cent pork quotes in 1821 to breed mentions, river packing shifts, and the rise of Kansas City and St Louis yards with the railroad era transforming meat production.
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