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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1946
Page
5
Local residents travel to nearby towns for business and family gatherings. Multiple households relocate within Browning and surrounding areas as relatives visit, join observers report improving health, and readers sign up for annual subscriptions.
The past week was very warm with frequent rain and a growing season about five days ahead of last year. Temperatures ranged from 21 to 72, with a weekly average 13 to 18 above normal. Rainfall totaled 0.82 inch for the week, and winds over 50 mph caused minor damage. Herman F. Kille.
Mrs. Tom Yardley of Milan visited Browning Lumper Co. this week to view hoes and garden plows. Mr. and Mrs. James Harris and Mrs. Carlos Harris of Meadville were Browning visitors Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Chas Smith and daughter from Kansas City Kansas spent the weekend with relatives. Mrs. Ray Nickell traveled to St. Louis to visit Ray at Barnes Hospital, where his condition is improving.
Rainy days slow garden work as residents anticipate sun. Mrs. Sadie Payne visits Wellsville Missouri. Iven Hedges family guests. Faith Cassity and Ben relocate from Kansas City to Purdin. Daisy Street returns from California. Lois Lewis travels to St. Louis to meet overseas husband. Cassity family celebrates 50th anniversary. other neighbors and relatives visit and tour.
An old ad shows T. J. Waldeck of Milan Michigan offering various calf and animal hides and skins. The notice lists veal elk kid kangaroo and cordovan goods with 19 percent styles available.
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